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Pay no mind to the exact wind speed; floods are coming.
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Pay no mind to his agents among us Who chain us with the peaceful illusion.
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Elderly men chat idly on storefront steps and pay no mind to the cannabis plants towering over their heads.
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The United States would pay no mind to internal Iraqi politics, even if that meant an exclusionary Shi'ite government in Baghdad under Tehran's wing.
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Come in, sit down, have a bit of Christmas dinner, and pay no mind to the portal over there — the one that whisks people from this plane forever.
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Pay no mind to the name: It's not about paternal instincts or dad jokes, just lineups packed with talent you've seen on TV or will want to soon enough.
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Near the collapsed buildings, people pay no mind to the warnings to avoid getting too close, to turn off their phones so as to prevent gas explosions, to get away in the event of aftershocks.
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Concocting your own pot brownies has long been a haphazard and inexact science for recreational stoners—instructions will vary on the amount of bud and method of infusion, and often DIY cannabis cooks pay no mind to the potency of the strain they're using.
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Individuals continue to create new attractions for tourists to come see without realizing the consequences of their attraction towards the environment. Many individuals act out by only thinking of the short and medium term benefits of their attraction and pay no mind to the long term effects to the environment such as air pollution and overall land protection.
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Vulture contributor Chris Murphy also praised the song, calling it a "pretty good" acoustic-guitar-driven pop song. Jessica Castillo, editor of Teen Vogue, praised the song's themes of self-esteem and inspiration, concluding that "Daisies" is "a perfect reminder to stay your path and pay no mind to people who doubt you". Kate Solomon of The Guardian wrote that "this song is basically Unconditionally and Tsunami and every other power ballad [Perry]'s ever done".
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