"Today, the Schumer Democrats in the Senate demonstrated again that they are not serious about DACA, they are not serious about immigration reform, and they are not serious about homeland security," Sanders said, referring to Democratic Leader Sen.
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These are not serious people, or not serious about anything but their own grievances, but they at least knew how to sell.
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" She added, "Nothing about our relationship was not serious.
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In my head I'm like, he's not serious about this.
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"The government is not serious about sharia," grumbles a cleric.
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Coach Mike Brown said afterward the injury is not serious.
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Level six gave me second thoughts, but not serious pain.
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Snider said he is grateful his injuries were not serious.
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I promise it's not serious; at least not for me.
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If they're not serious, he doesn't want to see them.
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But if these are not serious proposals, what are they?
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In "Somnolence," the dancers certainly look human, but not serious.
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We are not serious about anything except the next election.
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It's not "serious," but that's exactly why it's so refreshing.
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That left the impression he was not serious about governing.
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Washington Coach Barry Trotz said that Holtby's dehydration was not serious.
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"They are casually dating, but it's not serious," another insider says.
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White Sox manager Robin Ventura said Saladino's soreness was not serious.
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We give an image of a Europe that is not serious.
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People sometimes think those things are inferior because they're not serious.
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She was worried, but he assured her it was not serious.
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"Scott likes her, but still says it's not serious," the source says.
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"It's not serious," says an insider in the new issue of PEOPLE.
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He has reassured his fans, however, that the injury is not serious.
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The reactions to the stings were not serious, according to USA Today.
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"They are casually dating, but it's not serious," a source tells PEOPLE.
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There's no reason for you to be here if you're not serious.
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I'm not serious about my career because she's so young and inexperienced.
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We are living in serious times, but these are not serious people.
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He expressed concerns that the Ukrainian government was not serious about reform.
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Drug treatments were sometimes associated with unpleasant, although not serious, side effects.
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So, if you&aposre not serious, please don&apost meet with the president.
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The judge found the incident was not serious enough to warrant a mistrial.
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Manager Buck Showalter and Wellington were optimistic that the injury was not serious.
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"I'm not serious ... and you shouldn't be either" (Are you a clown?) 295.
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She said 'I'm here with a friend,' and she said it's not serious.
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Paramedics checked Gardner and determined his injury was not serious, The Star noted.
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But that does not he mean he is not serious about his run.
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Such conduct, these courts have declared, is not serious enough to be harassment.
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Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) both suggested Trump was either joking or not serious.
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He didn't mind this, in a way—he did feel that he was writing science fiction—he just didn't like the idea that because it was 'science fiction,' it was not serious literature, or it was not serious social critique.
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Most were not serious, but in 1.5% of cases, the injuries required medical attention.
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God forbid I should ever suggest rape and sexual assault are not serious subjects.
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If she's not serious, she's playing with the emotions of her millions of fans.
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"This is not serious; send something very small to page eight," I was told.
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But they said those actions were not serious enough to remove him from office.
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According to multiple reports, the injury was not serious enough to require an MRI.
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"They feel if you don't do that, you are not serious," Mr. Duo said.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov dismissed Britain's warnings of retaliation were propaganda and not serious.
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"White supremacy is seen as something that's not serious by the Daily Progress," she said.
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Fortunately, their injuries were not serious, and all of them have been released from hospital.
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So, just because a mental breakdown isn't an official diagnosis doesn't mean it's not serious.
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This is not serious international law... Secondly, ultimatums and threats are not part of democracy.
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"Rosy economic assumptions – not serious spending cuts – deserve most of the credit," the analysis found.
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But while they want to have fun, that doesn't mean they're not serious, said Villa.
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If you&aposre not raising a billion dollars, you&aposre not serious, he told Cole.
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" The source added, "The North Koreans were just messing around, not serious about moving forward.
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But don't haggle if you're not serious about the item; it's insulting to the vendor.
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Mr. Moon's office has said the accusations were not serious enough to fire the aide.
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Dr. Stusser felt the other doctors around him were lazy, not serious about their work.
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But the central bank's actions make it clear that it's not serious about this target.
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Many local architects complain that these high-end follies are not serious architecture, but gimmicky flash.
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EASA said the concern was not serious enough at this stage to warrant any compulsory measures.
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Other new aircraft projects around the world have flown into turbulence and are not serious competition.
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We're told the issue's not serious, but he was advised to rest for the next week.
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So have fun, let loose, play with it — it's makeup, it's not serious, it won't bite.
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He insisted the injury is not serious but would not put a timetable on his return.
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"Well, I mean, I've been in not-serious relationships in that time," I explained, almost frantically.
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There are more not-serious relationships like these that have filled my time during this decade.
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Most CEO are not serious about change because it requires senior managers to change their behavior.
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"This is not serious, it is not sober and it is certainly not prayerful," Nunes said.
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Those solutions, they were not serious, they were not solving problems, but they were good optics.
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While pinworm is gross and uncomfortable, it's not serious, even if you don't catch it early.
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According to Tomlin, the elbow injury is not serious and will not limit Roethlisberger on Sunday.
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"I'm not saying it's not serious, but I think your potatoes will be fine," she said.
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To disrupt this would be really not serious, but I am confident that we will not.
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However, the sources say the talks are not serious and Avon is focused on a turnaround.
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"I am feeling very well, these are not serious injuries," she told public broadcaster TVP1 by telephone.
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Lastly, please stop using the word "serious" to describe yourself and "not serious" to describe Donald Trump.
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That's troubling, but it's different than deciding he's not serious and doesn't know what he's talking about.
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If you're not serious ... This is what a serious person ... This is what a serious entrepreneur does.
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Syria's leader, Bashar al-Assad, tells NBC News that the U.S. is "not serious" about defeating ISIS.
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If you find a member who is not serious or fails to pay, please report him/her.
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Not only did the metaphor not work; it was not serious enough to be worthy of consideration.
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Too little punishment would cause further outcry that the committee is not serious about curbing rampant doping.
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As for her ex, Gregg Sulkin, with whom she's been spotted recently ... we're told it's not serious.
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Bone fractures: Fractures in the arm or collarbone of the baby are possible, but usually not serious.
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The rabbit is not serious; it was basically a signal that we could make fun of ourselves.
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It's not serious enough for the subject, it's just all this crazy misogynist talk about dead women.
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Police said 18 people were taken to a hospital for treatment of injuries that were not serious.
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In a Facebook post Tuesday night, Hyde suggested that his claims of surveilling Yovanovitch were not serious.
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"There is rain, but it's not serious," Armee de Terre, the official account of France's army, tweeted.
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"If you're not serious about the job, you probably won't be there very long," the president said.
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"If you're not serious about CCS, you're not serious about achieving 2 degrees (Celsius warming), let alone 1.5," Fiona Wild, vice president, climate change and sustainability at BHP, said, referring to limits the U.N. says are needed to avoid a dramatic increase in heat waves, floods and droughts.
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But an official from the Senate Republicans' campaign arm was quick to dismiss the challenge as not serious.
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But for those states it's not serious enough, because these troops aren't permanent — they're on a rotational basis.
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It only reinforces the idea that Bernie is not serious about representing the interests of the Democratic Party.
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"The charges are generic but not serious," Ahmednasir Abdullahi, lawyer representing the Kenya Pipeline officials, said in court.
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The disease is highly contagious, so people with it should stay away from others, but it's not serious.
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In a string of tweets, the Highlands County Fire and Rescue said the children's conditions were not serious.
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"It's not serious to say Bulgarian fans are racist," said the ex-Ipswich Town and Luton Town striker.
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The court acknowledged the arbitration violation but concluded that it was not serious enough to halt the case.
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In both cases, they are taking something that is transparently not serious and treating it with laughable respect.
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Forty-four percent of respondents said it was not serious offer and that congressional Democrats should reject it.
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He was airlifted to a hospital, but according to co-host Jeremy Clarkson ... the injuries are not serious.
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Amazon says the Pentagon is not serious about reevaluating the process for the $10 billion JEDI cloud contract.
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"It goes too far to take seriously something that is not serious," she said of the fashion world.
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These are obvious non-starters, and would be clear signals that North Korea is not serious about denuclearizing.
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"Don't be self-conscious about dreaming, or about people thinking you're too idealistic, and not serious enough," Branson says.
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Turkey's government announced a series of tax cuts, prompting more concern that it is not serious about fiscal discipline.
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It shows that the competent Goldman Sachs alumni in the administration are not serious about either growth or deficits.
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Zika's usually not serious but it can very rarely cause fatal complications — a Puerto Rico man died in April.
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On Sunday, a spokesman for Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party said Sam Rainsy was not serious about holding talks.
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Most cases were not serious: 60 percent didn't require kids to see a doctor or go to the hospital.
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Collender: This is not serious at all; it's just a Trump campaign document pretending to be a president's budget.
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Cure the Hate thinks Mathers' actions, or lack thereof, show she's not serious about making good after the incident.
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That type of message indicates the NRA is not serious about addressing this public health crisis that we face.
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"He expressed his concern that the concerned parties are not serious enough about enacting real reforms," his office said.
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But Mullee, who will be examined by doctors on Saturday, said he was hopeful that it was not serious.
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" This risked "signaling that the U.K. is not serious about confronting the full spectrum of President Putin's offensive measures.
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She may be sly, deadpan, wacky, satirical, but she is most often defined by what she is not — serious.
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I mean it's all kind of kitschy and fun, it's not serious so we just did what we wanted.
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Incidents such as this one renew concerns that Tesla is not serious about enforcing safe use of the feature.
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Having decided that Mr. Simmons's reasons for withdrawal are not "serious," Mr. Taberski feels freer to pursue the guy.
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"Don't be self-conscious about dreaming, or about people thinking you're too idealistic, and not serious enough," Branson writes.
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"All along we assumed they were not serious about swearing in, and we've been very lenient," Mr. Njoka said.
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Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said the injury is not serious and that Doncic would be listed as day-to-day.
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Or was the person just using the emoji to hedge so that they could later argue it was not serious?
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Kohm described that stage of the talks as early and said that Facebook's proposals at the time were not serious.
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For those who aren't pregnant, most will either have no symptoms or mild ones, and it's not serious at all.
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Cubs SS Addison Russell left Sunday's game with a bruised left heel but told reporters the injury is not serious.
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By donning a showboat helmet, Gaetz punctuated President Trump's and the GOP chorus' position that the virus was not serious.
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Using mental illnesses like descriptive adjectives and not serious disorders is trivializing, and contributes to the stigmatization of those afflicted.
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" But he said Trump "was skeptical" about those requests, and expressed concerns that Ukraine's government "was not serious about reform.
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If we are not meeting at those critical times, then we are giving the signals that we are not serious.
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Did they, like the NFL, fund and create cooked scientific papers making dubious claims like concussions are not serious injuries?
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It would be a mistake to say he is not serious about governing and serious about what he says about governing.
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Martinez said the injury was not serious but Hazard was also very likely to miss Belgium's friendly with Russia on Tuesday.
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When I'm presented with those assumptions—that I'm not serious or that I don't know my shit—I don't get angry.
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Listen, first of all, I think "beach" emphasizes the worst perception that people have of Los Angeles, that we're not serious.
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Though her injuries are not serious, Lynn's doctors advised her to take a break from touring to make a full recovery.
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D John Carlson was a late scratch Tuesday due to an undisclosed injury that coach Barry Trotz said was not serious.
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Movies like Step Up and Center Stage appear in winking listicles and half-assed roundups, not serious pieces of film criticism.
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Brady suffered a mystery injury during practice this week -- and it's unclear how serious (or not serious) the injury really is.
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It's not serious to concentrate on that if there's a qualifier like this and we're playing against a team like England.
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Most felt their concussion was not serious and were concerned that revealing their injury would affect their standing with the team.
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Crashes can, of course, occur at very high speeds, but injuries are typically not serious, usually just minor abrasions and burns.
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You're not serious about winning a Cup anyway if Andrew MacDonald is your third-busiest defenseman playing 20 minutes a night.
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By ignoring this action, the President is showing Iran that he is not serious about enforcing any agreements made with Iran.
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And if they're not serious about it then it becomes very, very difficult to hold on to a cessation of hostilities.
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The change would apply to first time border-crossers, not serious offenders or others who are deemed a danger to children.
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"Everyone understands that the elections are coming, and the government is not serious about stopping crop burning this year," he said.
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But since the site is aimed toward casual encounters and not serious relationships, the whole rejection thing isn't nearly as prevalent.
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The Hartford police officer, whose comments were caught in a viral video, later told the men his remarks were not serious.
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The Cleveland Police Department never sought the video because the episode was deemed not serious enough to attempt to obtain it.
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We still are not serious about that sort of isolation here in United States, and quarantine technically goes far beyond that.
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Roughly a quarter of Americans said at the time that Nixon's conduct was not serious enough to warrant resignation, polls showed.
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Manager Joe Maddon said it's not serious but was reluctant to use him with damp, cold weather this weekend in Cincinnati.
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Perez assured him the wounds were not serious and tried to get Siatta to shoot a pair of fleeing Taliban fighters.
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On the other hand, you may find your viewer closed off, your work written off, because people think you're 'not serious.
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If we don&apost find out in the next couple of weeks -- (CROSSTALK) BARTIROMO: -- we know they&aposre not serious about this.
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As we see throughout "Show And Prove," sex workers who are polite to the police get Chinese food — not serious jail time.
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For a star like Tom Cruise, or Tom Hanks, that cycle is sustainable: Men are taken seriously even when they're not serious.
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These reports were apparently not serious enough to discourage Australia's aviation authority from granting Wing regulatory approval to start making public deliveries.
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Meanwhile, its responses – which are meant to be funny, not serious – were developed by a staff which included improvisational comedians, says Microsoft.
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Unfortunately, the coalition gave the impression that we were not serious in the most important goal of any government -- to provide security.
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According to NPR, anti-vaxxers like Dr. Toni Bark often bring up the episode to assert that the measles is not serious.
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Jamaica coach Theodore Whitmore said the injury to the standout 26-year-old may require stitches but insisted it was not serious.
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Manigault also clarified she was not serious about Trump keeping "a list" of Republicans who voted against him in Tuesday's presidential election.
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The banks will have to submit updated plans that address the flaws, which were not serious enough to warrant a failing grade.
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"And you know they're not serious because serious people with serious plans and serious proposals don't negotiate in the press," he added.
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The Giants called the injury to Apple, a cornerback, a leg strain after Friday's game, and Apple said it was not serious.
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Latoya is recovering well here at St Patrick's and we expect her to be discharged soon as her injuries are not serious.
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It wasn't clear whether those injuries, which were not serious, were self-inflicted or the result of an assault, the sources said.
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If we just have discussion about what we pay, and we don't have clear discussions about the situation, we are not serious.
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This means either Jenner's illness is not serious enough to prevent her from posting, or it's possible these videos were pre-recorded.
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At Blue Hill Plaza, the notion that New Jersey companies were not serious about moving there appeared to be an open secret.
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"There is not one thing in our economy that is not serious," Bank of Korea Governor Lee Ju-yeol said on Friday.
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If not, Tehran will rightly conclude the United States is really not serious about confronting their threat to us and our allies.
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RHP Cory Kluber left his Monday start at Detroit due to a right groin strain that the Indians hope is not serious.
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"This is a clear sign that the regime is a terrorist regime and is not serious about seeking a political solution," he said.
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But Greens in the European Parliament, which must ratify the treaty, were not impressed, complaining of a "rushed procedure" that was "not serious".
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Though the crime is not serious in Kazakhstan, she faced the threat of deportation back to China as she is a Chinese citizen.
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I think it's too cynical to think that all Republican men condone sexual violence, or think the allegations against Kavanaugh are not serious.
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"If you think for one second I'm not serious about doing what it takes to protect Scotland's interests, then think again", she warned.
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"It appears to affiant that the subject is not serious about her sobriety of the orders of the court," according to the documents.
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" Eric Cantor, former Republican majority leader in U.S. House of Representatives, now vice-chairman of Moelis & Co, an investment bank: "He's not serious.
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Too often, says Kaslow, thoughts of suicide motivated by revenge are ignored or brushed off by others who dismiss them as not serious.
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But the fact that these are old worries does not mean that they are not serious ones, nor that they cannot get worse.
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Their complaints are the hand-waving of pub economics, not serious analysis — 'Surely you don't think executives can be this valuable to firms?
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But another important reason is the public perception that measles is a mild childhood disease — uncomfortable for a few days but not serious.
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It's a position that some have argued is tantamount to Sanders admitting he's not serious about actually making any of his policies law.
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As I have written before, the North Koreans are serious about building a nuclear deterrent and we are not serious about stopping them.
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"I'm trying to embrace the moment and appreciate where I am," he later told reporters, clarifying he was not serious about going unbeaten.
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Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis told reporters in Washington that multiple U.S. troops were injured, but not serious enough to require medical evacuation.
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Properly implemented threat assessment allows schools to recognize a serious threat as well as avoid over-reacting to threats that are not serious.
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Perez said he tried to submit Siatta for a Purple Heart, but the company blocked it, saying the wounds were not serious enough.
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" Eric Cantor, former Republican majority leader in U.S. House of Representatives, now vice-chairman of Moelis & Co, an investment bank: "He's not serious.
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His condition is not serious and he has since been discharged, leaving through a side exit of the hospital, according to the Associated Press.
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Part of Clemens' defense at trial was that Congress was just putting on a show and not serious about legislation relating to steroid use.
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Among certain old-media types, you'll still sometimes hear the stale refrain that Buzzfeed is a purveyor of substance-free listicles, not serious news.
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"It will help break the belief that Nepal is not serious about child abuse," said Tarak Dhital, an independent activist campaigning for child rights.
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His condition is not serious and he has since been discharged, leaving through a side exit of the hospital, according to the Associated Press.
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The victim was immediately stabilized, and since the incident was not serious and happened more than an hour away from us, we didn't go.
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More concerning than the idea that the news people are consuming is not serious enough is the increasing prevalence of misinformation and fake news.
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If it's not serious enough to require admission and not incapacitating; it is hard to see how it is anyone's business but Hillary Clinton's.
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The complete waiving of all eligible security assistance is another glaring indication that this administration is not serious about holding human rights abusers accountable.
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" Ushakov's words were more upbeat than those of a Kremlin spokesman who on Saturday dismissed Trump's proposals on nuclear arms disarmament as "not serious.
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Most of the questions on this list are dumb and not serious but we're completely serious about this—what snacks are they reconciling over?
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Instead, Democrats embraced the narrative that the wrongdoing, though real, was ultimately not serious — or at a minimum, not a matter of public concern.
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The same is true of North Korea — the top fear from two years ago — though 58% say the regime is "not serious" about denuclearization.
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After all, you don't write a whole essay in which you freak out about producing enough breast milk if you're not serious about it.
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And the regulators said the problems raised in the message were being addressed and, most important, were not serious enough to close the plant.
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Republicans have offered varying degrees of defense of Trump, with some suggesting he was not serious when he urged China to investigate the Bidens.
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They recognize that most of the people in the debates are not serious candidates — they're running to be talk show hosts, or something like that.
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The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) said the concern was not serious enough at this stage to warrant an airworthiness directive setting out compulsory measures.
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" Another 34 percent say the funding lapse is "causing some problems, but they are not serious," while 5 percent think it is "not causing problems.
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But many here blame the government for creating this crisis and say that officials are not serious about guaranteeing the children's safety or resuming education.
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Most Americans who approve of Trump say the Russia investigation is not serious and they feel the President is being criticized more than his predecessors.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The condition of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's health "is not serious" and it will remain a confidential matter, his spokesman said on Tuesday.
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"The fact that there's about 30 members of parliament present in this debate only really illustrates the fact that parliament is not serious," he said.
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Except not only have these marine vehicles and rappers not logged in since 2016, they're patently not serious about getting steamy on the seven seas.
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In a Tuesday night tweet, Hyde argued that he was "playing with" Parnas in the newly-released messages and not serious about surveilling the ambassador.
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And I think, if the President or his allies in the Senate persist in this, it really means they're not serious about what they're doing.
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The official database for ports in Asia doesn't go into details and the problems apparently were not serious enough for the tanker to be detained.
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Both Netanyahu and Mozes have said they were not serious discussions; rather, they each claim they were trying to expose the other's lack of trustworthiness.
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Both Netanyahu and Mozes have said these were not serious discussions; rather, they each claim they were trying to expose the other's lack of trustworthiness.
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"Not because what is happening is not serious but because we feel like laughter helps you process that information, or at least I do," he said.
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Trump's explanation echoed those of his campaign advisers and other supporters, who immediately tried to pass his comments off as tongue-in-cheek and not serious.
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The database doesn't go into details and the problems were apparently not serious enough for the Liberian-flagged vessel to be detained by the port authority.
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Around 40 out of the 56 people on the bus were taken to a local hospital after they suffered injuries that were not serious, Bryant said.
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"Our conclusion was they are still not serious about talks," Paal told CNN, adding that he thinks North Korea won't stop until it is nuclear capable.
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Stokeling had argued that his state crime of robbery was not serious enough to be considered a violent felony for the purposes of triggering federal law.
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Detractors portrayed Mr. Sharif's absence of several weeks as evidence that he is not serious about running the country, which is facing a multitude of challenges.
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Tigers Coach Dabo Swinney said Watson's injury was not serious, and the team said after halftime that Watson, a junior Heisman Trophy contender, could have returned.
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His spokesman earlier said Machar had left South Sudan to evade Kiir's forces and had said his injury was not serious enough to require medical attention.
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"So what I speak to is not serious -- what is today called clinical depression, although I have questioned sometimes how that is looked at," she said.
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The National Rally's critics say that the party is not serious about tackling climate change if it rejects outright the idea of cooperating with other nations.
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Many of the craziest parts of this presidency are now just fodder for late night jokes, but not serious political conversation -- or, more importantly, political action.
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Schumer made an initial request on Wednesday that Trump agree to meet with the full Senate, but the president immediately dismissed the comments as not serious.
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From the beginning, James has been, as The Wire's David Stubbs put it in 211, "perhaps the most serious and not-serious person" in dance music.
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MANILA, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The condition of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's health "is not serious" and it will remain a confidential matter, his spokesman said on Tuesday.
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"The president will abide by the constitution, but because it is not serious, he will treat his medical condition as confidential," Harry Roque told a news briefing.
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So the sin involved in a second marriage is often venial not mortal, and not serious enough to justify excluding people of good intentions from the sacraments.
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Jean-Yves Le Drian, France's foreign minister, said the lack of realistic proposals Johnson's government had put forward was a sign it was not serious about talks.
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The Brazilian soccer confederation said the injury was not serious, adding that Neymar left as a precaution and was expected to be back for training on Wednesday.
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Rejecting the views of some in the Foreign Ministry, Hanoi's hawks now had all the evidence they needed that the United States was not serious about negotiations.
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Many argue that criminalizing the drug has placed unfair penalties on communities of color and that its symptoms are not serious enough to justify its legal repercussions.
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If, after an end of war declaration, North Korea doesn't take further denuclearization measures, we will know that Kim is not serious about denuclearization under any circumstance.
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He has since said that the email not serious, and has pointed to travel records showing that he never went to London to meet the WikiLeaks founder.
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He called ongoing talks between Maduro's government and the opposition in Barbados "not serious" and said the longer they go on, the more advantageous they are for Maduro.
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He referenced a reported comment by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that she wants to see Trump "in prison" and suggested the Democrats' ethics proposals were not serious efforts.
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Resuta told BuzzFeed News her YouTube channel is "actually not serious at all" and is just a medium for her and her friends to vlog their experiences together.
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Kuttner said Trump has shown his administration is not serious about some of the policies he's previously touted, such as so-called Buy American and Hire American laws.
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The researchers analyzed medical records for adults in Ontario with a diagnosed concussion that was not serious enough to require hospitalization and followed them from 1992 to 2012.
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Just because stories like Grace's are common doesn't mean they're not serious, and getting hung up on legality leads people to ignore the insidious power dynamics at play.
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Pelosi then said to others still in the room, "I knew the president was not serious about infrastructure and would find a way out," a Democratic aide said.
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But another source said Epstein's injuries were not serious, and raised the possibility that he may have used the incident to try obtain a transfer from the jail.
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"Yes (want to face Wilder), we've been negotiating with their team since the (Carlos) Takam fight ... But if Wilder's not serious, there's other people out there," he said.
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"What this is really clear about is all the talk about war was press talk and not serious," Leon Sigal, director of the Northeast Asia Cooperative Security Project.
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The President's insistence that legislation that saves DACA be tied to a radical restructuring of our immigration system shows that he is not serious about helping the Dreamers.
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Head coach Mike Vrabel didn't elaborate on the nature of the injury but told reporters that it is not serious, and that Henry was considered day-to-day.
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If puzzle games exist in a pure form, they tend to be seen more as toys or diversions, as PopCap Games' catalog seems to be, not serious games.
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If Republicans decide to try to circumvent the pay-as-you-go rule, it could be taken as a sign that they are not serious about deficit reduction.
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No one had major injuries, and the police had classified the incident as a misdemeanor assault, not serious enough for an officer to attempt to obtain the video.
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"The Taliban have always expressed concern that the government is not serious about peace, and not coherent enough to be a reliable partner for talks," Mr. Osman said.
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It was not clear in July to jail officials if those injuries, which were not serious, were self-inflicted or the result of an assault, the sources said.
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Under the Obama administration, ICE attorneys were encouraged to request the dismissal or indefinite suspension of deportation cases of immigrants who were not serious criminals or national security threats.
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"If they're not serious, war will continue," he said Monday during a visit to Laos, promising to continue his conversations about the negotiations with his Russian and Saudi counterparts.
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Despite their night out, the pair, who met last fall were confirmed to be secretly dating for months back in March, are not serious yet, a source tells PEOPLE.
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Kabil Sibal, a senior Congress leader, told reporters that the government was using only "optics" and was not serious in implementing the proposed goods and services tax (GST) bill.
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Suicidality occurs on a continuum, Kaslow says, and BoJack is presenting towards the "ideation" end, as opposed to the actual "attempt" end, but that doesn't mean it's not serious.
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Goto said the government should focus on reducing prescriptions for illnesses that are not serious, rather than costly but possibly life-saving treatments for a small number of patients.
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Lance's 2016 compensation nearly tripled to $19.2 million from 2015 levels, fueling accusations from some investors that the company was not serious about its new focus on shareholder returns.
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U.S. officials compared the threat to Trump&aposs own warning that he might walk away from the summit if he determines Kim is not serious about abandoning his nuclear program.
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Despite their recent hangouts, the pair, who met last fall were confirmed to be secretly dating for months back in March, are not serious yet, a source previously told PEOPLE.
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" FROM COINAGE: How To Spend The Night In the Fanciest Homes Around the World "[I'm] going to ask [UN representatives]: 'Are the crimes not serious enough for you to investigate?
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"If they're not serious, then it's pretty easy to say, 'OK, those joint exercises that were scheduled for August are now going to happen in September or October,'" Thornberry said.
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One answer is that Abramson was intent on shoring up a conclusion that she had reached well before she began her reporting: that digital media is sloppy, irreverent, not serious.
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"If you think for one single second that I'm not serious about doing what it takes to protect Scotland's interests, then think again," Sturgeon said in a warning to May.
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Britain's warnings of retaliation if it is proven Russia was behind the poisoning of a double agent are propaganda and not serious, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday.
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Even though he cut himself, and although there were several police visits to his home, those factors alone are not serious enough to trigger a mental health intervention over objection.
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But a coalition of protesters and opposition groups said the TMC was not serious about handing over power to civilians, describing the council as an "extension of the old regime".
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There has been only one report of an allergic reaction to the now-recalled almond milk, but it was not serious enough for hospitalization or medical treatment, according to the FDA.
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But diplomats and business leaders say backtracking on curbing subsidies might give investors the impression the government is not serious about reforms and opening up the state and oil dominated economy.
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A committee Republican aide distributed a statement calling the report "political — not serious oversight" — and said it ignored that nearly all the children were released to a parent or a sponsor.
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Until congressional overseers make a serious attempt to get to the bottom of the New York field office's role in the election, we'll know they're not serious about learning the truth.
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"That's one reason people think it's not serious," said Valerie Steele, the director of the Museum at F.I.T. Ms. Steele, on the other hand, would emphatically urge you to rethink pink.
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Maintaining the current policy to wipe out creditors or to claim you are negotiating in Title III is not serious and will be harmful to the commonwealth in the long term.
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Hopes for price intervention can send crude futures higher still, Kilduff said, but he warned oil prices will ultimately collapse again because top-exporter Saudi Arabia is not serious about taking action.
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Mr Trump would argue that he is simply driving a hard bargain, following through on his many threats to pull out of negotiations if he thought that the North was not serious.
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Set to appear on Good Morning America with some of his castmates, Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp had to miss out due to a brief, and according to Schnapp, not serious hospitalization.
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We cannot say that ISIS' crimes were not serious enough; we cannot say that the interests of powerful states stood in the way; or that these crimes are too hard to prove.
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Moscow's recent proposal to show U.S. officials the missile is "not serious," the official said, because it would be a "static display" where Russia controls what data the United States is shown.
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For a serious prize like the Pulitzer not to consider music that is popular is to say that that music is not serious, which is just not true and it's not fair.
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It's also very hurtful to be once again told our relationship is not serious, like the only reason we are together is for sex when that couldn't be further from the truth.
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The fact that Trump's the nuclear face-off with Kim Jong Un is no laughing matter is not serious enough to persuade the President to forego his theft of a snappy title.
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"We were surprised to learn they were not serious about discussing any of those issues or even sharing the most basic information about how they planned to address them," Ms. Spitalnick said.
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Such policies dramatically undermine America's ability to advance a human rights agenda around the world, and empowers authoritarian leaders who insist that our support for those rights and values is not serious.
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However, after a thorough review of published reports, the task force did not endorse a screening program — not because it considers the condition not serious or because there is no screening test.
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It increasingly looks like an arms race in which case a proposal needs a 21-digit price tag to appear bold and plans costing mere billions risk being taken as not serious.
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He pulled up during his next race in London and limped off the track but, two weeks later, was second at the Weltklasse meeting in Zurich suggesting the problem was not serious.
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Until they recognize it's human induced and it's an emergency and you really have to do some sector-by-sector carbon goals to meet a 2050 deadline or sooner, they're not serious.
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Wiggins was being treated for injuries that are not serious and are consistent with what someone might endure from being in the woods for a couple of days, TBI spokeswoman Susan Niland said.
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Even if he's not serious about using American Horror Story to comment on the election, it's a very Ryan Murphy thing for him to say — always eager to do the most edgy thing.
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Environmental groups, who plan to continue challenging the agency's moves against the CPP in court, said on Monday the agency is not serious about offering a valid replacement to the Obama-era regulation.
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Tanya claims Robin Thicke and his brother, Brennan, were not serious at all when they filed legal docs asking a judge to block her from challenging the prenup she signed with their dad.
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The arrival of a downgraded Turkish delegation with the rebels on the last day of the talks in the Kazakh capital also signaled that they were not serious about the talks, he said.
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"We were surprised to learn they were not serious about discussing any of those issues or even sharing the most basic information about how they planned to address them," Spitalnick told the newspaper.
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My argument for this is that, first of all, completely ignoring voices that you don't like or dismissing them as garbage and as not serious, that doesn't tend to work out very well.
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President Trump was not "serious," and needed a way out of negotiations over a $2 trillion infrastructure plan that he could not pay for, she told lawmakers at the Capitol an hour earlier.
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He was elected to parliament in 2012 as a member of Algeria's oldest opposition party Front des Forces Socialistes (FFS), but resigned within two years saying the government was not serious about reform.
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"I don't mean to say that they are not serious and that there won't be major economic fallout, but rather that a run on banks is not one of my worries," he adds.
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"I don't honestly know," Kudlow told reporters at the White House when asked if Trump was joking or not serious when he raised the prospect of China investigating the Biden family last week.
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More injury news —Baltimore quarterback and leading NFL MVP candidate Lamar Jackson was limited at practice, though coach John Harbaugh said Jackson's quadriceps injury is not serious and his star is receiving treatment.
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"I would not say it's not serious, because in China even the smallest fraction of the population is thousands and thousands of people, and of course each individual is important," Ms. Li said.
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But there was lingering concern among U.S. officials that Kim was not serious about relinquishing the nuclear weapons his country has developed for decades - an issue that will continue to complicate any future talks.
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Mediaite's Joseph Wulfsohn penned a column headlined , "Jim Acosta Trashes Kim Kardashian's Prison Reform Efforts As Not 'Serious' After Taking John Legend's Seriously in 2015," which examines the CNN star's abrupt change in attitude.
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"I knew the president was not serious about infrastructure and would find a way out," Pelosi said to her Democratic colleagues after Trump's exit, according to a Democratic aide who spoke to NBC News.
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Issa said that Cruz's voting record as a whole "may indicate that he's not serious about real national security," and said Rubio is a better candidate on national security and to run the country.
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Political pundits, following their conventional wisdom, point to this as proof that Trump is not serious about governing, that instead he is only rewarding his friends and leaving his opponents out in the cold.
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"That is not to say that the government's charges are without merit or that the words and conduct of Jamshid Muhtorov are not serious or without consequence," Kane said in the order, signed Friday.
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But the fact that Marino was selected in the first place is nevertheless an incredible failure of even basic vetting and another sign that the administration is not serious about combating the opioid crisis.
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"If we are not serious about facts and what's true and what's not, if we can't discriminate between serious arguments and propaganda, then we have problems," Obama said during a news conference in Germany.
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" Of note: The Republicans who are players in the talks -- including those in the room for the comment -- were silent last night, beyond a statement attacking the group of six proposal as "not serious.
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This group believes that North Korea is not serious about its outreach and is just playing for time to continue its nuclear development -- as it repeatedly has in the past under prior US administrations.
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After the hurricane's swipe at the island, the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service reported 17 minor incidents including gas leaks, nine medical incidents and three structural fires that were not serious, the government said.
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The deputy head of the TMC, Lieutenant General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, said earlier on Monday that the council was ready to hand over power swiftly, but said the opposition was not serious about sharing power.
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If your Valentine's Day plans this year are going to include a significant other (or someone you're tryna make your SO), drop the theatrics and opt for a sexy but not serious home-cooked meal.
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Forcing people to pay this much is an unworkable solution for the middle class and people with limited incomes, and the Manager's Amendment shows that House Republican leadership is not serious about righting this wrong.
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By all indications, upfront denuclearization remains a non-starter for North Korea and by adopting that precondition for negotiations, the Trump administration sends a message that they are not serious about talks, according to Mount.
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Former Attorney General Dominic Grieve, supporter of the People's Vote campaign for a new Brexit referendum, said that the proposals reported on Monday night show that Johnson is not serious about negotiating a new deal.
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Two sources told the station Epstein might have tried to hang himself, another theorized that the injuries were self-inflicted but not serious, and that he was trying to secure a transfer to another facility.
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Social media exploded with concern about Jackson's health, and a few false reports indicated that it was a serious situation, but both Coach John Harbaugh and Jackson told reporters that the situation was not serious.
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" At an early stage, Shadle explains, native composers found themselves in an impossible double bind: "If works were too 'American,' they were not serious enough; if they were too 'European,' they were not original enough.
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If they're not supporting massive increases in congressional staffing and technological infrastructure to make sure senators and representatives have access to genuine expertise in developing and thinking through policy, they're not serious about fixing Congress.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo said on Sunday that the injuries she suffered in a car crash on Friday were not serious and that she hopes to leave hospital within the next few days.
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Many insisted that not only was Trump not serious about his run for the highest office in the land, but that his entire campaign was just setting the stage for him to launch a media empire.
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"We know Speaker [Paul] Ryan is not serious about passing our &aposEstablishing a Humane Immigration Enforcement System Act,&apos so members of Congress, advocacy groups, and impacted communities will not engage in this political stunt," Reps.
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"The next days will tell the story of whether or not people are serious or people are not serious," said Kerry, adding that talks underway were about providing quick humanitarian access to civilians and a ceasefire.
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He said the State Department is seriously looking into numerous concerns and criticisms about the UNHRC and the United States would seek other avenues to promote human rights if the body is not serious about reforms.
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Officials at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) at first thought the proposal was not serious, but eventually conducted a review that determined it was inappropriate and could not be carried out, according to the Post.
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Jonathan Powell, who represented the UK government in Northern Ireland peace talks, saidthe proposals were "not serious" and indicated that Johnson was actually trying to avoid an agreement with the EU so no deal takes place.
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"We know Speaker (Paul) Ryan is not serious about passing our 'Establishing a Humane Immigration Enforcement System Act,' so Members of Congress, advocacy groups, and impacted communities will not engage in this political stunt," they said.
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Kendrick), worries that he's not serious about his corporate gig as a video editor, and his bong-hitting housemates tangle with their own career ventures (teaching chemistry, hustling for startup money, surviving at a financial firm).
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Zika, which is spread by mosquitoes and through sexual contact, is not serious for most adults, but it can cause a severe birth defect called microcephaly, which leaves infants with abnormally small heads and brain problems.
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But even the US Fire Administration notes that vaping devices catching fire or exploding is rare, usually not serious, and most often occurs when the device is charging or in use, not sitting in a bag.
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A similar team waited in Singapore for three days last week, only to be stood up by the North Koreans — a factor cited by officials in judging that North Korea was not serious about the negotiation.
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They said the recital was part of a programme that is widely known for being satirical and the well-informed audience would have understood that what was expressed in it was often exaggerated and not serious.
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Global soccer body FIFA said a group of England fans had made political chants during the match in Moscow on Wednesday but its disciplinary committee ruled that they were not serious enough to warrant a fine.
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If someone is threatening to push you to the ground, that's not serious bodily injury, so even if the only way to keep yourself from being pushed to the ground is to shoot the person, you can't.
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"Facebook is not serious about addressing the issue of fake accounts, and does little to no human monitoring of the reporting sent their way," said Bryden, the Unfakery group member who's active in the New Jersey GOP.
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And starting up that exercise again, and starting up sanctions again, and started -- and beginning cyber offensive operations at North Korean regime, all of those are things that are on the table if they&aposre not serious.
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Jonathan Powell, who represented the UK government in Northern Ireland peace talks, said the proposals were "not serious" and indicated that Johnson was actually trying to avoid an agreement with the EU so no deal takes place.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Intensifying military offensives show the Syrian government and its allies are not serious about finding a political solution to the five-year-old conflict, the new leader of a major rebel group said on Friday.
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Jubeir said on Sunday that Syria's government and its ally Russia had violated the truce, and that there would be an alternate plan if it became clear Damascus and its allies were not serious about the ceasefire.
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"We would not be taking this trip if we were not serious about a launch in the coming months," said one senior White House official, who was granted anonymity to share details of the yet-unannounced trip.
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More than a week ago, Guaido announced the end of a dialogue process between Maduro and the opposition, brokered by Norway's Foreign Ministry, arguing the socialist government was not serious about reaching a deal for new elections.
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While most of these injuries were not serious, 1.4 percent of pube-cutters said they injured themselves badly enough to require some kind of medical attention, like needing antibiotics, draining of abscesses, or stitches to close a wound.
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Trump has scoffed at criticism that he is not serious about becoming president, suggesting that his businesses have not benefited from his controversial presidential campaign and that he is truly in the race to "make America great again."
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The 2004 case mainly involved Roh's public comments supporting a political party as an election loomed, which the court said violated a law requiring government officials to be politically neutral but was not serious enough to warrant impeachment.
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But Odessa Police Chief Michael Gerke told a news conference on Monday that Ator's past interactions with police in that area, where the gunman lived, were not serious enough to have legally prevented him from having a firearm.
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Statements dismissing such injuries as mere headaches, as not serious, or as less severe than other damages that can be "seen" sends the wrong message to service members and veterans and potentially complicates their overall quality of life.
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"Although we have decided to end our protest, we still believe that the government is not serious about addressing the concerns of the farmers," Anil Talan, national secretary of farmers body Bhartiya Kisan Union, said after the march.
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"This idea I may not use money to help democratic states under siege by Russia adds up to a signal that we're really not serious in the Trump administration about dealing with Russian interference in our home," he said.
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"We know Speaker Ryan is not serious about passing our 'Establishing a Humane Immigration Enforcement System Act,' so members of Congress, advocacy groups, and impacted communities will not engage in this political stunt," the three said in a statement.
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"To pretend that there are not serious enthusiasm-gap issues with the G.O.P. base and, more crucially, independents fleeing, is missing the lessons that need to be learned before truly competitive seats are on the board," Mr. Everhart said.
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Speaking during a joint news conference with visiting Danish Foreign Minister Kristian Jensen in Riyadh, he said there would be a "plan B" if it became clear that the Syrian government and its allies were not serious about the truce.
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"There's a danger these plans lead to a stereotype that Democrats will promise the moon and are not serious," said Louis Caldera, an adjunct professor of law and senior affiliate in the Program on Law and Government at American University.
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The first couple of times that Phil [Spencer] brought it up in the leadership team, you got kind of the nervous chuckles around the table, like oh, he's probably not serious when he says, hey, wouldn't it be cool if.
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Air France had offered workers a salary increase of 2 percent in 2018 and a further 5 percent over the following three years, but French unions, which have demanded 5.1 percent this year, have complained management is not serious about talks.
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However, a source close to the family told Reuters the problem was not serious and that the former Boca Juniors, Napoli and Barcelona midfielder, who famously led his country to the 1986 World Cup title, was not in any danger.
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Alan Kuperman, coordinator of the Nuclear Proliferation Prevention Project at the University of Texas, said if the NRC approves the application it would undermine efforts to swiftly convert reactors and signal that the United States is not serious about retrieving HEU.
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"We know Speaker Ryan is not serious about passing our 'Establishing a Humane Immigration Enforcement System Act,' so members of Congress, advocacy groups, and impacted communities will not engage in this political stunt," the Democrats said in a joint statement.
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During the period when English-language publishers were cool on the commercial viability of "Sapiens" — thinking it too serious for the average reader and not serious enough for the scholars — Mr. Yahav persisted, eventually landing the Jerusalem-based agent Deborah Harris.
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The driver was injured in the crash and was taken to an area hospital, while the other two men were being interviewed by the F.B.I. A police officer and onlooker also were injured, officials said, but the injuries were not serious.
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"I want to take a look at the general idea that if somebody did something when they were 16 or 17, that doesn't become an entire impossibility — as long as it's not serious — to joining a police department," Mr. Emanuel said.
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He has pushed back on a theory that his lighthearted demeanor and predilection for trick shots mean that he is not serious about tennis, yet he said in the ESPN interview that Svitolina has brought "more discipline" to his game.
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However, a group of lunar scientists, in a letter to newly confirmed NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, says that cancelling the project will derail the timeline for returning to the moon and shows that NASA is not "serious" about that goal.
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But voters were divided about how serious it was, with 35 percent saying it's a conflict of interest that should have been investigated and 19 percent saying it's a conflict of interest that's not serious enough to warrant an investigation.
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Earlier this year, the General Medical Council issued a formal warning to Mr. Bramhall, saying that while his actions were not serious enough to "require any restriction" on his registration, his conduct had not met the standards required of a doctor.
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It was serious enough for her to get state assistance and a medical marijuana card, but not serious enough to prevent her from regularly walking to the park near my house and leaving packages of weed for me to pick up.
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And as a result of the president not knowing that India shares a very significant border with China, Modi began to withdraw a little and, as told to us by aides, viewed Trump as just not serious enough to make a deal with.
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"Leaving aside negotiations, it's just silly — if you talk to ministers coming from former Soviet bloc, it's not serious, it's propaganda, not a formula that responds to reality — whether between EU members, European countries or friends," Moscovici told CNBC's Willem Marx on Monday.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's top Shi'ite cleric on Monday expressed concern that the political elite is not serious about enacting reforms in the face of mass unrest and said protesters should not go home until concrete steps had been taken to meet their demands.
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White nationalist Richard Spencer called Donald Trump's denouncement of the hate groups that converged in Charlottesville "not serious," and Trump later seemed to validate that by hosting a press conference where he claimed "both sides" are accountable for what happened in Charlottesville.
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"That represents you are not serious, and that your goal is to make this a new place for new people," said Salvary, who bought her home for $70,000 but saw the recession in 2008 wipe out some of the value it had gained.
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The replies ranged from "Old Town Road" content ("I got the pigeons in the back/Pigeon coop is attached") to (probably not serious) speculation about whether it had been done by the National Finals Rodeo, which is currently taking place in the city.
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"We know Speaker Ryan is not serious about passing our 'Establishing a Humane Immigration Enforcement System Act,' so members of Congress, advocacy groups, and impacted communities will not engage in this political stunt," the bill's sponsors said in a statement last week.
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His rivals for the Republican nomination, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, urged him to ask the New York Times to release a recording of his recent interview with its editorial board, following a report he told it he was not serious about his immigration proposals.
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WATTERS: But you know when Hillary points her finger at FOX, you know she&aposs guilty; and that&aposs a signal to her friends in the media to look the other way and cover the treatment of her on FOX as partisan and not serious.
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"It's clear the corporate wing of the Democratic Party wants the window dressing of populist language — Bernie Sanders language — but are not serious about it," Cornel West, a Sanders appointee to the platform writing committee, told the Wall Street Journal after their effort failed.
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What's next: While there are still concerns among experts that North Korea is not serious about denuclearization, Trump and Kim are set to have a one-on-one meeting this evening, followed by a "social dinner" before the substantive bulk of the summit begins Thursday.
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"If they see photos of you tipsy at brunch, they'll [get the idea] that you're not serious," says Zimmerman, who also recommends setting up a Google Alert for yourself so that you can be in the loop when you or your business is mentioned online.
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I don't think they can actually, without good cause, go after a company that is very well liked by most customers, on anything not serious just because they have a pique over the Washington Post or whatever the heck he's mad about that day.
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Mourinho said the injury was not serious enough for Carneiro to enter the field, a decision that meant that Hazard would have to leave momentarily while Chelsea — already down a player after a red card — defended a free kick late in a tie game.
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The only potential obstacles seem to be a significant injury — the team has said an ankle injury to Curry is not serious, but that situation should be monitored — or a boredom with domination so deep that they loaf their way to a shocking upset.
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EditorsNote: Updates Barkov injury as not serious (22rd graf) Defenseman Jeff Petry posted a career-high four assists, and Carey Price stopped 20 shots to lead the host Montreal Canadiens to a 26-201 win over the red-hot Florida Panthers on Saturday afternoon.
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"We ran our own checks and understood that the threat was not serious," said the official, who declined to elaborate on the calls other than to say that they sounded like they were made by a person who was trying to obscure his or her voice.
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"You may hear government-inspired media making some noises, but this is not serious because Malaysia is not in an economically powerful position to really openly criticize the U.S.," said Oh, who is currently a senior fellow at S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies in Singapore.
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"If you're not serious about the job, then you probably won't be here very long because it will expose problems the president-elect is going to see fairly quickly ... that the demands and responsibility of a U.S. president are not ones you can treat casually," Obama said.
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Jaime Gonzalez, president of Mexico's National Bank and Securities Commission (CNBV), said in an interview earlier this month that the stress test results revealed four or five banks needed to boost their capital buffers, but declined to name them, adding that the gap was not serious.
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French law gives prosecutors the ability to put people on trial immediately after their temporary detention ends, but only for some offenses, not serious crimes, and only when the facts of the case are clearly established, like when offenders are caught in the act, for instance.
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"The call to refrain from engagement is misplaced, not because the issue is not serious, but because it misses the mark, punishing students and faculty at N.Y.U. Abu Dhabi over a visa decision in which they had no hand and with which they disagree," Mr. Hamilton wrote.
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The longer I spent with these old stories, the more I came back to a question: If exploiting a willing intern is a serious enough abuse of power to warrant resignation, why is obstructing justice in a sexual harassment case not serious enough to warrant impeachment?
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Joshua Gewolb, a Rochester-based tax lawyer whose clients are primarily small businesses, said he had clients who had expressed "curiosity but not serious interest" in the option to replace the employee-side state income tax with an employer-side payroll tax, which remains fully deductible.
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SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - Donald Trump's Republican presidential rivals urged him on Monday to ask the New York Times to release a recording of an interview he did with the newspaper's editorial board, following a report he told it he was not serious about his immigration proposals.
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The only advice I can give North Korea, and I honestly mean this, if you&aposre not serious about doing a deal with the president, if you&aposre not willing to give up your nukes for a better life for North Korea, don&apost meet with the president.
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North Korea: The Washington Post — Trump spoke late Saturday to South Korean President Moon Jae-in amid increasing concerns in the White House that North Korea is not serious about striking a deal on denuclearization, which has complicated planning for a June 12 Singapore summit between Trump and Kim.
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Later in the movie, when Bardem's character Leo has been examined by a doctor after a fall, the practitioner tells Leo's daughter (Elle Fanning; her character's name is not shared until almost the very end of the movie, but is done pointedly) that the resulting cut is not serious.
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David Albright, a former U.N. nuclear inspector who consults with European officials on the Iran nuclear deal, said that while the EU3 are angry that Iran has broken the 300-kilogram ceiling, the violation is not serious enough for them to seek an immediate snapback of international sanctions.
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"If we are not serious about facts and what's true and what's not—and particularly in an age of social media where so many people are getting their information in soundbites and snippets off their phones—if we can't discriminate between serious arguments and propaganda, then we have problems," he said.
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The latest iteration appears to have had a similar purpose, allowing the president to claim that the Democrats were the ones who were not serious about policymaking—and that he would not deal with them, in any capacity, until they dropped the numerous investigations they've begun since retaking the House.
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Andy Biggs, an Arizona Republican, Whitaker said that he believed Rosenstein was not serious when he discussed wearing a wire to secretly record Trump in order to sway members of his Cabinet and remove the President from office in spring 2017, in the days after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey.
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Initiating the league's complaints was Elliot Pellman, the controversial head of the NFL's previous concussion committee, which disbanded in 2010 due to widespread criticism from the independent medical community for publishing discredited research claiming that concussions were not serious injuries and that concussed NFL players could return to play in the same game.
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Traditional cigarettes are sometimes called "analogs"; the difference between an e-cigarette and a vaporizer is negligible (an e-cig looks like an "analog" and is generally disposable), though many vapers will tell you that e-cigs are not serious and you should really upgrade to a vape like a fucking adult.
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Mr. Shine was a loyal lieutenant to Mr. Ailes, and his continued role in newsroom leadership has been cited by women's groups and some newsroom employees as a sign that Fox News's parent company, 21st Century Fox, is not serious about reforming the workplace culture embodied by Mr. Ailes and Mr. O'Reilly.
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Today the main conservative spokesmen are not serious intellectuals like Irving Kristol and William F. Buckley, whose aim was always to persuade a fair-minded opponent, but abrasive personalities like Ann Coulter and Sean Hannity, whose aim is to whip the Republican base into a froth, and get rich in the process.
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Although Russia has been the main driver behind the latest ceasefire, saying that its success would pave the way for peace talks in Astana in one month, its and the regime's behavior on the ground has not diverged from the scenarios of previous ceasefires in which they were simply not serious about peace negotiations.
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"We know Speaker Ryan is not serious about passing our 'Establishing a Humane Immigration Enforcement System Act,' so members of Congress, advocacy groups, and impacted communities will not engage in this political stunt," the Democrats said in a joint statement on Thursday, adding that they welcome an opportunity for a debate about the legislation.
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Last month alone, the YouTube star showed a clip of a man dressed as Jesus Christ saying "Hitler did absolutely nothing wrong," and paid two Indian men to hold up a banner reading "Death to All Jews" via freelancing website Fiverr, but Kjellberg has argued that he is not serious in his use of the imagery.
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"We have a president who's not serious about policy, a president who lies every single day, a president who told us that he couldn't do anything about ripping children from the arms of their mothers and it had to be in Congress and then two days later he passed an executive order," Sanders said on Sunday.
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The president's behavior in the past 24 hours with his tweets about me are a sign that he's not serious, he's not stable, and that we need to urge anybody in office, in power, in the administration, in the Cabinet, on Capitol Hill to speak truth to power, and if your instinct tells you that he's not fit, to act accordingly.
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In the wake of Rubio's funny-but-not-serious debate gaffe where he repeated the same canned line several times, McKay Coppins wrote: But to those who have known him longest, Rubio's flustered performance Saturday night fit perfectly with an all-too-familiar strain of his personality, one that his handlers and image-makers have labored for years to keep out of public view.
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A candidate's pledge to "end mass incarceration" can quickly crumble if it's couched in carve-outs: legalize marijuana (but not opioids), automatically expunge criminal records after five years (but only for offenses that are not serious or violent), end sentences of "life in prison without parole" for youth (but only after they've served ten years, and only for crimes committed before their eighteenth birthday).
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Kanye with women, Kanye identifying heavily with Donald Trump while floating around on a magic carpet at his shows, I'm very aware of every objection both serious and not serious you could have about Kanye West, but I sort of am drawn to him as a figure of very public male vulnerability—Kanye is in touch with his feelings in a way that men are not culturally encouraged to be.
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Dr. Stein is a good and serious person running a destructive and not-serious campaign, the only result of which be will be to take progressive votes away from Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, helping elect Trump and bringing to the powers of the presidency everything he represents.
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It's of a piece, I imagine, with the notion that leads NFL coaches and player personnel people to presume that the lower levels of football should adapt to their whims rather than the other way around; it's based, I imagine, on the notion that every idea in professional football is somehow morally superior to college football by dint of its sheer popularity, that the college football overtime rule is somehow too quaint and not serious enough to resolve something as big as a Super Bowl.
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"Not only would such action signal to the American public that the Administration is not serious about addressing the drug epidemic that our nation currently faces, but it could also have a devastating effect on programs that have been proven effective," a bipartisan group of about 22019 senators from the Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control and Judiciary Committee wrote in a letter to OMB Director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE on Thursday.
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