Kamala Harris, said she was not bothered by Biden's remarks.
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Some people are not bothered by it, but I am.
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Mr Agarwal is not bothered by a lack of profit.
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Turnout figures suggested many younger people had not bothered to vote.
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In addition, Suzuki is not bothered by lefty pitchers in general.
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Some commercial drone fliers have not bothered to get a license.
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However, for a Type A dork like myself, I'm not bothered.
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The invasion of the Manhattanites has not bothered Ledden one bit.
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"I am not bothered that the president didn't call," Cuomo said.
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Law enforcement has not bothered him in the last few years.
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Mr. Trump is not bothered by turf battles in his administration.
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However, George said she was not bothered by the low readings.
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Mr. Rubio, he said, had not bothered to vote for the legislation.
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Those digits have so far not bothered Oscar as it plows forward.
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Chris Collins said he is not bothered by Flynn's potentially illegal activity.
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Kim was hot but not bothered when a paparazzo shot these pics.
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But perhaps they paused, and they've just not bothered to film themselves.
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His ex, Kourtney Kardashian, is reportedly not bothered by his playboy ways.
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But Bannon told the Schlapps that he's not bothered by the attacks.
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The younger Van Halen tweeted about it Monday and he's not bothered.
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" Mr. Kovner said: "One is always looking for a perfect mix of qualities, and Damian is an unusual mix — but I'm not bothered by it, and our faculty and board was not bothered by the unconventionality of Damian's background.
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And Newman is not bothered by the burger chain's other, more mature campaigns.
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Im not bothered by pathetic people trying to take the moral high ground.
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He knows nothing of policy and has not bothered to find anything out.
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Hundreds of thousands of people eligible to vote have not bothered to register.
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So political leaders have not bothered to contort themselves into providing an explanation.
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He added that he is not bothered by the vice president's planned speech.
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Mickelson, however, was not bothered by the expectations that arrived with Thursday's performance.
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Torreyes said he was not bothered by Hicks hitting for him on Sunday.
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Many guarantee companies have simply not bothered to become members of this club.
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For all of my agita, I have not bothered to buy another parka.
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But to be honest, I'm not bothered that he's not interested in witchcraft.
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That sort of technicality has not bothered his government for some time now.
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Beavan told the Telegraph on Monday that she was not bothered by Fry's comment.
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Brady said at the Yahoo event that he is not bothered by Trump's stance.
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He said it had not bothered him on days he pitched, only between starts.
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"He's not bothered; he's not worried," says one source who speaks with the President.
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"I'm not bothered if there's a deal or no deal," one regular says indignantly.
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They're acting too slow, but I'm not bothered because the whole island was in danger.
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IS THAT A SHORT-TERM DATA POINT YOU'RE NOT BOTHERED ABOUT, OR IS IT WORRYING?
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He seems super chill ... clearly not bothered by any grand jury investigation into election meddling.
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Ringo's not bothered by it, and laughingly told us why he's constantly on Paul's mind.
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Validation all the way throughout life and a genuinely-not-bothered philosophy as a result.
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"Not only are we not bothered, they now praise us for producing locally," she said.
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"Most of the time I have my music, so I'm not bothered," Mr. Jackson said.
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Mr. Reed said he was not bothered by the painting's continuing prominence and possible resurgence.
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Rosengren said he was not bothered that inflation weakness could remain until spring of next year.
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I'm bothered that this shop charges extra for non-dairy milks, but obviously not bothered enough.
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Niloofar Amroozbeh, a 19-year-old chemical engineering student, said she had not bothered to vote.
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""Big advantage of being made of high strength stainless steel: not bothered by a little heat!
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And our sources say Kanye is not bothered by the fallout from his "TMZ Live" interview.
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President Trump has not bothered to hide his displeasure with the way the court battle's going.
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You were dead, you were sleeping the big sleep, you were not bothered by things like that.
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" "Those who travel the high road of humility in Washington, D.C., are not bothered by heavy traffic.
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They're not bothered about discussing Soylent with their friends and families and the embarrassment this might entail.
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If you're not bothered — also tickled, irked, mystified and provoked — then you've fallen asleep on the job.
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I also am not bothered by blood draws, so the daily blood tests were not a concern.
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Asked about the anti-immigrant sentiment in today's political discourse, McWilliams said she's not bothered by it.
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"I'm not bothered by his flashiness and think some of his programs have been interesting," she said.
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These celebrities have already moved into a much a brighter fashion world, not bothered by their bootcut past.
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Moore, as we've seen over the last few days, is not bothered about his potential future colleagues' feelings.
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Johnny Depp: Not Bothered By Amber HeardJames Woods Calls For NFL BoycottLady Gaga: 90 Is The New 20!
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Rather than pretend he is not bothered by the attacks on him, he lashes out at his enemies.
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The cathedral is only a minute walk from the train station so I'm not bothered by the cold.
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Mnuchin says that while he's largely not bothered by the current activity, he's keeping an eye on things.
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It's true, of course, that he's not bothered by Russians committing crimes to help him win the election.
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But there is one type of person who is not bothered by the prospect of many decades of retirement.
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My current girlfriend knows this was a gift from an ex, but she's not bothered by it at all.
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She also said she was not bothered by the organisational insecurity or lack of time customarily afforded Brazilian managers.
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"Those that travel the high road of humility in Washington are not bothered by heavy traffic," said former Sen.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Trump was not bothered by the script's false insinuation of real estate secrets shared over chummy dinners.
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I guess that's possible, and the girls would set thresholds a bit higher so they're not bothered too much!
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Mr. Cone, who was born in Louisiana, said he was not bothered that the brothers' history had been misappropriated.
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While critics have called his act schmaltzy, Mr. Rieu wrote in an email interview that he was not bothered.
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The sheriff's officers had not bothered to interview neighbors, or Ms. O'Connell's family, before declaring the death a suicide.
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The one person who was determinedly not bothered by it was the man who apparently inspired the original speech.
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On Thursday night, Bush told Jimmy Kimmel that unlike our current president, he was not bothered by SNL parodying him.
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In the end, it's unlikely the result would be any different had the pipeline builders not bothered complaining about him.
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The roughly 40 people working in the shop, which is called Eric Winterling, are not bothered — at all — by Halloween.
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There are so many that he has not bothered to count, though he said the number was safely over 1,500.
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"I've actually specifically not bothered him too much about it because I don't want to make him more nervous," says Young.
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He is not bothered by public displays of religion that liberals characterise as breaches of the wall between church and state.
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"[B]ig advantage of being made of high strength stainless steel: not bothered by a little heat!" he wrote on Twitter.
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And the sharks are fairly docile most often — they have no problem being around people so long as they're not bothered.
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The apathy is strongest among women (32% are not bothered either way) and the young (30% of 24-34 year-olds).
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Kechiche shrugged off the criticism on Friday, saying he was not bothered that some people had walked out of the screening.
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President Donald Trump is apparently not bothered about the prospect of contracting COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
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Nathan Malbrue, who was sitting on the edge of an inflatable mattress, said he was not bothered by the growing crowd.
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Josh: I've said a few times to her that I know she'll always earn more than me and I'm not bothered.
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Apparently, my grandmother is not bothered by this, she just wanted to make it known that Rennie isn't actually my first name.
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French was reminded of a book report written by a teen who had not bothered reading the Pulitzer-winning piece of Americana.
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Some 60% say they are not bothered by the Ukrainian split; even among self-identified believers, just 43% say they are concerned.
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"High-profile political people eat here often so we have our own security to make sure that they're not bothered," she said.
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I'm not bothered by the thought of taking on her pain; it's the whole wild scene — the snakes, the nausea, the visions.
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Mr. Trump may also have energized a segment of Macomb County voters who had not bothered to participate in the 2012 election.
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For months before his firing, an aloof Mr. Noor had mostly not bothered to show up at the governor's office in Mazar.
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"The right has not bothered attacking Bernie," said Stuart Appelbaum, executive vice president of the UFCW union that on Tuesday endorsed Clinton.
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Taxpayers and premium payers pay for the very expensive emergency room care of those who have not bothered to get insurance. 7.
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Yet even he had not bothered to use the most elementary sort of defense, two-step verification, for his e-mail account.
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You're usually not bothered by such things—you're a hard worker and you're very likeable when you're not eating other people's snacks.
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But he's also not bothered by anything Putin does at all, which is why he was worth helping in the first place.
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"Sounds creepy," he said, as he plopped down on that bed, not bothered enough to relax instead on our non-internet-connected couch.
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She set little store by "empirical validation"; Jung had not bothered with that rigmarole, instead drawing his theories from religion, philosophy and literature.
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"We thought with Carlos being a teen, he might have a hard time, but it has not bothered him one bit," Steve said.
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Much of the real-world fight in politics is on the state and local level, where tech has not bothered to get involved.
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Spiro says he's not bothered by concerns that the left should instead be focused on demanding a public option or Medicare-for-all.
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The model discussed his controversial time competing for Becca Kufrin's heart, saying he's not bothered by any negative comments from his fellow contestants.
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Ryan said he was not bothered by recent protests against dismantling Obamacare that have taken place at some Republican lawmakers' meetings with constituents.
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According to Arndt, the puma eventually got used to his presence, so was not bothered by his attempts to capture her on camera.
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That has not bothered Jacques and Rakel Cohen, the new owners, who see in its history, however you spin it, a rare opportunity.
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According to the Suffolk poll, 67 percent are not bothered by the fact that he gave money to Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign.
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He imagined Anne Hathaway, Shakespeare's wife, reminiscing about her husband, whose works she has not bothered to read and whose poetry she resists.
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It was agony, but I was 13 and with a friend who seemed not bothered by it, so I kept it to myself.
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But the person familiar with her plans said she understood the family dynamic in the White House and was not bothered by it.
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Before I know it, I'm fully immersed in the moment, not bothered in the slightest about stretching my naked limbs alongside complete strangers.
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The 30-year-old Chicago native is not bothered by it, but said she would switch to a female if the option were introduced.
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However, as a byproduct of low rates around the world and in the U.S., Laffer said he's not bothered by ballooning federal budget deficits.
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The pattern even has some of his friends wondering aloud why he has not bothered to prepare stock answers about basic national security issues.
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Some 60% of Russians say they are not bothered by the Ukrainian split; even among self-identified believers, just 43% say they are concerned.
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"A lot of the 'I killed someone' dreams, you're not bothered by it morally but you're afraid you're going to get caught," Barrett continues.
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"I'm not bothered at all, for the simple fact that it's all partisan," said Dan Sudakow, a 113-year-old bricklayer of North Columbia.
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Head coach Mike McCarthy said he's not bothered by the comments and meets with Rodgers regularly throughout the week to discuss the plan of attack.
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James Quarles, Strava CEO: I'm not bothered by the comparison, because I think there's clearly room for, and a movement toward, narrower communities of interest.
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Later, he said that he was not bothered by the question, but that it was emblematic of how he was learning to react to criticism.
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But some analysts and policymakers who are skeptical of the power of the WTO are not bothered by the idea of working outside of it.
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"The sulky, not bothered expression which you may think cool (see Victoria Beckham) will in your 40s start to look sour," writes The Telegraph's adviser.
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He said he was not bothered that Mr. Flynn had talked with the ambassador about American sanctions on Russia before arriving at the White House.
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The remarks represented a rare break between the attorney general and the president, though the White House insisted Trump was not bothered by Barr's statements.
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Liberal voter Heather Stanus said she was not bothered by the blackface incident since "everyone has things in their past they wish they had done differently".
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For the first five years, I got into fights all the time, and I thought, I'm not bothered if they want to give me extra time.
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"I'm not bothered at all because two senior officials called to offer help, and I think that was appropriate," de Blasio said at a press conference.
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Mr. McBride said he had not bothered filling out disclosures, but he provided bank summaries showing he had drained his campaign account during the election period.
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Leaving you to assume that you are not good enough to hang with the crew, trying to pretend like you are not bothered by the isolation.
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Wozniacki also said she was not bothered by her rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune condition that can cause pain and swelling in the wrist and other joints.
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Leaders of liberal groups backing Sanders for president say they're not bothered by her neutrality and credit her with helping to move Clinton to the left.
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While I can appreciate the smoothness, I'm not bothered returning to my iPhone or Galaxy Note 113 after using the smoother screen on a Pixel 211.
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And she did hear from critics who said that it was "unprofessional" for her to nurse her daughter on the runway — though she's not bothered by them.
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Booker said after his testimony he was not bothered by Grassley's scheduling choice, nor any criticism he has received from colleagues for testifying against a fellow senator.
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It's totally normal for someone here to order just a cup of coffee and stay for two hours in a place, so I'm not bothered by anyone.
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Trump also expressed optimism over prospects that North Korea would give up its nuclear programme, and repeated that he was not bothered by its recent missile tests.
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Musician Willie Nelson said Tuesday that he's not bothered by the fact that many of his fans are boycotting him because he's headlining a rally for Rep.
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For these fans, music festivals, like braces and Little League, can be a rite of passage for their children — and they're not bothered by any sidelong looks.
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Mr. Trump said that he was not bothered by the fact that he does not know when it will be completed because he has nothing to hide.
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While Polly took notes I might have been more interested in something else happening across the street and not bothered to shoot or even have seen it.
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In their haste to leak the Macron campaign's emails, the GRU seemed to have not bothered even to remove the phishing link they'd emailed themselves to their targets.
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Spain's fourth seed Muguruza plays Kazakh 27th seed Yulia Putintseva while Mladenovic, seeded 13th, will hope she is not bothered by her back problem against American Shelby Rogers.
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Asked about the deployment of Syrian forces to the northern town of Manbij, Erdogan, who has backed Syrian rebels fighting to oust Assad, said he was not bothered.
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The team running the campaign for Hamon, who had been expected to lose and scored his party's lowest score in its modern history, had not bothered to order champagne.
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Andy Ruiz says he's not bothered ONE BIT by Tyson Fury calling him a "fat guy" ... telling TMZ Sports the Gypsy King is just bashing him to stay relevant!!!
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He had not bothered to vote — "Politicians, they're all crooks," he said — but he thought Mr. Trump had a few things right: "Nothing's made here any more," he complained.
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Bloomberg aides say the former New York mayor likes and respects Warren personally, and is not bothered by the effect of her wealth tax proposals on his own fortune.
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He also said he was not bothered by Mr. Biden's warm remarks over the summer about working relationships with segregationist senators, comments for which Mr. Biden later expressed regret.
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He also said he was not bothered by Mr. Biden's warm remarks over the summer about working relationships with segregationist senators, comments for which Mr. Biden later expressed regret.
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But the popularity of Korean culture and K-pop music is on the rise in Japan, with many fans and artists saying they are not bothered by the diplomatic tension.
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With the 13% fall in the value of the pound since the referendum, a good number of Polish drivers have not bothered to return to Britain after the Christmas break.
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Rather than download it from an app store, precinct leaders had to side-load it onto their devices, a confusing process that many seem to have understandably not bothered with.
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Mr. Liu said that it was possible that the students had gone to their hometowns for the Lunar New Year holiday, and had not bothered to tell anyone in Tainan.
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I agree with all of these concerns, but I have also found myself in a curious place: I'm not bothered by the notifications on my Android phone all that much.
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" Hatch added that he's not bothered by the filing because he doesn't think Trump was involved in crimes and accused Democrats of trying to "do anything to hurt this president.
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She said she was not bothered by quote tweets, which she saw as simply "a way to continue a conversation," a tool that she said that she also used frequently.
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Ronda Rousey's trainer says he's not bothered by the scathing verbal attack Ronda's mom directed at him over the weekend ... saying Ronda's opinion is the only one that really matters.
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DESPITE its having been available for 18 months, three out of four PC owners have not bothered to upgrade their computers to the latest version of Microsoft's operating system, Windows 10.
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"Macy's has simply not bothered with a large rump of stores for many years: they have lacked investment, been devoid of management attention, and now look distressed and dispirited," he said.
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Dr. Novacek is not bothered by some skepticism that the specimens are from the biggest dinosaur discovered so far, and that these may soon be eclipsed in size by new excavations.
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Without hard titles, big institutional investors have not bothered to buy up homes and land in the area, according to an official with a major U.S.-based real estate brokerage firm.
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A tall man with a gray-flecked beard and a dry sense of humor, Nystad is not bothered that he turns up in Norway's headlines exclusively as an object of derision.
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He's not bothered by the 20 percent to 25 percent commissions, he said, because the platforms gave him global marketing and the incentive and confidence to charge more for his tours.
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Several residents interviewed over the weekend were not aware of it, and two who had followed the news said they were not bothered by the fact that he was backing Sanders.
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If it's not going to cost him Senate votes or Senate seats in the fall, he's not bothered by sitting out there being the public face of this kind of thing.
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The tumult surrounding President Donald Trump's first weeks in office has not bothered professional investors, whose confidence is surging that both the economy and stock market are in for robust times ahead.
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The Honduran government has repeatedly said it works hard so those responsible for the crimes are brought to justice, and to ensure that the most vulnerable groups are not bothered or attacked.
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In addition to not caring about what people think when it comes to her musical expression, Madonna also recently proved that she's not bothered by their thoughts on her physical appearance either.
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US Ambassador to Turkey John Bass has complained that authorities had not bothered to even tell Washington why Topuz was detained and that the employee had been denied access to a lawyer.
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"There is a population of white people who love Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar who are not bothered by the protest-oriented performances they are creating," says Batiste, the performance artist and professor.
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It has taken CMS until now to release a regulation, and the agency has not bothered to test any reporting system to ensure laboratories, especially small laboratories can comply with the requirements.
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One White House official insisted that despite the tweets, officials were not bothered by Ms. Manigault Newman's news media blitz, which included playing for NBC a tape of Mr. Trump calling her.
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You're not bothered by the foreign policy incompetence, the siding up to gangster regimes and human rights violators, the snub of the rest of the world in the name of America First.
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I'm not bothered by most people's opinions on my clothes or appearance, and I typically just shrug when others try to tell me how I should or shouldn't be taking care of myself.
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To recap: immediately after the San Bernardino attack, the FBI acquired the attacker's work phone, which (unlike his personal phone) he had not bothered to destroy, and promptly locked themselves out of it.
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Brandon M from Caruthers High School is not bothered by standardized tests, and credits his teachers with good preparation: I think that standardized testing in school is not to much we can handle.
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Diane Coyle, an economist and author of "GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History", asks whether statistical agencies have not bothered to collect data on unpaid housework precisely because women do most of it.
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Residents of a slum next to the river, their nostrils by now immune to the foul stench, say they are not bothered by it but can understand the government's logic in hiding it.
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He was not bothered so much by the volume of one-on-one sets that featured James Harden operating from the top of the key, but by the lack of movement around him.
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Instead, M.B.Z. was staggered that Obama had not bothered to consult or even inform a longtime ally about such an important deal — and one that was being negotiated right next door, in Oman.
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"I am not bothered by the fact that the president didn't call; I am bothered by an attempt to try and politicize this situation," he said, referring to Trump's tweets pointing to immigration issues.
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Finding out that the bloke who's told a nation we can't afford a welfare state has benefited from his father's dodgy offshore tax arrangements, and not bothered to pay his share got me fuming.
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A correspondent for the newspaper Moskovsky Komsomolets showed up on a Moscow beach wearing a burkini to see how locals would react, and found that while most people were not bothered, some objected rudely.
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Rooms are spacious and soothing, with monochrome colors and accents that make it a peaceful retreat, so long as you're not bothered by a little, or a lot in some cases, of street noise.
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Vitaly Milonov, the lawmaker who co-authored the law against promotion of homosexuality to minors, said he was not bothered by the performance because it had not attracted much attention and that "no one cares".
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Kyle Kuzma knows all about the rumors that he could get shipped out of L.A. -- but tells TMZ Sports he's not bothered by the trade talk ... and assures Lakers fans he wants to stay put.
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But, honest as ever, Ray jokes that she's probably just not that invested because she's not bothered about downloading whichever photo-editing app your neighborhood travel blogger uses to make her thighs look pore-free.
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Apart from the Communist-rooted CGT, most unions have not bothered to demonstrate against the labor law and the few demonstrations there have been - including by truckers on Monday - have struggled to get media attention.
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The Texas lawmaker said he is not bothered that Strzok and Page had an "intense anti-Trump bias," as long as they put their personal feelings aside and performed properly and fairly in their job.
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The White House reportedly had not bothered to vet Jackson, leaving it to Congress to discover allegations that he drank on the job and dispensed medication so freely that he had acquired the nickname Candyman.
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Ed Lazowska, a professor of computer science at the University of Washington, said he was not bothered by Amazon's decision, which he said would give another city a chance to become a significant tech hub.
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At the same time, while the fans are our number one priority, it's a buzz to get awards—I'm not sure that anyone who says they're not bothered about getting them is being completely honest.
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It had been a week since they last played, a week since Nashville absorbed hits and blocked shots and engaged in the frenzied pace of postseason hockey, though players said the interruption had not bothered them.
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Trump, who tweets and retweets everything under the sun, has thus far not bothered to address this with so much as a tweet, to say nothing of a broader speech or campaign aimed at denouncing these sentiments.
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In interviews, several Chinese nutrition experts said they were not bothered by the relationship between ILSI and multinational beverage companies like Coca-Cola, and they defended the integrity of ILSI-backed researchers, praising their professional bona fides.
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It had been a week since Nashville last played, a week since the Predators absorbed hits and blocked shots and engaged in the frenzied pace of postseason hockey, though they said the interruption had not bothered them.
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Arrests made in death of environmentalist The Honduran government has repeatedly said it works hard so those responsible for the crimes are brought to justice, and to ensure that the most vulnerable groups are not bothered or attacked.
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WATCH: Inside Mama June Shannon's $75,000 Transformation: What She Had Done — and How Much It Cost Despite going under the knife multiple times, she's not bothered by those who accuse her of "cheating " her way to self-improvement.
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In theory, the Mets could have signed a closer in free agency, kept their prospects and not bothered with Cano, who is 36 years old and served an 403-game suspension last season for a positive drug test.
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Cilic, a former U.S. Open champion who reached two of the past three Grand Slam finals, was not bothered by the rain that stopped play for about an hour and won, 6-27, 26-20, 26-22 (22016).
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I personally am not bothered by the repetition because I think the two uses are sufficiently different, but for our purposes here I will err on the side of caution and flip it to [Muckety-mucks they're not].
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Before a cameo appearance on "The Simpsons" on Sunday, the New York City mayor spoke about his love for the show, his channel-surfing habits and why he is not bothered when shows he likes air on Fox.
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"They all come to Botswana because it's still a nice destination to go to where you're not bothered about paparazzi because you're far away from anything and everything," said Eric Muizebelt, manager of the nine-room Mapula Lodge.
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Trump expressed optimism over prospects that North Korea would give up its nuclear program, and repeated that he was not bothered by recent missile tests, which he indicated he did not believe flouted United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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But Ramos said Bolsonaro had not bothered to build support in Congress and his government was unable to form a majority to pass the bill, which the government says is critical to fixing public finances and reviving the economy.
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"Right now, I'm losing the world championship so I'm not bothered if I'm going to lose the race," replied Hamilton, who crossed the line 0.4 seconds ahead of Rosberg with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel third and a further 0.4 behind.
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" Representative Davis, who was interviewed by The Daily Caller, a conservative news site, after the photo emerged, called Mr. Farrakhan an "outstanding human being," and later said he was not bothered by the leader's position on "The Jewish Question.
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But other conservative leaders also opposed Mr. Timmermans, including the heads of governments of Latvia, Croatia and Ireland, arguing that it was absurd to hand over the presidency and complaining that Ms. Merkel had not bothered to consult them.
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Thitirat has kept her promise and carried the fluffy black and white dog to work every day for a year now, not bothered by the almost 10 kg (22 lb) of weight in the pooch pouch on her back.
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Some women are not bothered by their symptoms, others feel ashamed, some have been brushed off by health care providers, led to believe there are no therapies, or they have been offered only a limited range of treatment options.
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"He told me it appeared as though they were not concerned with the unknown male's well-being and had not bothered to attempt to assist the individual when he was in the river," deputy Jeffery Moore wrote in his report.
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These tongues are close to the color of Pepto-Bismol, so we have to assume that said poos could be a similar shade, but again, we're not bothered and also we're not going to think about that image too hard.
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Much as South Koreans are used to living with the threat from their neighbor, North Koreans are not bothered by the possibility of war -- they have been told their entire lives the US is poised to invade the country any day.
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"I don't care, all I can say is he's doing a good job as president," Hatch said in an interview with CNN, before adding that he's not bothered by the filing because he doesn't think Trump was involved in crimes.
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Mazda, a year-old Poodle-Shih Tzu mix is seen calmly hanging in a vest attached to the back of his owner like a backpack while she sweeps the street in a Bangkok suburb, not bothered by passersby and the traffic.
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Even though Silicon Valley has been obsessing as of late over robots that make pizza and coffee and burgers—basically, restaurants where you're not bothered with pesky human interaction—pretty much all of them had cratered even before the coronavirus crisis.
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But more recently, Trump publicly rebuked him during a trip to Japan earlier this year when he said he was not bothered by North Korea testing missile projectiles shortly after Bolton cited it as a violation of a United Nations resolution.
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We can approach this discomfort empathetically — we can acknowledge, for instance, that some women are not bothered by workplace flirtation, or that some men are afraid of saying the wrong thing — without shutting down the necessary discussions that are engendering it.
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While the President recently said he is not bothered by new North Korean missile tests -- conflicting with the view of intelligence agencies -- he previously threatened nuclear attack (in his own way of course, by claiming that his button is bigger than Kim's).
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"I'm not bothered about fighting in front of 80,000 people, the only people in the ring will be myself and Joshua, nothing else matters except the two athletes," the Cameroonian-Frenchman, a late replacement for injured Bulgarian Kubrat Pulev, told British media.
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Trump has not bothered to actually offer a reason why his own tax plan would be a good idea, but he does have a tax plan — one of the only issues on which he's bothered to articulate any kind of policy specifics.
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And while the Z4 does have a notch, it's about as unobtrusive as a notch can be, and considering any current solution that would allow for an all-screen display would easily push the Z4's price north of $63, I'm not bothered.
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Robert Dillon, a consultant and former aide to Senator Lisa Murkowski, the Alaska Republican who championed the drilling provision, said that those who supported opening the refuge were not bothered by the prospect that oil might not actually flow for many years.
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These incentives did not simply vanish upon the passage of the ACA; that the ACA does not seriously account for them is a weakness of the law, but one with which the Republican proposals to this point have not bothered to grapple.
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Japan's debt burden is the worst in the world at more than twice the size of its economy, but the delay in the fiscal target has not bothered the bond market much as Japan maintains a huge current account surplus and abundant domestic savings.
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Instead of backing a thorough investigation that would take the time to interview ALL witnesses, President Trump has mocked Dr. Blasey, and Republican senators have released an explicit sexual statement to shame Julie Swetnick, another woman whom they have not bothered to listen to.
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Trump said last week that he was not bothered that Flynn discussed the sanctions, but said that he had lost trust in Flynn because he did not disclose the details to Pence, who in subsequent TV interviews insisted Flynn had not discussed sanctions with the Russian ambassador.
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That will probably come as something of a relief to Mr. Tran, who said he had not bothered to consult a lawyer when making his raincoat, and who is kind of hoping that his newfound fame might lead to a life in fashion as opposed to architecture.
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Peterson said most people in his rural Minnesota district were not bothered by allegations that Trump withheld funds from Ukraine to push for investigations against a Democratic political opponent because they do not think the United States should provide foreign aid at all, Minnesota Public Radio reported.
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The developments might make an older investor, perplexed (if not bothered) by millennial optimism, ask, What's wrong with the way people have been investing for decades, putting money into core equity and bond asset classes as a means of diversifying their wealth, to protect principal and grow assets?
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" Simpson — who called Bush the "most decent and honorable person" he ever met — brought his own wisecracks to the funeral service, drawing several chuckles from the crowd, including for one line: "Those who travel the high road of humility in Washington, D.C., are not bothered by heavy traffic.
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Not that water would have much of a chance to splash against my LA-sweaty brow in the outer space (some of the time) setting for the forthcoming Infinite Warfare, which—and here's where we flip-reverse the whole not bothered mostly narrative—is looking like a franchise revitalizer.
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If you're not bothered about perceptions, either because you're a carefree recreational user like Black the Ripper, or because you are a medical user who sees eye-to-eye with Paul Flynn's perspective, lighting up in public is your own prerogative—just be aware that the law still isn't on your side.
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Doubling down on Saudi Arabia Having not bothered to listen to the audio of the horrific final minutes of Khashoggi's life or to read the CIA's report on why analysts reasoned that the prince directed the killing, Trump doubled down on his apparent conviction that the relationship with Saudi Arabia was too big to fail.
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Perhaps because he got used to wearing the garter belt of Ms. Sarandon's character in "Bull Durham," Mr. Robbins was not bothered by Miles's op-ed in HuffPost talking about how, even though he is "mostly heterosexual" — he has kissed a few men — he likes to wear dresses on stage sometimes or to parties.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said at a news conference in Japan on Monday that he is not bothered by North Korean missile testing, splitting with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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He has accumulated all sorts of expertise in the art of seizing power in a modern democracy—particularly media-management—but he is not bothered with the more mundane skills required to run the country, such as managing government departments (he was a disaster as foreign secretary) or keeping the economy on an even keel (his main domestic policy is to reduce tax on the rich).
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Context: Trump has said several times over the last few days he is not bothered by the recent tests after national security advisor John BoltonJohn Robert BoltonSchumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord Why President Trump must keep speaking out on Hong Kong Trump meets with national security team on Afghanistan peace plan MORE said they violated U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Unconcerned with whether or not Be Best would be better served if she did the talk show circuit or made YouTube videos, places in which Michelle Obama found success marketing her initiatives, Trump is committed to rolling out Be Best her own way, at her own pace, clearly unhampered by a need to breakthrough to the media, and not bothered by the President's activities casting too broad a shadow over her efforts.
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