So while people do seem more interested in sex and love in the winter, it's not necessarily the case that they're more interested now than any other season.
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Arya Stark was more interested in archery than dresses, and the actress who played her was more interested in going to a pig farm than auditioning for the role.
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In his memo, Damore cites a series of studies, making the case, for example, that men tend to be more interested in things and women more interested in people.
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"And I mean they ought to be more interested in cooperating when you have a clear law enforcement issue, more interested in cooperating with law enforcement than they have been."
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Did the popularity make you more interested — or less?
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I'm more interested in the brilliant guy behind him. pic.twitter.
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Most of America is more interested with your strange haircut.
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Instead, she is more interested in what the future holds.
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Rather, they are more interested in sightseeing, entertainment and food.
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I became more interested in intellectual landscapes or mental landscapes.
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Corporate boards are more interested than ever in boosting diversity.
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Harry is much more interested in music than the Internet.
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According to Google, though, they're far more interested in crepes.
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The company seems more interested in building hype than cars.
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But I'm even more interested by the Match Shot feature.
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She seems more interested in playing on and chewing mail.
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Most consumers are more interested in price than back stories.
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They are more interested in pushing salacious rumors, lies, accusations.
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I was more interested in making a film about consciousness.
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He's more interested in creating the right conditions for success.
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When someone is more interested in being right, intimacy diminishes.
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He was more interested in observing the students' school experience.
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The market is more interested on his interest to China.
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"I was really more interested in working," she told me.
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But that hasn't made Torvalds any more interested in people.
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Lindsay: I'm more interested in the container, not the contents.
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We're more interested in challenging the players in different ways.
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I'm not really more interested in death than other people.
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He was more interested in the tissue box than me.
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He was more interested in your knowledge than your identity.
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"They are more interested in owning the company," he said.
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Many writers now are more interested in exploring the self.
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"Dick is much more interested in policy and politics," Mrs.
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For instance, are you more interested in athletes or artists?
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CERN, meanwhile, seems more interested in building a new ring.
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I'm more interested in finding the right language for something.
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Perhaps you're more interested in nunchakus, or spikes, or clamps.
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They are more interested in life experiences than anything else.
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But Mr. Deshpande is more interested in the human transformation.
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Roberts seemed more interested in decorum than justice, she says.
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More interested in something sort of unhinged but extremely memorable?
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They're much more interested in concrete plans than pipe dreams.
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She's much more interested in the actual substance of writing.
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State schools are getting more interested in alumni networks, too.
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Studies show that millennials are increasingly more interested in experiences.
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"I was more interested in riding my bike," he added.
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He was more interested in its role in the culture.
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But Humans remains more interested in ideas than in guts.
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Basically, I was far more interested in beer and weed.
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It might even make people more interested in actual science.
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However, boys and girls seem to be interested in different areas of science, with boys more interested than girls in physics and chemistry, while girls tend to be more interested in health-related topics.
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This president, this president is more interested in funding — less interested in funding the military, than he is in funding planned — he's more interested in funding Planned Parenthood than he is in funding the military.
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I slowly got more interested in the 24 Hour Race itself.
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Tribulation is less interested in sex and more interested in archetypes.
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David McMillan: I studied painting, but became more interested in photography.
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But I'm far more interested in Flow, the company's electric motorcycle.
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What we're more interested in is throwing people into the unknown.
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These institutions are more interested in predictable returns than in enterprise.
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Johnson believes investors are more interested in Tesla's upcoming earnings announcement.
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Some banks seem more interested in juicy fees than good governance.
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Democrats are more interested in issues of market power and privacy.
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We are more interested now in what would be the fix.
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Indeed, he often seems more interested in protest than in power.
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In Santa Fe, some students were more interested in that idea.
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But Republicans are more interested in protecting Trump than in accountability.
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The U.S. is more interested in reducing China's intellectual property theft.
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I was far more interested in Marshall McLuhan, information, and media.
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I did [tell] them that I'm much more interested in Thucky.
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Instead, she's more interested in putting some villains in their place.
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Vitally, Ohio's governor is more interested in conservative ends than means.
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But TechCrunch is more interested in the how, than the what.
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She is more interested in being a searcher than a settler.
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President Trump appeared to be more interested in politics than people.
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HYFN says its clients are getting more interested in the company.
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" He added: "She was more interested in getting that straightened out.
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Or are we more interested in groveling for eyeballs and clicks?
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They were more interested in [making] sounds that were within them.
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They're more interested in mining the myth and aesthetics of it.
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And many writers just seem more interested in exploring the self.
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But Greenberg is more interested in telling stories than picking favorites.
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The town's occasional visitors, however, are more interested in the past.
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But Edmure is more interested in talking about Jaime's true nature.
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All of a sudden my teachers were more interested in me.
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That, ultimately, is a thought experiment in which I'm more interested.
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That young people are now a lot more interested in news.
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The doctors were "more interested in protocols than people," she said.
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Audiences, she said, are more interested in hearing gay men's stories.
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Contemporary philosophers do not seem much more interested in the topic.
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But in general, Italians were more interested in her bohemian lifestyle.
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The show is more interested in race than in gender anyway.
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Does reading the article make you more interested in the period?
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But his bandmates were more interested in drugs than their careers.
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So you're now more interested in freeing yourself up for anything?
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"But I think we're more interested in expressing our individuality now."
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I'm more interested in … exploring vast possibilities of black female subjectivity.
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At this point in my life, I'm more interested in that.
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I'm more interested in ya, Bayek, and the future of Egypt.
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You're probably more interested in experiences and adventures than material objects.
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But Ryan proved more interested in the praise than the policy.
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On the bright side, I'm more interested in using an electric toothbrush.
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That said, the country still seems more interested in fighting Kurdish rebels.
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But you're probably more interested in what the weak charge actually is.
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They were more interested in talking about Jackson's lack of management experience.
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Democrats also appear to be more interested in midterm elections than Republicans.
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He's far more interested in the hypnotic patterns birds create while flying.
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We are more interested in the human experience and the human dilemmas.
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At that time, he said, Microsoft was more interested in console sales.
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He would be far more interested in another cabinet position if anything.
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But Republicans were more interested in immigration by a 30-point margin.
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Wow. I'm more interested in the people who are uncomfortable with that.
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They're also usually more interested in being a follower than a leader.
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They were writers who were more interested in people than anything else.
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Critics alleged that he was more interested in publicity than law enforcement.
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Taxpayers are more interested in smoothing entry for themselves than for foreigners.
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And the more I learned about Google, the more interested I became.
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You might feel much more interested in sex all of a sudden.
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Now I'm more interested in sex and technology, and intimacy and technology.
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But I'm certainly now more interested in — maybe even excited to discover?
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I'm more interested in making today count as much as I can.
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And, as a result, much more interested in this upcoming Ricoh GRIII.
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Instead, they were more interested in and reactive to smiling human faces.
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Instead, she's more interested in building systems of support that benefit feminism.
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His team is more interested in using the sensor to treat disease.
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Note users are more interested, according to Samsung, in productivity and creativity.
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I'm much more interested in small "r" relationships than capital "R" Relationships.
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But we're more interested in the girls of Riverdale: Betty and Veronica.
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Unfortunately, they're a little more interested in warm blankets and hot chocolate.
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But Romilda Vane would probably be more interested in boys than politics!
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They are more interested in squabbles over power than in solving problems.
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How can we get young people more interested in running for office?
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Democrats also appear to be more interested in midterm elections than Republicans.
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I was more interested in hearing what this venture wouldn't be doing.
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Viewers seem to be more interested in the talent competition, she said.
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Too often, our nation's leaders appear more interested in fighting than fixing.
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Guys are more and more interested in buying something that's well made.
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You're more interested in reporting that the legislature and the governor disagree.
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Both economies now seem more interested in pursuing agreements with other countries.
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Suspect the average voter is more interested in the part involving hospitals.
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They're more interested in that than my experience as a transgender person.
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Both parties are more interested in listening to check writers than voters.
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Mr. Hovater was more interested in the technical challenge of the music.
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But she was more interested in law, graduating from Brooklyn Law School.
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I'm more interested in the why and the afterwards of the wars.
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I was more interested in him, this archetype of masculinity he reflects.
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They were more interested in seeing where the One Player adventure led.
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I'm more interested in doing work that does the opposite of that.
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Henceforth, however, he grew more interested in keeping audiences in their seats.
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They liked the candidate more and were more interested in hiring them.
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Both tribes are much more interested in Brexit than in anything else.
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Unsurprisingly, South Sudan's political elites seem more interested in power and wealth.
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It's more interested in movement than in the intensities of sustained perception.
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And I know the media is much more interested in the losers.
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Isabela, being Brazilian, has definitely gotten me more interested in Brazilian artists.
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Microsoft, however, seems more interested in the tablet form-factor for now.
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I'm more interested in involving influences from different cultures into my music.
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Clinton's campaign was more interested in endorsement roll-outs and process stories.
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I am more interested in motivating, teaching, inspiring, and learning from them.
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Reynolds, though, is far more interested in the number of Rockies victories.
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He seemed no more interested in the menial aspects of the job.
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I think they're more interested in making content than being good people.
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Democrats appear far more interested in the special election to replace Rep.
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Does anyone doubt he might find himself more interested in a deal?
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But Munoz said that the group's leaders seemed more interested in publicity.
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When it was joined by "Fearless Girl," we got nominally more interested.
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They're more interested in the microcosmic task of getting through everyday life.
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In a Quinnipiac survey, women voters were more interested in seeing a woman receive the nomination compared to men, and African American voters were more interested in seeing a person of color receive it than white voters were.
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More from VICE: That said, people aren't just more interested in relationships at this time of year—they appear to be more interested in sex, too; Google searches related to pornography and prostitution increase in the winter, as well.
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But I'm more interested in OSIRIS-REx, simply because I live on Earth.
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But the prime minister of Singapore was more interested in the virtual dinosaurs.
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"I'm more interested in how activists can learn from each other," he said.
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I know you're a veteran, so I'm frankly more interested in your opinion.
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Still, Niantic's sweetening the pot for those more interested in catching 'em all.
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I was getting more interested in e-commerce and offline-to-online transactions.
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They're much more interested in what happens with the trade negotiations on Monday.
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I'm more interested in the active of a plant than the plant itself.
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Because we're far more interested in the fresh takes on festival dressing — a.k.a.
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For now, I was more interested in attacking a giant stack of pancakes.
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"I think we are much more interested in making a product," he said.
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"They were more interested in the process than the actual outcome," he said.
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Do you think teenagers now are more interested in stories about social stratification?
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Ford has said it's more interested in safety than being first to market.
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And I think progressives are more interested in democracy protection or democracy preservation.
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That's what the GOP has become used to and more interested in keeping.
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But today's audience is more interested in streaming than owning, in many cases.
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But he was more interested in telling me why he was up there.
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The more attention they see an artist get, the more interested they become.
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Considering where the race is, I'm more interested in surprises in Senate races.
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South Africans these days are more interested in the outlook for rolling blackouts.
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I'm much more interested today in these kinds of immediate consumer protection reforms.
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I was more interested in acting when I was at school and stuff.
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Instead, the system is more interested in minimizing system requirements as gamers game.
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But she soon realized she was more interested in conceptual art and photography.
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But I'm so much more interested in who someone is on the inside.
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But I was much more interested in the connected aspect of the shoe.
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Medical museums were often more interested in pathologies—abnormal medical conditions or disease.
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He's more interested in tweeting out the latest insult that [springs to mind].
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He did poorly in his classes—more interested in alcohol, pot, and girls.
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You may discover that you're even more interested than ever after these conversations.
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"I'm much more interested in people than I am in photography," she says.
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They claim St. Jude Medical is more interested in profits than in patients.
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So why is Joey more interested in slavishly recreating coasters that already exist?
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I am more interested in what happens when you turn off the light.
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The police completely disregarded them since they were more interested in chasing skaters.
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Remes said he's more interested in transforming a space and leaving his mark.
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I'm more interested in the in-between state than arriving at a destination.
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But Sciolino is a true journalist, more interested in her subject than herself.
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They are thus more interested in buying homes, making those cities more competitive.
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"That's when I started to get less frustrated and more interested," Johnson said.
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One possible reason is that journalists are more interested in newsworthiness than accuracy.
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Right now, I'm more interested in those lessons that haven't been learned yet.
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I am much more interested in what this DJ in Greece is doing.
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She was more interested in playing Dungeons & Gargoyles than stepping onto the catwalk.
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He's more interested in covering up for Donald Trump than learning the truth.
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Or, if you're more interested in my crossword persona, feel free to email.
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Clinton was more interested in protecting the bureaucracy than serving America's children. Mrs.
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I'm much more interested in the program from a technical point of view.
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"I was always more interested in experiences over things," she told Money magazine.
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Some of the anti-Trump demonstrators seem more interested in violence than politics.
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These days, young people are more interested than ever in activism and politics.
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More interested in what Kim Kardashian, Camila Alves, and Sofia Vergara are doing?
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I found myself much more interested in learning the particulars of Horizon society.
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Instead, the Chinese billionaire said he was more interested in life on Earth.
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Snapchat seems to be betting that people are more interested in the familiar.
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"Maybe I'm becoming more interested in watches now," she said with a laugh.
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But I'm more interested in the historical aspect of it and the restoration.
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The Dutch photographer Hans Eijkelboom is more interested in typologies than in faces.
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The White House once seemed more interested in a fight than congressional Republicans.
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People are more interested in skin care than ever and analyze ingredients closely.
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Rather than judging what they want to do, I'm more interested in why.
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It portrayed Eisenhower as more interested in playing golf than running the country.
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Oversight committees seemed more interested in protecting Mr. Trump than in investigating him.
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I'm more interested in the House getting its hands on those tax returns.
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But he was more interested in talking about the rising cost of produce.
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Maybe you're more interested in keeping tabs on what's happening inside your house.
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After reading this article, are you more interested in picking up a hobby?
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Chicago was more interested in how feminism could be cultivated within a community.
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I'm more interested in the earth, the things what's going on happening here.
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"Over the last three days, donors have become much more interested," Schale said.
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He tried law school for a time but was more interested in movies.
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Or are you more interested in lighter fare, with more laughs than screams?
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Before the iPhone, people were more interested in voice communications than data reliability.
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"The more information you get, the more interested that you are," he said.
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They're not interested in making you healthy; they're more interested in making money.
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On the lower outer panels, people look on — some more interested than others.
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They were more interested in what photos had been posted on social media.
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You have to be more interested in business than you are in acting.
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I'm far more interested in any impact that I can have right now.
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But Kim is less interested in cash handouts and more interested in retraining.
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Older age groups are more interested in compensation and total package, says Cohen.
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He was more interested in the quest for original design and exceptional craftsmanship.
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I am far more interested in the psychology behind personal and group conflicts.
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It also found that women were more interested in impact investing than men.
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Doom Eternal is less interested in direct contradiction and more interested in nostalgia.
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But I've always been more interested in the way people see the world.
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The White House seems more interested in a fight than congressional Republicans do.
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Right now, D.C. is more interested in those tweets than in our streets.
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In the third, Mertl seemed more interested in arguing calls than actually playing.
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I'm more interested in finding a solution than continually reframing the problem semantically.
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We're more interested in looking at how people are affected by the Beauty.
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But I'm more interested in what is the second generation going to do?
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"It's a scent of the mouse, he's more interested in that," explains Dean.
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Instead, they seem more interested in continuing such aggressive approaches to criminal justice.
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Darlene is more interested in convincing them to go back to New York City.
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I could drop the performance of "Shiloh" Blake was far more interested in Jonathan.
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Solomons said IHG was more interested in the quality of its portfolio, not quantity.
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But Huang was more interested in what the result could mean for treating disease.
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Unlike Sunday's air of idealism, we're more interested in getting down to brass tacks.
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Trump suggested he was more interested in "curtailing his sentence" than a full pardon.
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Outlaw King is more interested in Robert the historical figure than Robert the person.
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He's long seemed uncomfortable discussing it, and is clearly more interested in other topics.
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Neidorff said he's more interested in being an acquirer and growing the company's footprint.
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He said the current generation of clients is more interested in financial planning courses.
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Some people said I was much more interested in what was in the dresses.
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"Light From Light" reveals it's far more interested in human concerns than metaphysical ones.
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Every girl he's liked has been more interested in his best friend than him.
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He was always more interested in the Russians, he says, because they are flashier.
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They believe officials are more interested in closing the investigation than finding the truth.
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But we are more interested in our relationships with each other than with men.
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In fact, people are more interested than ever in what he has to say.
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The RISI speakers seemed more interested in combating the "insensitivity towards national sensitivities," i.e.
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I was way more interested in my jobs than I was in my coursework.
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We're more interested in what this fancy, exciting "Woman Card" would entitle you to.
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The girls seem more interested in them as toys and pass on the deal.
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It's more interested in the philosophical and ethical questions that the hosts' existence raises.
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Which is why, when we spoke, I was more interested in his day job.
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Of course, what I'm more interested in is the comparison between the Democratic candidates.
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Lesli seems more interested in the touch of the dog handlers than the dogs.
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They are more interested in cheap plans that will cover them for catastrophic expenses.
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He is a provocateur, more interested in making headlines than adhering to established facts.
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This is why I'm more interested in Trumpism than in Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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"Medicine is getting much more interested in what the evidence actually shows," he said.
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It's no surprise that venture investors are becoming more interested in the insurance industry.
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On the contrary, though, this administration seems more interested in making the damage worse.
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Today's media seems more interested in influencing voters rather than educating and informing them.
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I'm more interested in dedicating my time to complicating those narratives than interrogating them.
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She was more interested than she expected to be by seeing the robbers' faces.
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Vince Clarke: Actually, I was more interested in folk music when I was younger.
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I was far more interested in what was going on in the main dancefloor.
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Andrew Cuomo has always seemed more interested in talking about reform than achieving it.
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Watteau seems more interested in their clothes and he poses them in their humanity.
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Hou believes her male opponents are more interested in her rating than her gender.
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But the scene is more interested in emotional nakedness than it is physical nakedness.
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" Mr. Molala said he was more interested in "economic struggle" than in "political struggle.
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It is less concerned with being understood and more interested in conveying a mood.
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RM: I'm more interested in whether there are parallels for political parties falling apart.
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Like a poet, he began to be more interested in emotion than pure representation.
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Pritzker as an institution now appears to be more interested in the making of
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But this well-written memoir is more interested in who she was before that.
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They were more interested in the demographic and psychographic key elements of those messages.
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More interested in understanding why things work, rather than simply perceiving how they work.
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We're more interested in people pursuing their own choice of religion or philosophical inclinations.
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Politicians more interested in helping the poor than he is should do the same.
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Trump is more interested in building his unnecessary wall than in heeding history's call.
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This time, he seems more interested in making you recoil while also saying Something.
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I think I've really always been more interested in things than in anything else.
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I'm more interested in dismantling and taking the multiple myths apart and recontextualizing them.
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Others seemed more interested in exploring the nooks and crannies of the virtual penthouse.
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Mao's successors were more interested in developing China's economy than in big-power politics.
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But he was even more interested in the collision of politics and daily life.
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"Airlines are more interested in being creative and entertaining unique requests," Mr. Sabby said.
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Mr. Merlis agreed with this assessment, but seemed more interested in brokering a compromise.
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"He was always more interested in producing facts than building up his own reputation."
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The culture industry is now more interested in harnessing difference than sanding it down.
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But in post-Brexit Britain, some are more interested in turning back the clock.
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Odar and Friese are more interested in devoting time to their characters' emotional journeys.
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From the start, García, 37, has been more interested in building friendships than rivalries.
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And I was more interested in the orange than I was in the cost.
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"He's far more interested in casting blame them in passing tax reform," Bernstein said.
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Trump has indicated he is more interested in lowering prices than in rewarding drugmakers.
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All the while, his buzzy email company is plugging along, amassing more interested users.
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He's more interested in direct relations with countries than multilateral agreements, and that's that.
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After that, I started to get more interested in what had happened in 2001.
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I was more interested in the little mysteries I found here on these mornings.
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Are your students more interested than ever in making a difference in the world?
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Buyers tend to be younger and more interested in making Monaco their primary residence.
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In 2016, Mr. Mekas said, he became more interested in history than ever before.
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Republicans said they were more interested in vindicating Congress's constitutional power of the purse.
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I kind of lost interest a little bit … I became more interested in people.
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But federal lawmakers have been more interested in empty gestures than actual policy solutions.
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And he seems more interested in maintaining anti-establishment cred than actually improving Hypnospace.
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But I'm surprised that I seemed more interested in the answers than he did.
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Instead, he seems more interested in shielding employers from having to address those concerns.
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He's far more interested in the broad sweep of social experience and political history.
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I'm much more interested in the inner life that my tradition opens me to.
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The more obscure and difficult the purchase process became, the more interested we were.
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Then I just became more and more interested in photography as a cultural idea.
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But he is more interested in creating spaces that appear true to their context.
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I was more interested in the space in between, because that's where I exist.
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The show is more interested in skewering politics itself than specific parties and people.
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Was there a moment when you kind of like became more interested in that?
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JAMES QUINCEY: I think around the world you're seeing consumers more interested in personalization, more interested in trying new flavors of brands they love, and so you see that in the U.S. with new flavors on Coke, new flavors on Diet Coke.
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People in this group were feeling less lonely, and they were more interested in life - that is, their responses to survey questions indicated they were more interested in things, got more things done, were doing more interesting things and felt more motivated.
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"People might be more interested because they'll realize he's such a multifaceted person," she said.
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We're more interested in the election architecture, which is underpinning this entire yearlong circus now.
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Eventually, though, it seems like Lee found herself more interested in her Lenscrafters coworker Don.
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He's more interested in staying true to the legacy of the woman who raised him.
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The Trump administration is more interested in pushing the public to align with the president.
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I&aposm more interested in inner space, what&aposs going on at the subatomic level.
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"Tyga seems more interested in getting back together than Kylie does," a source tells PEOPLE.
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Salonen is more interested in her own relationship to her body, both viscerally and metaphysically.
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Some folks were really interested in the gunplay, others were more interested in the graphics.
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I'm more interested in something you can't find in Barnes & Noble, something off the radar.
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Mr Zuma seemed more interested in enriching his friends and family than boosting the economy.
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And they are more interested in ideas and causes than they are given credit for.
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I, on the other hand, am far more interested in reading the signs of summer.
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Or are programmers — and their viewers — more interested in Harris's latest dispute with Beto O'Rourke?
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I am now more interested in imagery with a human subject—whatever role it plays.
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But it seems that users were more interested in teaching racism and Nazism to Tay.
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Hundreds seemed more interested in the beating of a cellphone thief than the fence action.
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But let's be clear here: Devos seemed more interested in the accused than the survivors.
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Fisher appears more interested in the league than in himself; Kelly gave the opposite impression.
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I'm more interested in his 50-year-old self than his 40-year-old self.
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But the artisans have mixed feelings, and are more interested in income than in authenticity.
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Hardliners are more interested in cracking down on the protesting women, labeling them as deviants.
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They were more interested in having me around as a human than as a photographer.
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People are more interested in lasagna when it's cold as a corpse Beyond the Wall.
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City leaders are more interested in programs that revolve around intervention, not prevention, Cannady says.
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But Aniyia Williams and her team over at Zebras Unite are more interested in zebras.
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Recruiters say talented lawyers who would previously have shunned compliance roles are now more interested.
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We are more interested in what was happening at the back of the grid, however.
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Electric Dreams, which features an entirely different twist, is more interested in imitation and disposability.
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They give you up to $800, but I am more interested in helping cancer research.
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So I'm more interested in those indie reads, and those socially conscious and historical works.
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"Liam: As It Was" is more interested in the musical renaissance than the man himself.
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But VanderMeer's writing is often more interested in the idea on a grand ecological scale.
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They saw HR staff as more interested in hushing things up than stopping the harassment.
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Many suspect they are more interested in grabbing valuable land than in suppressing religious minorities.
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I know it doesn't want to do that — it's more interested in twists and turns.
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You're more interested in lazing in a hammock than spending time experimenting in the lab.
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Physicists are likely to be more interested in the potential for doing more fundamental experiments.
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Some of his allies are more interested in expanding social liberties or protecting the environment.
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Translation: Our users are more interested than Facebook's, and our videos are safer than YouTube's.
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Naturally, they're more interested in plumbing their own experiences than in trying to analyze his.
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It was that Hollywood was more interested in celebrating feel-good tales of overcoming adversity.
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He's less interested in financial accounting and more interested in lounging on his human's lap.
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Or is she making it appear she is more interested in pursuing potential business opportunities?
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Anchor more interested in reporters access to Sinai than in those who lost their lives !!!
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Suddenly, we're more interested in clavicle-bearing tops than we have been in a while.
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People were suddenly a lot more interested in my videos than things I'd done before.
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Karlie seemed a little more interested in the box the ring came in at first.
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From his first moments with Michelle, he's more interested in controlling her than comforting her.
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They are more interested in the click and their clip than they are the facts.
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He was more interested in my opinion of who I think he should sleep with.
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"She was playing hard to get for a while, which made him even more interested."
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But he was more interested in playing with taste than cultivating the science of sugar.
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The choices could mean he's more interested in repealing than regulating, experts told VICE News.
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Scott is more interested in the Jersey Shore boyfriend, so they do some Instagram stalking.
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As a writer I am more interested in the passion than in the game itself.
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How did dumpster diving make you more interested in using black figures in your work?
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However, critics seems to be more interested in reconstructing his record than in recognizing it.
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As a general rule, Fortean Times is more interested in raising questions than supplying explanations.
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But I'm more interested in the software, with Apple releasing three updated operating systems yesterday.
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Bloomberg reported that Apple is more interested in a large investment than an outright acquisition.
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Is it because I'm female now that I've become more interested in compassion than righteousness?
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"As a kid I was more interested in mechanical engineering and building stuff," he says.
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This makes me wonder: Are Republican primary voters more interested in Trump's seal of approval?
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Right now the President is more interested in photo-ops than getting people their paychecks.
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As a gastroenterologist, Dad was more interested in talking about organs in the digestive tract.
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No one is going to be more interested in your financial situation than you are.
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Many in Barcelona suspected America is more interested in holding back a successful Chinese company.
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The 'Game of Thrones' cast was more interested in popsicles than doing a press conference
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"Digital natives are more interested in actively synthesizing than in passively receiving information," he said.
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But Robert was more interested in the tricky section of traffic lights through Greeley Square.
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But they seemed more interested in talking about the embargo than about milk, he said.
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I was more interested in reading, but most of my classmates were heavily into sports.
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Many were more interested in his teammates than young Roberto, whom they'd known for years.
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I would say the publications, obviously, are more interested in ideology than the fever swamp.
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I think I'm more interested in showing people what they're doing than calling them names.
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You'll find yourself feeling quieter than usual, and more interested in poetry than hard data.
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It was then I realized I was more interested in conversation about science and things.
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Most Sami my age were more interested in fast food: Hot dogs, burgers, and fries.
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I think that's the way to get young people more interested in traditional Sami cuisine.
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Although virtual reality's commercial future is uncertain, Kokoromi remains more interested in the creative possibilities.
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"You could say maybe I'm more interested in myself than Howard Hughes," Mr. Beatty said.
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The directors, Bruce Guthrie and Scott Graham, seem much more interested in atmospherics than narrative.
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I quickly realized I didn't want to do research and was more interested in commercialization.
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He said Texas voters were far more interested in discussing jobs, health care and immigration.
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Software providers are more interested in those who break the protections and spread their wares.
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Nowadays, they are more interested in becoming independent watchmakers, to create their own original watches.
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He was more interested in talking about the cases he tried that required capital punishment.
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But he became more interested in medicine when he received his diabetes diagnosis at 19.
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She was more interested in their lives now, with a possibility of never leaving prison.
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The chef was much more interested in talking to scientists there than the local cuisine.
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But the place we were more interested in was a 30-mile minibus ride east.
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He was more interested in teaching himself flips on our trampoline by watching YouTube videos.
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I'm more interested in how the cameras compare to the latest and greatest Android phones.
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"The bias occurs in who tends to be more interested in having sex," she says.
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I believe I am more interested in learning when I can relate to a teacher.
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"Halt and Catch Fire" was more interested in failure as a condition of human growth.
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Two were primarily focused on robotics hardware and two were more interested in AI technologies.
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But it is more interested in these characters, so multidimensional that they require plural selves.
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The far right was more interested in conflating abortion and birth control for political purposes.
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Our children were more interested in watching goats and sheep graze in the nearby pasture.
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Like many Congolese growers, he is more interested in the profits it can bring in.
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But I've been far more interested in Yang's refusal to engage in polite identity politics.
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In a relationship, one person might be more interested in managing finances than the other.
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Curious leaders are more interested in other people, particularly when they are different from them.
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But polls indicate that voters are more interested in economic policy than in national security.
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Whereas some specialize exclusively in linens, others are more interested in outfitting your entire bedroom.
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"At the moment markets are more interested in growth than value or income," he said.
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And they are more interested in a single-payer system, which means government-run healthcare.
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We were captivated by what happens, but we were becoming much more interested in why.
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"I think he was more interested in getting his name in the paper," he said.
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He was more interested talking about the grass that he just put on the greens.
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Trevor Nunn, the director, was more interested in exploring what connects human beings to felines.
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He accused Democrats of being more interested in "wealth transfers" than in spurring economic growth.
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"At first, he seemed more interested in the show than in me," Ms. Hall said.
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"At first, he seemed more interested in the show than in me," Ms. Hall said.
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Young people are generally more interested in buying and selling digital currencies than their elders.
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Critics accuse the airlines of being more interested in profit than passenger health and safety.
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He claimed banks are more interested this year than last year in funding Saudi projects.
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He was more interested in impressing the boys than he was in impressing the girls.
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I gradually grew more interested in Curtis, who has his own solitude to cope with.
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I've used a sifter plenty of times, as I'm more interested in baking than cooking.
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He's more interested in the power the presidency than the power of this particular president.
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Steven Hyden: I guess I must have been more interested in it than I realized.
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Since about 2014, researchers have been more interested in cannabis high in CBD, Gust said.
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But I guess we're just more interested in the possibility of mutual love with robots.
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But for the moment most Taiwanese, like the government itself, are more interested in the economy.
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Daugh told police he thought that it was Tronnes who was more interested in the money.
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Today's Conservative members are much more interested in Brexit than bake sales, worry MPs and aides.
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"Institutions unfortunately are more interested in their bottom line and profit than protecting children," he says.
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But mathematicians, who don't like loose ends, are more interested in identifying all the rational solutions.
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If you're more interested in a traditional GoPro action cam, check out the newly launched Hero6.
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Gifford said millennials were more interested in sustainable living and this ethos informed their money decisions.
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Trader Dan Nathan said he would be more interested in buying Intel in the mid-$30s.
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However, the administration is more interested in structural changes to China's predatory trade practices, he added.
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But I am much more interested in how it happened then whether it should have happened.
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He's far more interested in the news you never hear about or see in your feed.
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Consumers are becoming more interested in where their food comes from, and how it is packaged.
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If you belong to a minority, then being more interested in witchcraft goes hand in hand.
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Bully for you, but Tim Chartier is far more interested in what you have done lately.
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Young tech entrepreneurs, in particular, are more interested in chalking up experiences than piling up possessions.
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In using it, these celebrities seem more interested in defending themselves, and they are not alone.
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Britain's rulers are more interested in value for money than the value of what money provides.
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When Lionel explains all of this to his editor, Silvio remains more interested in outing Sam.
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Cuban added that he is more interested in what Hillary Clinton does in the coming months.
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As things stand, Senate Republicans seem more interested in passing a bill than winning the argument.
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Dillon spent 15 years on Wall Street before becoming more interested in hospitality and consumer retail.
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There are some, but Thomas is more interested in exploring what the future holds for him.
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Generally, I'm more interested in smart lighting that adds something to my house beyond just light.
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He's becoming more and more interested in meal times, but he's still not ready for solids.
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This one's a must-read if you're more interested in facts than debate night drama. 3.
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But I'm even more interested in other use cases that will go beyond the smart home.
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He is more interested in changing people's lives than he is in being wealthy, he says.
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But even then, he was still more interested in geophysical turbulence than he was in waves.
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He was more interested in having the cleric rally his large audiences on the prince's behalf.
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Recently, consumers have been far more interested in SUVs and other spacious vehicles than compact cars.
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I watch the Oscars, sure, but I'm really more interested in the Oscar jokes on Twitter.
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Democrats for their part have been more interested in the off-platform implications of algorithmic bias.
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But the meeting didn't faze little Katie, who was far more interested in her coloring book.
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I'm more interested in getting Maori stories out there, and having Maori storytellers telling their stories.
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"Sonically we were more interested in electronic records and raw rock 'n' roll records," explains Rhys.
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And, in fact, he is more interested in the border between the virtual and the real.
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He seemed more interested in fulfilling a campaign promise and pleasing his base of evangelical supporters.
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She said the neighborhood was definitely "more interested in quality of life issues" than some others.
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Claire, on the other hand, is more interested in strong color choices, clean lines and simplicity.
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The banks Business Insider has spoken with are more interested in the complexity of your transactions.
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She was more interested in fighting and decided to play Psylocke in "X-Men: Apocalypse" instead.
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I was more interested in why they were so anxious about the present and the future.
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Instead, she cast herself as more interested in battling institutional irregularities and inequities from the outside.
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" - 76 percent believe "the mainstream media is more interested in making money than telling the truth.
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It's more interested in the ways they hide their monstrous crimes below a smiling, genteel surface.
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I've been getting more interested in character acting in the last six years of my life.
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Ultimately, both the staff at de Volkskrant and the public became more interested in restaurant reviews.
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I was more interested in "German Objective Photography," and the way that looked distant and neutral.
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I was more interested in the idea that the piano at Hackney Road Studios was enough.
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I started to get more interested in doing some research on what spice farming looked like.
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" Carroll says the Trump campaign is "more interested in maximizing attraction to white, working-class males.
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She is more interested in performing truthfulness than she is in the truth of her performance.
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I'd have been far more interested in a weird take on Darksiders, rather than...well, this.
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He was more interested in reading history, playing baseball and dreaming of becoming a professional ballplayer.
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But as I kept going, I was more interested by the satellite characters, especially her parents.
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While Mr. Graham was focused on interrogation, Mr. Trump seemed to be more interested in punishment.
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Most of them are more interested in selling you something than engaging in any meaningful conversation.
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I'm more interested in smaller indoor operations because I have to work with U.S.D.A. containment restrictions.
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I'm way more interested in the attack on Obamacare than his unappetizing history in real estate.
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I'm more interested in work that maybe makes people think, Why haven't we seen this before?
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Instead, he seems more interested in drawing Kif into his world, creating in him an acolyte.
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Dunham: Those HBO paintings were… the more I thought about them, the more interested I got.
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He is more interested in doing well enough, often enough, to be consistently among the elite.
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However, Wendy is more interested in that bombing, which killed 103 in the Navarro cartel's territory.
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Once I entered college, I found myself less interested in karma and more interested in politics.
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"I've became much more interested in character, especially the malleable character of young people," he said.
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I'm way more interested in what they think versus what an anonymous person at Vogue thinks.
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In particular, black women have become a lot more interested in gun ownership and shooting classes.
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We're looking at a generation that's much more interested in flavor and interesting and exciting things.
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The market, to me, is more interested in tax reform than it is in changing Obamacare.
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He seems more interested in spending his time on other matters -- such as attacking former Sen.
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He seemed more interested in American films that had been made more than 70 years ago.
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They were more interested in making photographs than seeking recognition or financial reward for their work.
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I chose chemistry and physics as my majors, and became more interested in the science side.
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Atkins has said, somewhat heretically, that he's ''more interested in Ford's robots than [Berry] Gordy's music.
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Some companies, too, are hedging bets, anticipating that future administrations may be more interested in regulation.
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Courtney said CCEA members were more interested in candidates' education plans than their health care proposals.
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Younger investors are also typically more interested in investing in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin than stocks.
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But as time passes and our penetration goes up, we'll be more interested in owner's economics.
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He would likely say he is more interested in making history than in reading about it.
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"I do think that this Legislature is much more interested in funding education," Mr. Tallman said.
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"From the beginning, I was more interested in a traditional fight, a true fight," he said.
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These powerful women seem more interested in their role in improving an evolving and complex ecosystem.
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A bartender was asked whether his customers were more interested in the Mets or the astronauts.
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Namely, that he was more interested in staging fights and creating spectacles than in producing journalism.
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She came to Hamburg and realized that she was more interested in women than in men.
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I'm way more interested in that than I am in what prospective things he can do.
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They're more interested than ... In the past, another network would be interested in picking up something.
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I'm happy to talk about online video, but much more interested to talk about blockchain tech.
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Clinton came across as more cautious and equivocal, but also more interested in nuance and policy.
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Hopefully, viewers of this video might become more interested in looking at the Moon on their own.
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Younger drinkers are more interested in craft brews as well as premium whiskeys, vodka and other spirits.
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You can read that here, but if you're more interested in visuals, we've still got you covered.
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Customers are more interested in how we are going to recover and make this place more amazing.
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But you'll be more interested in the Go for what it doesn't do: Run out of battery.
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She's more interested in mathematics, but said there could also be some important implications for quantum computing.
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Self-development devotees become more interested in their own exercise routines than the troubles of other people.
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"I'm much more interested in reaching the next generation than I am reaching my peers," he admitted.
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They&aposre more interested in taking care of criminals than they are of taking care of you.
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People are much more interested in getting to know each other now than they were generations ago.
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The second reason VCs are becoming more interested in ICOs is because of the liquidity of cryptocurrencies.
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It's more evidence that Russian trolls are more interested in encouraging fights between Americans than taking sides.
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Are you someone who's more interested in supporting the team, knowing you'll be useless in a firefight?
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Audiences are much more interested in characters and stories than the technologies and techniques that deliver them.
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N.F.L. executives are more interested in getting behind-the-scenes answers through medical checks and personal interviews.
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They're more interested in their bank accounts — money for them, and for Abu Mazen and his family.
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My parents got behind the decision for health reasons, while I was more interested in the aesthetics.
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I think progressives are less interested in promoting and exporting democracy and more interested in protecting it.
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Young people are no more interested in being constantly plugged in than are the adults around them.
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The latter is slightly more interested in providing inmates with appropriate medical help, says one Chinese expert.
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But I really was just more interested in writing my own music than singing other people's words.
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For the time being, Iran is more interested in hinting at such options than dashing nuke-wards.
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But Garland is more interested in using The Shimmer to explore the human urge toward self-destruction.
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Existing Fujifilm shooters, however, will likely be more interested in the lens the X-A5 ships with.
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Come on man, we are much more interested in an Occidental, OXY, which gives you the yield.
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You could see the scene as an allegorical critique of TV more interested in sensationalism than humanity.
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If you're more interested in another character, you can move your attention to one Kelly's hacker friends.
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Negroponte, however, was more interested in reaching students who might never have seen a laptop at all.
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Teenagers are more interested than ever in YouTube, home to the world's growing influencer and vlogger base.
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And in this moment, I'm just realizing why I'm way more interested in soccer than American football.
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Meanwhile, consumers have shown they're more interested in spending their cash on trips and entertainment than apparel.
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But he was more interested in old-school routines, where performers work just feet from their spectators.
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I offer to treat, but N. is more interested in the Italian ice we have at home.
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In fact, the episode's conclusion might get the regulators even more interested in pursuing Musk, or Tesla.
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"Loving" a post could mean you're more interested in something that you only "liked" before, for example.
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I am more interested in personal stories—stories that can be told with insight, nuance, and passion.
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I was a little bit more interested in where people ended up once the truth was known.
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He suggested that some designers are more interested in fame than in succeeding in the fashion industry.
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Novak Djokovic says his son was more interested in Spider-Man than in his Australian Open semifinal
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So now that you mentioned it, I guess I am more interested in that sort of thing.
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How do we get kids who are glued to their cellphones more interested in science and technology?
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Ted Cruz is more interested in winning the Republican nomination than stopping Donald Trump from winning it.
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That seems to hardly matter, though, now that everyone knows the dogs are more interested in snacks.
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As a director, Mr Luhrmann is more interested in melodrama and spectacle than drawing the audience in.
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I had those two data points and I started to become more and more interested in Buchanan.
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It's more interested in giving every line of dialogue, pregnant pause, and meaningful glance space to breathe.
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I am more interested in connecting conflicting political models, with the aim of creating new political solidarities.
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Women were more interested in seeing a female nominee, but a majority did not consider it essential.
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Health-tech venture capitalists at that time were more interested in wearable technologies and health-tracking apps.
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He seemed more interested in casual sex and occasionally made comments that rubbed me the wrong way.
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But by his late teens he had become considerably more interested in motor racing than his studies.
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The thing Hanke personally seemed more interested in was making pokéstops a bigger part of the game.
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But I'm almost more interested in the sociology of conservative and liberal styles, particularly of conservative styles.
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Samuel Yohannan and Mindy Miller of Bordentown, N.J. were more interested in having a quick, free wedding.
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He is now far more interested in a Cabinet position as a next move, the source said.
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Their Democratic opponents would argue they are more interested in seeking higher office than serving constituents exclusively.
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Much transit spending is dictated by politicians more interested in building urban monuments than in moving people.
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Many fans at their home games at Barclays Center often seemed more interested in the other team.
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In truth, most of these people are simply more interested in their own affairs than in me.
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Proponents unwilling to negotiate are probably more interested in growing tax revenue than decreasing greenhouse gas emissions.
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"He was more interested in the show, and he would never go on sales calls," says Cuban.
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While it's true lots of games feature death, they're generally more interested in seeing players make progress.
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I'm much more interested in the challenge of helping a girl or young woman transcend sexist conditions.
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Ultimately, decide if you are more interested in garnering attention or people buying your product or service.
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It's an interesting hypothesis – if people find a commercial relaxing, they'll be more interested in the product.
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"I'm more interested in human beings than in objects, obviously," he said, holding up a coffee mug.
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By definition, they tend to be more interested in both policy and politics than the average citizen.
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It's interesting — the VCs right now seem to be more interested in diversity and inclusion than ceos.
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They are more interested in taking care of criminals than they are in taking care of you.
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Democrats fear House investigators are more interested in discrediting the dossier than trying to substantiate its allegations.
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It's a game much more interested in about the robotic allies that assist them on their way.
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Despite her family's great success, and continued work with Ferd, Alexandra seems more interested in her sport.
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The good news is that the American people have never been more interested in nutrition and health.
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Twenge and her colleagues looked at mood; other researchers are more interested in attention, memory, or sleep.
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"I was more interested in exploring alternatives to violence and exploitation," Le Guin explains in the film.
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Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Detroit Pistons Few teams are more interested in preserving their core than the Pistons.
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I think they were way more interested in making money first and being a propaganda tool second.
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VCs have relations like anyone else and there is no relationship more interested than a VC partnership.
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Jagim notes that some are more interested in strength adaptations over cardio, fat loss, or muscle recovery.
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I'm more interested, though, in CCAF's substantive arguments for why the Equifax settlement should not be approved.
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He is more interested in extracting "data" from the vets, for some unknown purpose, than helping them.
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I think that he was a bit disinterested in the work and more interested in getting drunk.
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There is one demographic that may be more interested in the watch for health reasons: the elderly.
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When she arrived, the owner seemed more interested in checking Instagram than in interacting with Ms. Hildebrand.
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And in some ways, Jordan is more interested in the fight than getting the actual policy done.
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Everywhere else, Democratic voters seem far more interested in issues like health care, jobs and climate change.
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Hell or High Water is less interested in judging its characters and more interested in understanding them.
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Government funding agencies have become more interested in preventing heart disease than replacing diseased hearts with machines.
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I was actually more interested in something else that day, but I thought: This could be fun.
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"I feel like she's more interested in them than me," Demi confessed in an on-camera interview.
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Wright is more interested in myth-spinning than retreading history, which undercuts Darkest Hour's final inspirational punch.
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He's more interested in talking about his work with ISSA, the Indian Society of Sponsorship and Adoption.
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He's more interested in defining the terms of the discussion and giving you historical and philosophical perspective.
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Yusupov was more interested in building out HQ's flagship product than launching new ones, former employees said.
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Opening the eyes gives people the impression that you're more interested, your eyes are open, you're focused.
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And he argued that Trump is more interested in his own political survival than any of that.
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The leadership at Guantánamo was more interested in intelligence collection than in prosecuting detainees for terrorism crimes.
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It's also true that after the tobacco settlement, political parties became far more interested in the office.
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There is one twist, though: Wokuni is much, much more interested in seafood than the average izakaya.
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Sitting in our house, we waited, disappointed he was more interested in his life than in ours.
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"They are more interested in us than the studio or the corporation behind it," Ms. Kim said.
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Perhaps there's something about constitutional crises that get people more interested in restoring the norms or something.
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But Beebe was more interested in conveying the mysterious, glowing, alien life of the ocean's middle depths.
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None of this led anywhere, I was more interested in collecting large numbers than in developing them.
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Like most attorneys in private practice, Harder was more interested in finding clients than in pushing causes.
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I'm much more interested in what debate does to a person's body, how it changes the air.
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I'm so much more interested in all of those elements, rather than just giving people some answers.
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Instead, Cox was more interested in outlining his plan for mobilizing voters in the next election cycle.
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Valliere added that investors are also far more interested in what's going on with the Federal Reserve.
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Additionally, high expectations can lead to resentment if one roommate is more interested in being close friends.
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"We're more interested in dealing with the crisis than working out ways to measure it," he said.
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He also said investors may be more interested in trading Treasuries if they understand how volumes fluctuate.
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And by design, the movie is something of a tease, more interested in setup than in payoff.
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As I have gotten older, I have started becoming more interested in the political world as well.
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Mr. Shanley is more interested in the sound of conflict and reconciliation than in the actual details.
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Okay, so I'm going to flip it back to you because people are more interested in you.
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"This suggests to me The Street is more interested in what Hillary says at this point," he said.
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He cites as proof surveys that suggest millennials in particular are more interested in experiences than past generations.
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He's more interested in humanity ending their in-fighting to band together and defeat the White Walker threat.
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But by canceling it, it makes them look like they are more interested in peace than we are.
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I'm more interested in making people feel something more than just [makes a face and begins fake applauding].
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I'm just much more interested in an indoor evergreen interloper when its needles fall in someone else's home.
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Trump has repeatedly shown he is more interested in taking his opponents down than in unifying the party.
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But in terms of better understanding, a lot of people are more interested in adopting Indigenous Peoples Day.
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What consumers are more interested in is their out-of-pocket costs for a medication or medical service.
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Eventually I realized I was more interested in the set design and slowly I took away the model.
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That may be, but I'm more interested in using this video to measure the acceleration during the impact.
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He's much more interested in answering my questions than actually competing at Madden, which is fine with me.
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Like Abbi and especially Ilana, she's a sensualist, more interested in satisfying her own desires than stoking others'.
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"It's clear that the NBA is more interested in money than human rights," Republican Senator Rick Scott tweeted.
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Her Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partner is meanwhile seen as more interested in pleasing the unions than environmentalists.
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I find I am often more interested in the artist behind the work than in the work itself.
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Interviewers were more interested in hearing the story of how she ended up in prison than her qualifications.
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Senate Democrats largely avoided speculating about these accusations, more interested in talking about Jackson's lack of management experience.
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It's a nice quality of life improvement that might make users a little more interested in using CarPlay.
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Daniel, on the other hand, was more interested in showing off his carefully honed washboard abs and Canadianism.
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Yet I was more interested in the doings in Robyn's office than I was in her personal life.
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But Ant and Tencent are more interested in hooking users on other financial services than in payments alone.
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They're more interested in the different dials, aka, watchfaces, which the company is focusing on with this release.
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If you're more interested in high-end 4K home projectors, ViewSonic will have two debuting later this spring.
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For a provocateur, a person more interested in attention-grabbing than serious intellectual work, that's a death sentence.
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Ben Carson — yes, still in the race — seems more interested in selling books than in attaining higher office.
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These are photographs that at times seem more interested in themselves and less interested in their subject matter.
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But Bose's BOSEbuild speaker is more interested in teaching the ins and outs of sound and speaker design.
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They're more proactive about earning it, more interested in saving it, and less willing to go into debt.
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Coaches are way more interested in grades, talent and the person, which are far more difficult to counterfeit.
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But by canceling it, it makes them look like they&aposre more interested in peace than we are.
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An unidentified woman is more interested in her breakfast than Carly Fiorina's campaign stop in Manchester Monday. pic.twitter.
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At this point, both companies are seemingly more interested in licensing their services than selling their own devices.
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Trader Steve Grasso said that he is more interested in the producers like Tyson Foods than the grocers.
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"Many people are more interested in adopting a kitten or young cat," explains foster care coordinator Sarah Varanini.
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McDonald's (MCD) is getting more interested bidders for its planned sale of locations in China and Hong Kong.
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"Jimmie's more interested in the bones of the space and how the layout works," Chandra tells Architectural Digest.
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But it's like with music: I'm more interested in stuff outside the mainstream, niches where stuff is scarier.
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The cutecom resolution, where everything works out in the end, shortchanged the story I was more interested in.
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"I think the bed is becoming a place where people are more interested in design," Romanek tells PEOPLE.
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It's very character driven... I was more interested in the colors and the actions of [the original series].
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"But I stopped when I was 2200 because I got more interested in music and women," he admits.
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In general, I'm more interested in moving linear, exploring, as long as the sound feels fresh I'm in.
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For now, lawmakers appear more interested in robbing the Crime Victims Fund than in helping victims of robbery.
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They are much more interested in what you can offer them instead of what they can offer you.
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"He was more interested in more abstract forms of art," friend Carmen Brito, 28, told the Boston Herald.
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Success with both of these experiments has made the company even more interested in setting up independent restaurants.
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Newmont said the protest leaders in private are more interested in demands for money than the water issue.
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I'm way more interested in that idea of getting locked into a different world for hours and hours.
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Macallan said lenders were more interested in outer London boroughs where demand from first-time buyers remained strong.
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And the person standing up for the truth is more interested in the personal accolades than the cause.
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Although, actually, now I've learned a bunch about it, and so now I'm more interested than I was.
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But if you're more interested in the sequel, it'll begin shipping this month — Best Buy's already selling it.
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But last time around Aldo seemed more interested in flicking a jab into Edgar's face at every opportunity.
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I was more interested in doing characters and telling stories I think than actually just making pretty clothes.
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Does reading this article and other pieces in the Dispatches section make you more interested in international stories?
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But I was still probably more interested than many of the kids who did enter into the church.
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He's more interested in how Sullenberger appraises himself after the incident, and how he copes with sudden celebrity.
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If you're a networking professional, you're probably more interested in a modular system with rackable routers and switches.
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They are more interested in fun, being with their friends, and if acquiring new skills, all the better.
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The two are more interested in policies that make statements than policies that actually move the economy forward.
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But they appear more interested in attempting to discredit the company and the clinics with which it works.
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After this was exposed by the Mackinac Center and others, legislators became more interested in shutting it down.
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A chunk of that support comes from pragmatic voters who are more interested in their pocketbooks than politics.
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She was more interested in, because Melania did a phenomenal job —— HABERMAN: Her speech was very well received.
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They were more interested in signs that her campaign was steady as she headed into the general election.
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But here, Ms. O'Harra is more interested in re-enacting the workings of a particular psyche: her own.
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Alex: But last night's episode helps explain why the show, for now, is more interested in other matters.
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Lately, people seem to be getting more interested in the stock market (not committed, but interested, he noted).
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Second, Klarman is more interested than his predecessors in the effects of the slave economy on the Constitution.
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Ok, it's pretty cutePhoto: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Misty Robotics is more interested in providing a tool for developers.
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Besides, the DJ and producer seems far more interested in talking about the world's history than his own.
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Instead, I was more interested in the anti-anti-Beyonce group that assembled to protest the protest itself.
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Mr. Friedlander, who grew up in Maryland, played table tennis at home but was more interested in soccer.
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Mr. Cruz got in some barbs suggesting that Mr. Trump was more interested in himself than in voters.
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Clearly, companies are much more interested in minimizing labor costs, even if that means spending more on equipment.
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It's not that they're hostile to the outside world; they just seem far more interested in each other.
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Mental agility—and creating a digital body language for players to discover—is what he's more interested in.
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And three weeks in, I'm more interested in crawling into myself for an hour or two before bed.
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If there's a lack of suggestion in the throes of passion, I'm generally more interested in the now.
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A new study shows that women are more interested in sex than their male partners think they are.
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But Mr. Park seems more interested in offering something unfamiliar than in telling us exactly what to see.
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But the villagers here don't care and are more interested in the work I do ... that's what matters.
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While the world seems more interested in expanding trade relations and opening new markets, we are closing ours.
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Ms. Cravens and Mr. Young quickly became more interested in talking to each other than watching the game.
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"I'm more interested in the aesthetics and the industrial areas in Brooklyn where I found them" he said.
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President Trump is probably no more interested in this than he's been in any of the island's problems.
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I think people are getting more interested in the sipping and realizing it's not good to shoot it.
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It is clear that Mr. Putin is more interested in foreign affairs than he is in domestic policy.
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I devour this genre even though, when much younger, I was far more interested in other literary genres.
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"Unfortunately, like everywhere, they are more interested in how much money you make," he said, a little mournfully.
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Surely they were more interested in uncovering a criminal record, or an illegal association with a foreign operative.
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Consumers, Powell said, are now more interested in looking like athletes than they are in imitating their abilities.
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And he was strikingly devoid of ego, "more interested in pursuing knowledge than in publishing it," Isaacson writes.
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But at the moment, he indicated that he was more interested in dairy than disputes over free trade.
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After laying out his vision, Mr. Bezos announced plans to encourage children to become more interested in space.
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Gil seems more interested in Jen's bread-winning potential than in her painful struggle to regret her advantages.
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He was more interested in news about a longtime friend who was in the hospital with heart trouble.
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This wannabe-king's court is filled with rats and weasels more interested in their own preservation than his.
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In high school, he was more interested in hot sauces and the nuances of their flavors than wine.
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Or are you more interested in educating the other person and letting them know they did something wrong?
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But Judge Marrero is way more interested in the fact that T-Mobile is run by John Legere.
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Strange that your friends are more interested in host manners than guest manners, considering that they are guests.
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But it is very clear that some in the entourage are more interested in feathering their own nest . . .
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"Other scientists were more interested in what the industry was thinking than what I was thinking," he said.
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He was more interested spending summers in Los Angeles, helping a friend oversee production of his denim collection.
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They complain that the boards are more interested in keeping out competition than protecting consumers against inept practitioners.
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In New York, many said they would be more interested in the match if an American were playing.
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"I'm always more interested in the stories of people on the losing end of American life." he said.
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I'm more interested in learning how easy it is to turn on a device and set it up.
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But a growing number of students are more interested in learning how to change the world through business.
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He was very much a dad of his generation, more interested in us when we could have conversation.
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The director is more interested in showing ordinary people trying to live some semblance of a normal life.
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The director is more interested in showing ordinary people trying to live some semblance of a normal life.
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Mr. Parzen-Johnson is more interested in memory, as a wisp and a venue for solidarity with oneself.
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You could obviously answer this question in objective terms, but we are more interested in what you feel.
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One of my guests crunched away happily on it, but I was more interested in the meatier quarters.
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Privately, he complained that he felt Boies and Pottinger were more interested in financial gains than exposing wrongdoing.
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He was more interested, however, by how immune to embarrassment this heap of a man appeared to be.
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"The sheriff down there is more interested in talking about gun control than doing his job," Paul said.
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Kygo started piano lessons when he was six, but as a boy he was more interested in soccer.
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However, consumers today seem to be more interested in the health benefits of wearable devices, rather than privacy.
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"People are more interested in writing an article about an artwork when they can see it," he said.
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She's not a very nice or scrupulous person, more interested in breaking a story than doing it ethically.
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Analysts say that ThyssenKrupp is more interested in working with Tata's Dutch operations than with their British counterparts.
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Kessler complained that Mr. Boies and Mr. Pottinger were more interested in making money than in exposing wrongdoers.
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David Hajdu is a considerate writer more interested in taking care of his readers than in baiting them.
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Axa is seen as more interested in Generali's German operations, with Allianz eyeing France, Spain and eastern Europe.
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I'm more interested in movies right now, even though I know it's not the popular thing to do.
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And we'd probably all agree these brands are more interested in what happens tomorrow than what happened yesterday.
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It was really important that cinema could tell stories in a way that was more interested in life.
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I was much more interested in the shackling and radicalizing potential of tradition and culture and the past.
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But now that The Masked Singer is a hit, those celebrities might be more interested in additional seasons.
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He is much more interested in saying racially inflammatory things and getting people to pay attention to him.
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He seemed more interested in instilling boredom in his viewers to reveal the power structures behind mass media.
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The president should be more interested in finding out the truth and punishing the guilty — assuming he and his close advisors are innocent of any potential wrongdoing — than attacking the free press and appearing at times to be more interested in covering up the crime or pretending it did not happen.
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But for now, I'm more interested in another thing Apple announced: an update to the Apple TV "TV" app.
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Like that uncle, the narrator of "On the Edge," Esteban, is much more interested in talking than in listening.
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Nine out of ten Trump supporters said mainstream media is more interested in making money than telling the truth.
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When I spoke with her by phone, she was more interested in discussing her current practice than her past.
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Is it the system's funding structure, dependent on a state house more interested in cutting taxes for upstate constituencies?
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Local cops, however, are more interested in bribes, which César factors into his costs along with pesticides and labor.
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Sure, When Harry Met Sally is great and all, but we're more interested in seeing when Beyoncé met Normani.
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Apparently, Washingtonians are more interested in… pork chops ("Try on a fruit-based sauce for summer," Google sagely advises).
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One reason, they said, is that many in the media seem more interested in the famous survivors, not them.
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The market was more interested in the reiteration of at least another two, potentially three rate rises this year.
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Rather than seeing major releases, I was more interested in supporting indies, foreign films, arthouse releases, and repertory screenings.
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Ponce de León may have been searching for the fountain of youth, but we're more interested in getting old.
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He tells me he's often more interested in the questions that science elicits than by the answers it uncovers.
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TC: Do you think people are reaching out because of the money or they're more interested in seeking justice?
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The Cartel socialized with Colombia's elites, and were more interested in making money than in becoming figureheads, like Escobar.
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The showrunners are more interested in whether Dany has the required judgment to use them in the right situations.
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"Younger sports fans are more interested and more open to paying for content than older people are," Katz said.
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For fans more interested in a traditional Persona experience, Persona 5 The Royal is the game you're looking for.
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Is it disturbing that Janey-E seems more interested in Dougie when he's a passive agent in her life?
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But USA Network's The Sinner is one of the few crime series more interested in innocence than in guilt.
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We kind of talked about this, but why are specific parts of the world more interested in voice messages?
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Perhaps if they had tried sex before any of this started, they'd be more interested in seeing it onscreen.
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Ponce de Leén may have been searching for the fountain of youth, but we're more interested in getting old.
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I wonder whether we can better see it now, when the art world seems more interested in crossing boundaries.
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Why aren&apost they more interested in doing what their constituents at home want and look at the numbers.
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And honestly, it seems like she's more interested in changing the vote just to flex her own rhetorical muscles.
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He got a little more interested in the Furbo after that and even sat on command at one point.
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However, it looks like some dogs, like this one, are more interested in snacks than watching a good game.
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House of Cards has always been far more interested in the Underwood marriage than it really needed to be.
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By the numbers: Younger adults are far more interested in visiting the Moon as tourists compared to older adults.
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But at the same time, the show's writers are often more interested in where the show's characters end up.
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Today, he's proven once again that he's more interested in protecting the president than working for the American people.
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I'm much more interested in people in relation to other people than I am to them just by themselves.
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" But ultimately, Macy says, GOA is more interested in eliminating "anti-gun laws that are already on the books.
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And as such, the company is more interested in delivering a premium product than it is blanketing the market.
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The problem was, Eve had become a lot more interested in the women than she was in the sex.
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Mostly, journal editors, like academic scientists, are more interested in new work than in the refutation of old stuff.
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But what's fascinating about Vinyl is that Winter and his writers seem more interested in everyone who isn't Richie.
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As technology companies have grown more interested in TV and video, they have expressed a growing desire for sports.
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It's a night I've been looking forward to for months, but right now I'm more interested in my phone.
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"What we are more interested in is the unknown CBD metabolites that distinguish some of the strains," Murch added.
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But Orwell is more interested in O'Brien's terrifyingly watertight argument about how power and hate trumps truth and reason.
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I'm far more interested in what the app enabled than phrases like the gig economy or the sharing economy.
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For example, one male partner was more interested in playing basketball on the weekend, while his husband preferred shopping.
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If your parent may be more interested in learning small tidbits about their health, 23andMe is a better test.
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HARWOOD: Members seem, from what we can tell, much more interested in the cut part than the responsibility part.
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Steyer's midterm efforts: Many Democrats think Tom Steyer is more interested in running for governor of California than president.
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The other audience, and the one that Nike and Apple are probably more interested in, is the casual runner.
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For once, this is a Star Wars movie that's more interested in the small picture than the big one.
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No one was fazed by the lyrics, and everyone seemed more interested in Priyanka doing attempting the Milly Rock.
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" In reality, Tibbetts thought "she was probably more interested in getting a jeep, or a flat somewhere in Kathmandu.
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According to the New York Times, McConnell also is much more interested in tackling taxes than dealing with healthcare.
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They are more interested in interacting with the products and sharing with their friends than viewing the actual size.
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Ebay wants to attract shoppers who are more interested in stumbling across something unexpected than making bee-line purchases.
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That way, not only will customers be more interested in shopping, they'll be more likely to pay full price.
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They'd promised to lower premiums and deductibles but seemed more interested instead in slashing government spending on health care.
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But Election Year is more interested in a rising war of ideologies than the gonzo-violent squabbles between civilians.
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Search data also suggests that people are far, far more interested in Clinton's health than in the "deplorables" controversy.
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Sanders, meanwhile, has positioned himself as an idealist more interested in reinventing the system than in slightly improving it.
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Hitting below the belt may be cathartic for a dispirited base, but I'm more interested in victory than catharsis.
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Security researchers have observed hackers growing more interested in targeting systems used to power critical infrastructure in recent years.
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"Knowing that I'm a local and when they kind of get to know me, they're more interested," he said.
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Voters appeared to get the impression he was more interested in striding the world stage than their economic struggles.
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Most people would say: 'Well actually I am more interested in what Ian Botham says than what Obama says'.
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We've long heard that Apple is more interested in AR than VR, and this pretty much firms it up.
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All of the panelists also noted that fashion designers were becoming increasingly more interested in politics in recent years.
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But the thing we even were more interested in was the relationship between pop stars and their fan base.
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But they were more interested in breeding better crops or livestock than in understanding the biology behind such complexity.
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Saudi Arabia appears more interested in pleasing Israel, which has become a tacit ally in the conflict with Iran.
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So, I was more interested in an end result than I was trying to get my specific voice heard.
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"Nick was always more interested in style than I was," Goldberg, who wore a T-shirt and jeans, said.
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As a writer, he is more interested in the mysteries of domestic life than in the abstractions of politics.
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Those of you who are more interested in style than pure function will like the Fjallraven Kanken Big Backpack.
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Legislators and administrators are more interested in obscuring the costs of transfers to select businesses than in justifying them.
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On average, he wrote, women are more interested in people than things, more empathetic, more neurotic, and less assertive.
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To him, the fans seemed more interested in getting the perfect shot than in appreciating his stand-up routine.
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I'm more interested in the 10x slow-motion at 1080p, though—you can do some amazing stuff with that.
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A recent study found that the longer women slept, the more interested in sex they were the next day.
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The message is clear: Men of all lifestyles and interests are becoming more interested in a detailed grooming routine.
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In the three times I've seen them, everybody there has been more interested in arm waving than foot stomping.
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It was around the time where we became more interested in the connections between different mythologies and belief systems.
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I never knew Junjo to follow any football team, he was more interested in horseracing from what I understood.
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Dr. Ingelfinger applauded the "carefully done" research, but said she was more interested in seeing the follow-up research.
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I'm more interested in leaning into race and saying that we need to accept that other people are different.
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In fact, advisers to the president have recently sounded more interested in hastening the end of the Iranian government.
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Tywin is aware of that responsibility, but he is more interested in using authority to advance his personal goals.
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Its residents are far more interested in their own lives than they are curating an island experience for you.
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But we are not here to talk to Phil about music; today we are more interested in pub toilets.
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They seemed more interested in learning English from my friends and I than learning about seaweeds and wild vegetation.
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In recent weeks, he has appeared more interested in issues of national concern such as the Republican tax plan.
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And so I was more interested in learning about the parts of you that weren't readily apparent on Twitter.
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I've always been way more interested in the building of businesses than the money or the investing in them.
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And Johnson & Johnson, the most likely strategic acquirer, is probably more interested in acquiring innovative medicines than skin creams.
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We seem more interested in wringing our hands over this collapse than we do in framing a better alternative.
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He was just more interested in the Elsa doll I'd bought him at intermission than in Anna's soul-searching.
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We know that Roberts is more temperamentally cautious than Kennedy, more interested in limited rulings than in sweeping ones.
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Mr. Radunsky had planned to become a doctor but found that he was more interested in art and design.
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Trump is far more interested in creating the reality he prefers -- whether or not that comports with established facts.
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She was polite about it, but far more interested in the buttered toast I held in my other hand.
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"He was more interested in flying that goddamn plane than he was in playing baseball — to me," Jackson testified.
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Increasingly, in today's polarized and "financialized" art world, those collectors are more interested in safe investment than emerging talent.
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Nowadays, consumers are far more interested in indigenous grapes like frappato than those grown everywhere else in the world.
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Today, he's proven once again that he's more interested in protecting the president than working for the American people.
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HONG KONG — He was the kind of 18-year-old high school student more interested in basketball than studying.
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One key segment, obviously, is young people, still widely imagined to be more interested in pop culture than voting.
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They scored him above 4 as both an inspiring leader and someone more interested in leading than being liked.
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Progressives saw his administration as more interested in nursing Wall Street back to health than in curtailing its excesses.
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Teens become much more interested in sex, sometimes to the point of obsession, as teen hormones kick into gear.
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"People are more interested in the blue and the green color," said Mohammed Gul, 47, one of the painters.
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It encompasses people who are ready to dry out entirely, and those who are more interested in cutting back.
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Why, it was almost as if he's more interested in appeasing Vladimir Putin than he is in defending democracy.
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Based on the commercial ... the formerly spinning-crazed wife is now more interested in downing booze with her girls.
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Mr. McInerney professes to be more interested in fresh fish and poultry than potential acquisitions or competition from Amazon.
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Instead, it's more interested in typical Disney / Pixar story beats and digging into the relationship between Ian and Barley.
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"I'm more interested in what went before and what comes after than in the actual crime itself," she said.
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"Most people are way more interested in bones and teeth than they are in snails and clams," she says.
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Increased 5G rollouts by carriers means that customers will presumably be more interested in actually buying 5G devices, too.
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But he soon became more interested in how the subway passengers found creative ways of pretending they were alone.
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I'm much more interested in metafiction than metadata, not least because I'm confident I can explain what metafiction is.
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I'm less interested in big megachurches and more interested in these small churches designed to appeal to specific tribes.
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That's nice, I guess, but I'm far more interested in his *real* contribution to society: his beautiful Twitter account.
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But the episode seems more interested in the torture Offred endures than in any violence she could enact herself.
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It's just saying that, hey, if I ever did something, I'd probably be more interested in something like that.
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It responded like a large corporation more interested in revenue growth than in ensuring worker rights and ethical conduct.
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She was more interested in fiction and poetry than Alfred was, and she could speak French, which he couldn't.
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But she&aposs still more interested in being a CEO than in being an investor, she said in 2017.
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She said she was more interested in venturing outside of her travel comfort zone than discovering her ancestral roots.
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Northern elites were more interested in re-establishing economic ties than in keeping their commitments to blacks' constitutional rights.
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We go there but don't stay long, since we're more interested in continuing to get to know each other.
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Macron voters were more interested in bread-and-butter issues — standard of living (pouvoir d'echat) or unemployment (le chômage).
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Based on the president's Twitter account, he is much more interested in what the media is saying about him.
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For me, I was more interested in seeing musicians play and being inspired by musicians who worked really hard.
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It does seem that millennial men are more interested in an equitable marriage than previous generations, which is encouraging.
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I think that Jim Comey was more interested in protecting his own reputation than he would like to admit.
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We're a lot more interested in Medicaid expansion here in Arkansas than we are what's going on in Jerusalem.
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Its focus on alternative history means this is a fun way to become more interested in real Japanese history.
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I have to admit that I was more interested in the modestly sized works on paper and the sketchbooks.
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It's more interested in tensions between the desire to know an artist and the dangers of over-romanticizing them.
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So while I poke, prod, and explore, I'm often more interested in reaching the credits than exploring every alleyway.
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"He's all feelings and philosophy, much more interested in personal expression than in the minutia of historic details," she said.
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Mr. Aldred said that, ultimately, American consumers were more interested in a product's design and performance than where it's assembled.
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But, like a couple where one side is more interested than the other, the expectational imbalance is starting to show.
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The AI community is more interested in its own hero narratives that accomplish the impossible task of reproducing intelligent behavior.
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Wells's house are all seen servicing customers but are more interested in overhearing a fight happening in the next room.
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The American president seemed more interested in defending the legitimacy of his election than in protecting America's national security interests.
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That's because she's less interested in the behaviors and traits of one species and more interested in how they interact.
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Morgan Neville and Jeff Malmberg, the directors, seem to be more interested in revering Mr Rubin than interrogating his method.
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" * Hersvik: "We are more interested in liquid exposure than gas exposure ... we are going to be extremely selective and disciplined.
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On the other hand, those with comparatively lower education levels became more interested in contacting dates with higher education levels.
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We may never know, as The OA is more interested in asking the big questions than answering the small ones.
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And such research groups are far more interested in people's overall diet compared to, say, how often they eat avocados.
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But for those more interested in the music than the environment, the views and sounds are much better at home.
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Under new leadership installed by Trump, the CFPB is more interested in helping financial companies than in holding them accountable.
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In the past few weeks, economy even slid to the third place, with people seemingly more interested in the NHS.
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The crowd, clad in white, seemed more interested in free pupusas (bean-and-cheese filled tortillas) than in the speeches.
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N.B.A. players have grown more interested in art in recent years and created a new market of consumers and enthusiasts.
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"Reddit users are more interested in politics-related memes than other type of memes," the researchers write in the study.
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I became more interested in choreographing because there was no other place I could dance where I felt that free.
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So this is the rare storyline in which I'm more interested to see what HBO has to say than Martin.
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"[Limited partners] are now more interested in frontier tech than ever before," said Bilal Zuberi, a partner with the firm.
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Blame carriers for being more interested in hyping virtually non-existent 5G technologies instead of replacing their antiquated SMS systems.
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Well, I think I'm much more interested in the goals, and the goals for me are not adding raw numbers.
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I found myself more interested in the reverse of that story: What kept the women inside in the first place?
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And it seems his strategic staff is more interested in making him feel good than picking up possible swing votes.
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Mr Erdogan's supporters in Germany are more interested in his successes than the endless Turkey-bashing they hear at home.
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Too many of us are more interested in our own best angles than the complex and imperfect world around us.
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Search data from Google shows El Paso is 80% more interested in the Iran deal than the US on average.
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Financial firms recently have become more interested in utilizing large and diverse sets of data to inform their business strategies.
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Figures close to Mr Trump describe a man more interested in being seen to win, than in picking fights wisely.
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Well, Tess doesn't get that kind of overwrought treatment in confirming she may be more interested in girls than boys.
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