" According to Sontag, "the essential element is seriousness, a seriousness that fails.
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The moderators gave climate change the seriousness it warranted 20 years ago, not the seriousness it demands now.
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I think part of the reason was because of the seriousness in the drama, and Broadway nowadays does not seem to give enough room for seriousness.
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The names may be different, but these men represent a common character, whose seriousness of purpose and consistent moral code are conveyed through seriousness of mien and consistent dress code.
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The episode's online moniker — "Lanzhou buttocks" — belies its seriousness.
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Given that the main rap against the show is its grim tone — as if seriousness and self-seriousness are conterminous phenomena — it's a useful tool for the series to have in its arsenal.
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More worryingly, India is starting to doubt the superpower's seriousness.
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Warner defended his comments on Monday, dismissing the remark's seriousness.
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" In all seriousness, she added, "It's really nice to watch.
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At the end of the day, this is all seriousness.
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In all seriousness and as best we can tell, no.
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In all seriousness, bitcoin has been on a wild run.
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It should not be mistaken for a lack of seriousness.
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"This sentence reflects the seriousness of the offense," Berman said.
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In all seriousness, though, please don't try this at home.
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It's a joke that circles back around to dead seriousness.
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Others shared similar sentiments about the seriousness of the situation.
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That alone is indicative of the seriousness of the claims.
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She doesn't discount the seriousness of what the situation is.
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No time, in all that fizzing seriousness, for "social stuff".
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Along with this beauty is a deep seriousness of intent.
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However, the seriousness of his condition was unknown until today.
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"The Bhagwan says that seriousness is a disease," she explains.
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The seriousness of this thing is beginning to strike home.
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But the ubiquity of boycotts does not diminish their seriousness.
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Depression made dating with any modicum of seriousness a nightmare.
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However, somehow the seriousness of the convictions never got relayed.
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It is, in other words, a time for patriotic seriousness.
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Critics have praised the series for balancing comedy and seriousness.
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Relatives said the hospital downplayed the seriousness of the situation.
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Look at how different this show is, in all seriousness.
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Despite the seriousness of his injury, he seemed completely unaffected.
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For a certain kind of writer, seriousness is the default.
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These statements signal a seriousness that something must be done.
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The Marine Corps likes to present itself with dutiful seriousness.
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I don't think he realized the seriousness of the situation.
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I was half joking, but he nodded in all seriousness.
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The three harlots are played tiresomely, without weight or seriousness.
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"We are treating this matter with utmost seriousness," she said.
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Carson, too, has questioned Trump's seriousness and thoughtfulness at times.
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You intuit its seriousness and grace from its first pages.
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Their cynicism, in turn, will be understood as intellectual seriousness.
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Most people don't give him the seriousness that he's due.
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The court described the bank's arguments as "devoid of seriousness".
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Their primary rules reward entertainment at the expense of seriousness.
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Bipartisan leaders of congressional panels have stressed the probe's seriousness.
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In all seriousness, though, Ha fights to defy others' expectations.
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That's not moral or intellectual seriousness, it's blatant power worship.
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Intel, for its part, downplayed the seriousness of the attack.
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In all seriousness, though, Barr's move here is disturbingly Orwellian.
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"In all seriousness, I think they actually do," Parker said.
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Given the seriousness of that precedent, a resignation is unlikely.
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The seriousness of the crimes: "There is no real guidance on what seriousness should mean in this context," Anna Bradshaw, an extradition law expert at Peters & Peters law firm in London, told VICE News.
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He hails the unique seriousness with which voters here embrace democracy.
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In all seriousness, make sure you give yourself plenty of time.
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That meant the medium was predisposed to seriousness over the ephemeral.
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Despite the seriousness of her demands, Lena had a playful side.
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In all seriousness, the Bachelor is not averse to famous leads.
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But the seriousness of the charges will inevitably affect that calculation.
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Again, that same old separation: seriousness and trivialness, art and disco.
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A character explains the bikers' ridiculous origin story with deadpan seriousness.
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Each is taken with equal seriousness as a source of wisdom.
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But none of this diminishes the seriousness of Britain's current problems.
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But in all seriousness, they&aposre not doing well with this.
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People do care, governments do see the seriousness of this problem.
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In most of these pieces, wry wit rubs shoulders with seriousness.
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In all seriousness, this is a really impressive and complicated build.
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"We are woefully underappreciating the seriousness of this crisis," she said.
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He has a great combination of seriousness and fun, serious fun.
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Kingston made random babbling sounds and DJ responded with complete seriousness.
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Maybe his smug re-enactments betray his lack of moral seriousness.
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Among all of the glitz and celebration, a seriousness was present.
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Abu Jihad -- not his real name -- retains a seriousness about him.
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Otherwise, they may not be treated with the seriousness that's required.
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Some have questioned the seriousness of the threat posed by bioweapons.
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But in all seriousness, it's about what she feels comfortable in.
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In Corden's case, that seriousness is the magnitude of star power.
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The content has a new seriousness, though it remains ever-optimistic.
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"We need to understand the seriousness of the situation," Gasol said.
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In all seriousness, TV long was king of the advertising world.
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It is time for Latinos to be taken with utmost seriousness.
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Not that anyone would say that with any level of seriousness.
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Colbert, it appeared, had reached a similar conclusion about Assange's seriousness.
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In the early 2010s, violence could become a shorthand for seriousness.
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She had such a passion and intensity and seriousness about her.
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Inmates refusing food for days signals the situation's seriousness, she says.
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While his style is unmistakeable, Côté's subject matter varies in seriousness.
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He has painted, with unambiguous seriousness, a gallery's worth of revolutionaries.
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Even the more traditionally feminine career paths are treated with seriousness.
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The 20043 election, however, laid bare the seriousness of the threat.
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Freeman handles all of this material with the seriousness it deserves.
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Monastic seriousness isn't the only way to take in a show.
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He's got this weird combination of playful energy and intellectual seriousness.
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Express yourself with a dead-set seriousness, but flee from certainty.
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"I understand the seriousness of what we're doing here," he said.
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Mr. Johnson found it impossible to maintain either consistency or seriousness.
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Delbanco restores to them their moral seriousness in brutally uncertain times.
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Seriousness is a very important quality in a candidate, you see.
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There was a seriousness about the place, a decorum and deportment.
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He said he wants people to know the seriousness of coronavirus.
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The sport of politics has obscured the deadly seriousness of governance.
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But the seriousness of his commitment to that vow was unclear.
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I don't believe she knew the seriousness of what was happening.
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They're first-rate, marked by candor and seriousness, and they're familiar.
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Her seriousness of intent is not the stuff of literary prattle.
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"In all seriousness, like, I have no idea," he offered later.
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The "seriousness of their crimes" will be detailed, the official said.
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What would happen if, in all seriousness, you 10X'd that target?
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Engage collectively in strength commensurate with the seriousness of this issue.
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And so they need to engage with us now in seriousness.
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Mr. Meek dismissed the seriousness and did not notify the authorities.
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I hope that's true and I say that in all seriousness.
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The news media dutifully ground his determined seriousness into a cliché.
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"Bob Dylan has nothing on them," he added in all seriousness.
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Price-level targeting would ratchet up the seriousness of the effort.
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It's not about resumé or qualifications, necessarily, or preparation or seriousness.
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But Mardi Gras is also about a radical suspension of seriousness.
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For more than a decade, Miranda's seriousness was an enormous liability.
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More than that, the actual seriousness of Kaepernick's protest has blown a hole, deep and wide, right through the pomp and pretense and vast self-seriousness of the NFL and the conversation it wraps around it.
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The film's vilification obscured how effectively its over-the-top satire ridicules the seriousness of the Disaster Movie's artistic pretensions, trafficking in the genre's clichés while it bludgeons their self-seriousness and hollows out their meanings.
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He was not alone in having taken the stories with dead seriousness.
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Sontag's definition of camp has typically been summed up as failed seriousness.
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But, in all seriousness ... Props to KD for not killing this guy.
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Baseball games and tangos, that's inconsistent with the seriousness of the day.
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In all seriousness, there is relentless debate around AI, specifically autonomous agents.
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In all seriousness, the couple is excited to add to their family.
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The seriousness of the charges reflect the gravity of Elhassani's alleged conduct.
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In all seriousness, we think it is just as important an honor.
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FEW ITEMS of clothing convey seriousness quite like the white-collar shirt.
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In handing down the sentence, Chutkan highlighted the seriousness of Butina's crimes.
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In all seriousness, it's absurd that Frisco living has come to this.
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Speaking of seriousness, just take a look at these Best Picture nominees.
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" He reiterated the seriousness of the investigation: "It's all hands on deck.
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But it cuts through that seriousness like a fart at a funeral.
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It's so light considering the seriousness of the electronics that it's silly.
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Gingrich understood that projecting seriousness about policy was a form of messaging.
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"We're very impressed with their seriousness of the structural reforms," he said.
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But in seriousness, Ryan said he just told her to be herself.
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In all seriousness, the Note 8 should be a very exciting phone.
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But in all seriousness, Gregg, OK, he&aposs talking to a Russian.
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"Bubbly" and "vivacious" go beyond cheerful to imply a lack of seriousness.
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They need to be more transparent, honest and forthcoming about the seriousness.
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Heath says that fatherhood instilled in Washington a fearlessness and moral seriousness.
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You will soon come to see the utter seriousness of Samsung's intentions.
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The seriousness of the campaign's response seemed to elevate a nonsensical proposal.
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"The response reflected a troubling lack of seriousness and focus," McCain said.
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The seriousness of his injuries, he was probably the worst I saw.
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Stunt competitions unfold with no less seriousness than high school basketball games.
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In all seriousness, Cody putting the treadmill up for me was awesome.
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Floating runways have signified naval seriousness for most of the past century.
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The board said Chapman's release would deprecate the seriousness of the crime.
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No one should minimize the seriousness of an increase in murder rates.
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President Trump understood the seriousness of the Mueller investigation from the beginning.
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In the email, he played down the seriousness of the GitHub restrictions.
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Ms. May brings to the job a reputation for seriousness and practicality.
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" Jarrett said on ABC's "The View," adding, "In all seriousness ... I'm fine.
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The hilarity was, however, undercut by some seriousness, a joke but not.
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Now 211, Alexander has earned a reputation for seriousness, diligence and pragmatism.
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Now 77, Alexander has earned a reputation for seriousness, diligence and pragmatism.
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And we haven't shown any seriousness in challenging them in these efforts.
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"It raises the level of seriousness of what we're doing," said Cicilline.
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I think they'll also be really surprised at the seriousness of it.
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In all seriousness, we could do much, much worse than Angelina Jolie.
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The American government is well aware of the seriousness of the threat.
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" He said the priest's case was being handled with the "utmost seriousness.
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He plays roughly and beautifully, connoting both seriousness and indifference to decorum.
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It treats these girls and their ambitions with the seriousness they deserve.
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Political-campaign books are a sign of seriousness to activists and donors.
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Still, the seriousness of the negotiations among the parties has fostered hope.
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I applaud the seriousness with which the DNC is handling this issue.
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Will Americans see eye to eye on the seriousness of the threat?
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Their reluctance was itself another sign of the seriousness of the information.
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But the seriousness of the official response is already in doubt. Mrs.
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And he seems to have approached his chief task with great seriousness.
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Following the diagnoses, however, Trump dismissed the seriousness of the TBI cases.
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"It added a dimension of seriousness to that kind of protective measure."
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Despite moments of seriousness, however, the Globes lived up its raucous reputation.
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The past seriousness with which these problems were addressed is entirely absent.
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The seriousness of an election year may well have been another factor.
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The seriousness of respondents' policy concerns cannot justify imposing an artificial construct.
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The news fueled speculation the investigation is growing in scope and seriousness.
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Readers may well be concerned about the seriousness of this week's turbulence.
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Pajama pants might allow a dash of seriousness to temper my relaxation.
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I learned about the seriousness of alcoholism in the food industry firsthand.
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But in all seriousness, life is about taking chances and trusting your instincts.
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In all seriousness, it's a big moment for esports and livestreaming in general.
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That&aposs really juvenile compared to the seriousness of what&aposs taking place.
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On dealing with sexism in the art world My seriousness is questioned often.
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So the seriousness of the dangers Corker is warning about — World War III!
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"We have very clearly outlined the case's facts and its seriousness," she added.
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America's favorite scientist is bluntly warning fans about the seriousness of climate change.
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The second thing the Tokyo committee made clear was their seriousness about sustainability.
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"We need to realize the seriousness of that," he said at the panel.
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Was Ms. Pite simply abandoning her habitual seriousness for a bit of fun?
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Lesser-known outfits can project more seriousness than an out-and-out lobbyist.
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But in all seriousness, networking is in your forecast for the coming weeks.
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The speech used violent metaphors throughout to argue the seriousness of his position.
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That's just not a good return rate, given the seriousness of the diagnosis.
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"It would save time and be proof of seriousness," said an opposition spokesman.
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It's easy to to mock the accoutrement, the high-minded seriousness of intent.
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In all seriousness, this is a very grounded, if rather haute couture interview.
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It's also like, in all seriousness, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
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So Gorsuch actually disagrees that the seriousness of deportation is an important factor.
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So I think that tells you everything about the relative seriousness of this.
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But in all seriousness, it's been a blessing to have his parents around.
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But "it made me cry" isn't a valid test of quality, of seriousness.
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"We take these matters with the utmost responsibility and seriousness," the statement read.
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Absolutely, its capacities for sorrowfulness, reflection and seriousness are damaged by its enjoyability.
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But the network's pro-Trump talk shows downplayed the seriousness of Thursday's news.
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Frieze London felt particularly woozy this year, perhaps because of a prevailing seriousness.
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Her financing plan shows a nice combination of policy seriousness and political ruthlessness.
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He has been writing for a decade with immense seriousness and little success.
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In all seriousness, Smule's apps do have other positive implications, he pointed out.
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But "Inland" still examines with great seriousness the line between reinvention and erasure.
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Her relatives described her as saying it with the "utmost seriousness and determination."
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That attitude belies the seriousness of the challenges facing Trump, legal experts say.
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Will the seriousness of the office he's about to occupy finally take hold?
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She managed, somehow, to present her secondary status as evidence of more seriousness.
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Richard Painter, George W. Bush's ethics lawyer, emphasized the seriousness of the situation.
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But the excess of seriousness only makes The Legend of Tarzan more ridiculous.
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Possibly. In all seriousness, I wear Nicolas [Ghesquière]'s designs whenever I can.
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But perhaps the biggest surprise is the seriousness that underlies all the fun.
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Gone was the unflinching seriousness with which he carried himself throughout his career.
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She talks slowly and deliberately, in a tone that conveys even more seriousness.
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With this particular project I wanted to take the seriousness out of dating.
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The National Security Council (NSC) will exhaustively debate the seriousness of the subject.
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By James Parker For a certain kind of writer, seriousness is the default.
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" He sipped his wine and with all seriousness said, "I'm a forensics guy.
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Teammates quickly realized the seriousness of the injury and rushed to his side.
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In all seriousness, IDK, but probably acting in the future (irrelevant but ok).
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This young littérateur, I thought, dramatized his seriousness by affecting a donnish aura.
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The bright, playful-looking weapons similarly downplay the seriousness of any possible confrontation.
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The disclosure underscores the seriousness with which the president is taking the request.
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Most influential for me, perhaps, was Mr. Rosenstein's verbal confirmation of his seriousness.
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I withstood the test of time with my seriousness, my rigor, and commitment.
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But now she skates with a seriousness of purpose and a whispery inevitability.
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But there's also a lesson for conservatives who mistook Trump's bluster for seriousness.
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First and foremost, the US has to recognize the seriousness of the situation.
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"The very aesthetic of seriousness has been monopolized by Default Man," he writes.
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Someone tell the V.A. A veneer of seriousness cuts down on the fun.
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"Beijing wants to underplay the seriousness of the epidemic in China," he said.
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In one scene, Reed and Bryant spar over the seriousness of Bryant's writing.
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It is alarming on its own, given the seriousness of a treason charge.
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Despite the seriousness of their support, the hashtag started mostly as a joke.
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After the Watergate break-in, there was no immediate epiphany about its seriousness.
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They prick the skin of fashion's self-seriousness and let some mania in.
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His seriousness of purpose and calls for unity reassured — and surprised — many listeners.
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Anything of any seriousness that happens has to happen on a local level.
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Nonetheless, she expressed confidence in Francis' comprehension of the seriousness of the issue.
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Mr. Spanier maintained that he was unaware of the seriousness of the accusations.
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Trump has had ample opportunity to demonstrate his sense of seriousness and responsibility.
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That is a question the president has refused to address with any seriousness.
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"She will fight back against Trump by demonstrating her seriousness and her thoughtfulness."
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This is because past US presidents have appreciated the seriousness of nuclear weapons.
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But in all seriousness, as Women's Health points out, this is not actually funny.
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In all seriousness, this automation could be devastating on a real live human being.
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But in all seriousness, though, I didn't want to think too much into it.
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Roth said this kind of "dual hatting" undermines the seriousness of the agency's mission.
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"Out of seriousness for the issue, we realized we can't go there," he explained.
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"Given the seriousness of the threat, there is much more to do," he continued.
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If not pretentious, these ideas feel disastrous — or mired in Oscar-baity self-seriousness.
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Maybe it was the seriousness of the moment to my 12-year-old self.
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To test his seriousness, Rickey asked his son to sing a Charlie Parker solo.
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It represents a level of seriousness and a deliberate step toward long-term commitment.
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And I want to emphasize, I have taken every election with the utmost seriousness.
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Today we are here, tomorrow we are gone, The lightness is the true seriousness.
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In all seriousness though, it's a cool-looking grid and a challenging Saturday offering.
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But the overall seriousness of Yachty's pivot isn't just present in his performance style.
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That seriousness should make everyone else consider it more of a live debate too.
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I don't think we can disregard Christine Blasey Ford and the seriousness of this.
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But you've got to put to test the seriousness of purpose of a nation.
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This seemed to me like a failure to understand the seriousness of the presidency.
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Well, the company copped to that troubling reality while attempting to downplay its seriousness.
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"A lot of people aren't aware of the seriousness of it all," she said.
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And it also should have shocked the whole Republican field into even deeper seriousness.
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In any case, adding Microsoft into the mix does give this process some seriousness.
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One has to ask, in all seriousness—does she understand the concept of receipts?
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It's now called the Tunguska Event, the vagueness of the name conveying its seriousness.
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In all seriousness, this kind of questioning happens on most seasons of The Bachelor.
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We fully recognize the seriousness of these actions and they will have serious consequences.
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I was immediately struck by his intellectual seriousness and his open and gracious personality.
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McNerney said, however, that no top government official emphasized the seriousness of the vulnerability.
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Even still, audience members said they appreciated the seriousness she brought to the event.
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That led to a disjointedness that undercut the seriousness of some of this stuff.
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In all seriousness, this experiment did prove something to me: I am only human.
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In all seriousness, I think Q-tips play a vital role in makeup application.
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"Sheer playfulness and deadly seriousness are my closest friends," Roth once told an interviewer.
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The new law in Colorado appropriately treats wage theft with the seriousness it deserves.
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Donald Trump still has clearly not understood the seriousness of the office he holds.
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Investors continue to debate the seriousness of the economic slowdown at home and overseas.
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With passion, seriousness and humor, the struggles of this movement were faced head on.
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Both candidates' lack of seriousness in this crucial area bodes ill for the future.
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He didn't see being "busy" as a proxy for output, or seriousness, or productivity.
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It was her style, but also a signal of her seriousness, her not-gameness.
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But the seriousness of the alleged offenses has not been made clear until now.
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The seriousness of Hamon's rejection required a complete excision of his face in November.
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McCabe's "60 Minutes" interview apparently leaves no doubt about the seriousness of the effort.
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They perfectly blended the seriousness of their sounds and the playfulness of the original.
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It was always recognized, but not with the same seriousness as painting or sculpture.
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Though far from endorsing the billionaire, they are treating his candidacy with growing seriousness.
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Although Beijing initially downplayed the seriousness of the outbreak, U.S. intelligence agencies did not.
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Starting in January they briefed the White House about the seriousness of COVID-19.
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The sheer scale of the paintings conveys their seriousness; their intensity is their importance.
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Still, some are still failing to react with the seriousness that the pandemic deserves.
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Anyone who has ever read alt-right material can testify to their deadly seriousness.
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Yet America still needs to be governed, and Trump's lack of seriousness has consequences.
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From this smooth talker, I learned the three stages of seriousness in college dating.
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" In seriousness, Shires adds, "Surely it's necessary to have songs about whoever you love.
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The internet has given voice and lent strength to interiority, and also undermined seriousness.
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There's a seriousness to him, and for good reason, which leaves him heavily guarded.
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"Europe has acknowledged our seriousness and responsibility," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Facebook.
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But gonzo, satirical humor often leavens the fundamental seriousness, in both sound and word.
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I don't think he understands the seriousness of what he just did in Syria.
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He declined to comment on the July arrest, citing the seriousness of the charges.
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How did you manage to balance the humor with the seriousness of that topic?
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Though Lopez preserves Forster's moral seriousness, his play breaks free from its literary scaffold.
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The dead seriousness of frivolity is not telegraphed strongly enough in some supporting roles.
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There is always a healthy amount of laughter despite the seriousness of the conversations.
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Especially not with the degree of self-seriousness you'd expect from a political campaign.
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Durham enjoyed a reputation for both seriousness and secrecy in federal law-enforcement circles.
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But lack of self-seriousness can liberate an oeuvre from the pantheon's gluey trap.
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Sydney, they said, has become a global capital of police overreach and citizen seriousness.
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The calendrical naming indicates something of the seriousness with which those events were viewed.
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The seriousness of the matter and the danger to our country demands nothing less.
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Yet Kotey often appeared unaffected by the seriousness of the accusations made against him.
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It is a call to action we must act upon with seriousness and speed.
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"These juvenile statements do not match with the seriousness of government affairs," he said.
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His sobriety, seriousness of purpose, and calls for unity reassured — and surprised — many listeners.
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Durham enjoyed a reputation for both seriousness and secrecy in federal law enforcement circles.
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In all seriousness, though, NSynth Super lets you express yourself with far more precision.
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It's partly a way to signal "seriousness" to moderates and conservatives, but only partly.
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It is a way of undermining the high-minded seriousness long associated with abstraction.
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Is this because big-time literary publishing can no longer tolerate seriousness of purpose?
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It means that the seriousness of sexual assault is minimized and victims are disbelieved.
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The way they saw it, Hitler's lack of seriousness made him a better option.
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It means that the seriousness of sexual assault is minimized, and victims are disbelieved.
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It's hard enough being called "Lucifer" by a former party leader, but now Cruz is spending time addressing conspiracy theories that have become memes and, in doing so, he's undercutting the seriousness of his campaign (whatever seriousness the 22016 campaign has left, anyway).
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"We are going to Geneva to put to the test the seriousness of the international community in its promises to the Syrian people and to also test the seriousness of the regime in implementing its humanitarian obligations," HNC spokesman Riyad Naasan Agha said.
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It is not necessarily a sign of seriousness on climate change, much less a prerequisite.
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It can be hard to tell how much seriousness to afford any of Ascendance's claims.
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The seriousness of Trump's bigotry should provoke an equal and opposite reaction from political artists.
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In all seriousness, blackouts are potentially very dangerous and really aren't something to aim for.
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But he added there was silence from European countries and "lack of seriousness" from Russia.
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"We understand the seriousness of this matter and we respect the legal process," it read.
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So I hope this will be done with the seriousness that any impeachment proceeding deserves.
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But in all seriousness, the artist said he was most looking forward to Adele's performance.
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"In all seriousness, I believe that America is at a moment of crisis," Perdue added.
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But in all seriousness, being a barista is not an easy job, so tip generously.
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It is a very high threshold of fitness demanded by the seriousness of the job.
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Well with the terrorist attacks, I feel right at home... No, in seriousness, it's nice.
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"There has to be some method or some seriousness behind just making accusations," Lee said.
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All the troubles in the world today come from too much religious and political seriousness.
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"The seriousness of this breach at Yahoo is huge," Democratic Senator Mark Warner said Thursday.
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And I enjoy someone who is on my level with the seriousness kind of thing.
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The reason for the rebound is the seriousness with which China now protects the animals.
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Infinite jest, painfully finite seriousness, all at the expense of a self-serious fascist bodybuilder.
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"Once I enter a public space, I become incredibly rude," she says in all seriousness.
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HEGSETH: Aaron, you&aposre bringing the seriousness and the urgency we need on this situation.
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Ghenov's paintings and his use of a semi-heteronym somehow feel playful without sacrificing seriousness.
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This holds true regardless of the seriousness of the allegation, even if it involves rape.
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Maybe it's meant to signal the Japanese auto giant's seriousness in bringing it to production?
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"We take these allegations with the utmost urgency and seriousness," Kirk said in a statement.
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People are looking for this kind of levity with all the seriousness that's going on.
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It's a thrill seeing HBO tackle pop music's sordid underbelly with an unheard-of seriousness.
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"He's been around since before Kim Jong Un was even talked about with any seriousness".
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I started drinking copiously and taking drugs to blot out the seriousness of my situation.
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She gets ready for school with the grave seriousness of Liz Taylor before the Oscars.
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For artist Jill Pelto, communicating the seriousness of climate change has become a personal mission.
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But this aversion to self-seriousness is exactly why he should be taken so seriously.
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Given the seriousness of the charges, security experts are curious to see more concrete proof.
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I could withdraw with full confidence in the seriousness and competence of the press witnesses.
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In all seriousness, this is everything we could want out of Ballmer's life post-Microsoft.
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Despite the seriousness of Sid's injury ... Jenny cracked a bit of humor in her post.
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He has an innate seriousness about his art that I find hard to come by.
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But in all seriousness, his good friend Moore isn't worried about the dad-to-be.
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Lava Jato, too, revealed the seriousness of Brazil's situation—and the resilience of its institutions.
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"Things like pinball get people over the seriousness of artwork," says creative director Zander Brimijoin.
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Even reporters who did note Rison's record of abuse used language that downplayed its seriousness.
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Mr Son is showing his seriousness on this, argues Oliver Matthew of CLSA, a stockbroker.
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I also find specifically, Mr. Blankenship, that the sentence reflects the seriousness of the offense.
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Still, that doesn't take away at all from the seriousness of the problem we face.
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Across more than 2628 pages, the seriousness and diligence of Mueller's efforts was clearly apparent.
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Congress should lead by example and act with the urgency and seriousness the threat demands.
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Still, for most candidates, a devotion to "policy" is a mark of seriousness and responsibility.
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The N.F.L.'s reluctance to acknowledge the seriousness of head injuries had a wide impact.
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Velvet Buzzsaw has none of the self-seriousness of Nightcrawler, which is to Gilroy's credit.
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Leon had described the company's payment as "grossly disproportionate" given the seriousness of its actions.
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Mr. Dante's freewheeling comedic sense avoided the self-seriousness that afflicted many of his peers.
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But it does point to the seriousness with which the Sanders camp is treating Biden.
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My office is approaching this criminal investigation with the highest level of seriousness and urgency.
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Still, Hirono sees no reason why Ford's accusations shouldn't be treated with the utmost seriousness.
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In all seriousness, this is the exact kind of game that I'm loving right now.
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No, in all seriousness, he's fab, he's very good to me, I don't deserve him.
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Is that their way of managing the seriousness and the pressure of who they are?
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The sheer existence of the dinner indicates the seriousness that OPEC is taking U.S. producers.
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But in all seriousness, Bledel and her eyes are doing lovely work on this show.
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It was the first time anyone had punched me in the face with any seriousness.
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The Trump presidency has energized the country and given it a new mood of seriousness.
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But nobody should forget that such seriousness would only be a function of political expediency.
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The self-seriousness of their demeanor completely contradicts both the song and their metallurgic presentation.
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She's scoring big points for her seriousness, reflected in a raft of detailed policy proposals.
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She considers the seriousness of the task at hand: joining two souls in love, forever.
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One thing that is striking about him was his seriousness of purpose, I would say.
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Combining seriousness and youthful abandon, Mr. Tao grappled with Bruckner's symphony in his restless piece.
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Mr. Steyer's listing is among the most concrete signs of his seriousness in the endeavor.
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The same guy who said this: This is a time for seriousness on these issues.
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A rebel source reached by Reuters acknowledged the seriousness of the group's defeat on Wednesday.
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They also serve as a necessary and needed counterbalance to the seriousness of most plaques.
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They did not provide a shared point of view on the seriousness of the situation.
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I don't think about all the seriousness in competing and wanting to do really well.
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In a time of deadly seriousness, you can go leaden or you can go light.
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In place of their pomp and self-seriousness, some self-irony might be in order.
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While I questioned his judgment on Syria, I never doubted his seriousness, compassion or integrity.
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Given this, some sober people are uncomfortable with "curiosity," downplaying the seriousness of excessive drinking.
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Initially, the career officials had said no, arguing it diluted the seriousness of the policy.
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A wall might not be popular, yet shows his seriousness in taking on undocumented immigrants.
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"He wanted to create a seriousness, a purpose, but not an overreaction," Mr. Gostin said.
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America appears to be, as Susan Sontag might have said, at the end of seriousness.
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"Well, part of me does just because of the seriousness of this matter," Avenatti said.
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" Schiff added, "If they go down this road, it shows a fundamental lack of seriousness.
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It's a figure that speaks to the seriousness with which Facebook has approached the project.
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All of these efforts will take more than just assurances of seriousness and good intentions.
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According to the actress, that includes being in denial about the seriousness of bipolar disorder.
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For Democrats, the seriousness of your commitment to Dreamers will be revealed by this vote.
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And Trump's critics are trying to make sure people see the seriousness of this situation.
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Underscoring the seriousness of Saturday's protests, President Emmanuel Macron reacted sharply and quickly on Twitter.
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It's unclear if Musk and Trump have spoken about The Boring Company in any seriousness.
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"In all seriousness, this is an important time to work on building community," he said.
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But here, inside the stony-faced temple to seriousness, this stance felt weirder than ever.
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He only started acknowledging the seriousness of the issue in 2015, years after his loss.
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"In all seriousness, his view is he made a pledge to the American people," Spicer said.
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Removing one's clothes doesn't preclude one from seriousness of purpose, nor is it worthy of scorn.
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Flaspohler said that he called the coroner's inquiry to bring attention to the seriousness of bullying.
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It's only with time that the meaning behind the symbol has lost some of its seriousness.
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WATTERS: But in all seriousness, I mean, there&aposs show business and then there&aposs politics.
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Don't worry about their seriousness or ranking them; just capture what's causing you any anticipatory fear.
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Pruitt expressed doubt about the certainty and seriousness of human-caused climate change, despite overwhelming evidence.
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In all seriousness there were technical issues with the live feed and they caught me tweeting!
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Declaring an affinity for his game became a way of signaling your seriousness about the NBA.
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The IPO is also a reflection of Beijing's seriousness in luring tech giants onto mainland exchanges.
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But even larger organizations working on gender equity remain skeptical of the parties' seriousness about GBV.
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Counter-intuitively, limiting your options can strengthen your hand, by convincing the enemy of your seriousness.
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The movie trades in Fifth Element's utter absurdity and replaces it with over-the-top seriousness.
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There were long dialogue scenes; I guess that speaks to a seriousness on the movie's part.
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They also argued that bail should be denied because of the seriousness of the alleged offenses.
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She combines a wonkish seriousness with easy joke-making in a way that has broad appeal.
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Republicans have subtly been changing their tune as the seriousness of the allegations became more clear.
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"I don't think it's a lack of perception of the seriousness of the problem," he added.
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In his speech on Thursday, Trump never acknowledged the reality of global warming or its seriousness.
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This level of seriousness of what that is what determines how the FBI will handle it.
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"You owe your parents not to dream big," he says to them, all seriousness and conviction.
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The seriousness of the information was reflected in the speed with which the social network responded.
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Last week, the Air Force could not resist injecting a bit of seriousness into the levity.
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So you might think that Apple would treat reports of this bug with the utmost seriousness.
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But they believe the seriousness of the issues Trump will confront can help realign the President.
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I've partaken in the social network's pervasive savagery and self-seriousness as often I've criticized it.
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There's no one single issue that can trump the seriousness with which every issue presents itself.
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"Bestiality and zoophilia are treated with the same seriousness and abhorrence as wider society," he explains.
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This seriousness is conveyed by the dark color palate, sweeping shots, and the gloomy orchestral music.
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Thanks to his training, he realized the seriousness of his situation as the infection spread overnight.
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Social media companies say they're taking reports of stalking and abusive behaviour with the utmost seriousness.
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Not too much, mind you, just enough to give the whole thing a patina of seriousness.
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The UN Security Council will decline to respond to the situation with the seriousness it deserves.
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Liberal Justice Stephen Breyer read his dissent from the bench, underscoring the seriousness of the issue.
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" He added, "In all seriousness, I don't know what Drew's politics are, but it doesn't matter.
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"You know the seriousness of this issue, and yet you still don't do that," Gosar said.
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Mike Pence of Indiana by indulging in a rambling speech that revived questions about his seriousness.
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It constitutes an all hand on deck seriousness where solutions are aligned to the right contexts.
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She would have given Lecroy the same prison sentence because of the seriousness of the crime.
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"In other words, it's now up to the United states to demonstrate its seriousness," he said.
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Kaiser has built a reputation for seriousness and stability in stark contrast to Haider's populist charisma.
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"This is an incident which understandably is being treated with the utmost seriousness," the spokesman said.
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Outside of the clinic or lab, however, conveying the seriousness of dysphagia can be surprisingly challenging.
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Correction: A previous version of this story misstated the seriousness of some types of eye injuries.
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The seriousness of the situation didn't stop Brown from, in his words, "throwing shade" at Kehlani.
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" And, she added, "moderators should ask candidates thoughtful questions that reflect the seriousness of the problem.
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Maybe, and the president has a belated opportunity to demonstrate seriousness he has lacked so far.
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It's unprecedented and we've noticed a sense of urgency and a seriousness that wasn't there before.
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He spoke with a grin, but some of his colleagues express similar sentiments with dead seriousness.
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These scores are decadent, late-Romantic monsters — except for the goofy "Blaubart," which mocks such seriousness.
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I really enjoy techno, but the self-seriousness of some techno artists can get pretty tiresome.
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He suffers from alcoholism—which, to the film's credit, is portrayed with relative sensitivity and seriousness.
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In scene after scene, party officials decree that the seriousness of the accident isn't so bad.
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Instead he emphasized issues like intellectual property — signaling a seriousness about tackling structural problems on trade.
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Ultimately, the severity of the economy's slowdown depends on the length and seriousness of the pandemic.
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There, of all places in the world, your author must be taken with the seriousness funeral.
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In all seriousness, why not just talk to your partner rather than snooping behind their back?
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Those voters have long defined themselves in opposition to the intellectual seriousness Democrats purport to personify.
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Two incidents leading up to the Carnegie concerts spoke volumes about the ensemble's seriousness and adaptability.
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The narrative of barbecues and holidays cannot emerge unscathed from the moral seriousness of the objections.
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The artist's heightened use of irony makes it difficult to see the seriousness of her question.
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In recent days, the administration has stressed the seriousness of its preparations and downplayed partisan politics.
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I cannot underscore the seriousness of following these measures to help our neighbors, friends, and families.
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F.B.I. agents viewed the commitment as a sign of his seriousness about combating Russian organized crime.
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"By doing the #StayHome health order, we can convey the seriousness of this," tweeted Ohio Gov.
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On the night of March 11, Trump gave an Oval Office address meant to convey seriousness.
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So is the virus, if America puts its shoulder to the wheel with seriousness of purpose.
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Italian authorities and the European Union have repeatedly called into questions the seriousness of Egypt's investigation.
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The trade conflict has reached a new level of seriousness that will be difficult to reverse.
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Earlier this month, he posted a video to his Instagram downplaying the seriousness of the pandemic.
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For all the seriousness of the songs, Jupiter & Okwess make sure to keep the party going.
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That joke was made when the talk started to increase about the seriousness of this coronavirus.
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Anticipating some criticism, he noted that it was not meant to diminish the seriousness of reparations.
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Academy voters sometimes use technical virtuosity — as well as genre and "seriousness" — to rationalize their choices.
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It made me want to up my love for the game, and my seriousness for basketball.
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So while they might appear humorous or [dismissive] of the seriousness, they can reflect [public] sentiment.
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The seriousness of this violation of the people's will must not be flippantly underestimated or disparaged.
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How does a presidential figure highlight a note of seriousness and sincerity through quick, snarky tags?
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I spotted Simon standing in the back, listening with seriousness and leaving after I was done.
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In fact, on these applications, even a handful of errors are treated with the utmost seriousness.
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So how did such an obvious con artist get a reputation for seriousness and fiscal probity?
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In all seriousness, the best thing about the HeadLamp 330 is how well balanced it is.
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"I like his seriousness in contrast to the huddle of delighted shoppers behind him," he said.
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The weight and seriousness of the caption only makes the casual selfie it accompanies more disturbing.
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But it also suffers from the self-seriousness of Mr. Crowe's recent "Roadies," also for Showtime.
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What kind of critic treats a piece of fruit with the same seriousness as a Rembrandt?
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It is a punitive seriousness, a burn-it-all-down ethics that favors revenge over reconciliation.
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Prosecutors are pushing for the maximum but argue it doesn't refect the seriousness of the situation.
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He insisted his actions should not be "confused with the seriousness of harassment or sexual assault".
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His deep, resonant voice conveys solemnity, but there's something in it that ironically undercuts his seriousness.
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But I want to make sure, in all seriousness, there are important issues facing this country.
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"We understand the seriousness of this matter and we respect the legal process," the statement said.
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"We've had a hard time convincing the military of the seriousness of this problem," she said.
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Sometimes that urgency manifested itself in inspiration, sometimes in meanness, sometimes in humor, sometimes in seriousness.
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Will the NFL review all the available evidence, and understand the seriousness of what it shows?
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After college, She'd flit through a number of projects of varying degrees of seriousness and success.
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In all seriousness, this is a very good move, because mental health is paramount for artists.
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But so too will all of the things surrounding it: The seriousness of the FBI investigation.
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Hiring Manafort and Wiley this month, alone, is a shift in strategy and seriousness for Trump.
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Be careful about accurately judging intent and seriousness if you hear someone use "cuck" these days.
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Spanish idioms have a way of losing all semblance of seriousness when they're translated to English.
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The move signals the seriousness of Uber's efforts to expand beyond traditional ridesharing, and even autonomous ridesharing.
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But what really marks the seriousness of a royal relationship, is how they arrive to the event.
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In all seriousness, though, the SOLO was actually designed to bring eco-friendly motoring to the masses.
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So of course, Saturday Night Live poked a little fun at everyone's seemingly newfound First Amendment seriousness.
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The same pattern holds for how Exxon has addressed the seriousness of the consequences of climate change.
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His testimony before Congress drew wide criticism for his blatant disregard for the seriousness of the proceedings.
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" And so forth, climbing up the levels of seriousness until you get to "He's wearing my necklace.
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The works are designed to be the opposite of the seriousness and grandeur of Soviet Modernist architecture.
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One wounded woman was airlifted to a hospital in Cairo due to the seriousness of her injuries.
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To apply the enhancement, there is no 'additional 'seriousness' requirement beyond the fact of a violent threat.
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Reginella, who disguised as a park dweller, laid out the story to the tourist in total seriousness.
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In all seriousness, if you are going to be drinking at a Super Bowl party, plan ahead.
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This was shared with the WHO, but it took time to confirm the seriousness of the situation.
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"We just think with the seriousness of what we're seeing this deserves the highest attention," she said.
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"We want to demonstrate a seriousness of purpose" to city leaders, Mr. Lehane said in an interview.
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Their routine poked fun at the Oscars' legendary excessive seriousness, while having fun with the subject matter.
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The staff cheerfully whisked them away but didn't seem to realize the seriousness of the menu's omissions.
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The sources said Kerry hopes to get a better sense of Netanyahu's seriousness about restarting peace talks.
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"It's actually something I've thought about a lot without ever saying seriousness in my head," explained Ratajowski.
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At the same time, Endo said there have been some mergers that made him doubt managements' seriousness.
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I wasn't really sure what that meant but he informed me of the seriousness of skin cancer.
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"Having that foreign policy, national security background helps candidates pass a seriousness and patriotism test," Malinowski said.
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We intend to address the episode and the results of the ongoing investigation with the utmost seriousness.
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The problem is this: If everything is casual, what exactly do you do to show your seriousness?
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"The first sign of the government's seriousness is if they will pass a new budget," Hanna said.
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I think it did a lot of harm to the seriousness with which we took this issue.
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"Straying from Mao Zedong thought is an important reason for the increased seriousness of corruption," he said.
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This moment shows where his creativity flourishes — at the square root of super-seriousness and total innocence.
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In all seriousness, Trump's presidency transcends politics and it's dangerous to frame it as Republican vs. Democrat.
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Simply failing to recognize the seriousness of the situation would not rise to that level, Henning added.
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And her mom, Sloane Heffernan, is not allowed to take those stories with anything but absolute seriousness.
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" – On women, princesses and seriousness, to Seventeen, May 2012 "I make sure to do the little things.
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We should not have gotten to a world where we're talking about Trump's inevitableness with such seriousness.
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In all seriousness, Cejudo says he wants to fight the winner of the upcoming Max Holloway vs.
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The words that seemed to have an effect were those associated with weight, influence, seriousness and authority.
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It's the feeling that you're watching something that denotes seriousness, if not in subject, then in creation.
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Politicians respect the seriousness of office instead of bragging onstage about how big their respective dicks are?
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"Things like pinball get people over the seriousness of artwork," says Zander Brimijoin, the company's creative director.
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Oliver's concerns included the apparent lack of seriousness by advisor and noted early bitcoin investor Brock Pierce.
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White House national security adviser John Bolton says it's important that North Korea "demonstrate seriousness" on denuclearization.
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While recognizing the seriousness of the situation in Eritrea, it should approach the report's findings with caution.
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We're supposed to write in a state of seriousness and sadness and out of respect of history.
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Seriousness, for Susan Sontag, was a flashing machete to swing at the thriving vegetation of American philistinism.
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Dr. Neumeister and N.Y.U. continue to disagree over the seriousness of the research violations, both sides said.
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These ratings speak to the seriousness of where America is today in the eyes of the world.
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"I reserve judgment on the outcome of this, but I think it illustrates seriousness," he told Reuters.
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In all seriousness, wearing a T-Rex suit while you do American Ninja Warrior is mighty impressive.
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Cramer asked about the seriousness of the breakup plan but Peltz did not offer any further details.
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My suggestion to voters is don't let the seriousness of the choice force you to decide tomorrow.
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Collaboration between the two jurisdictions only began when the Chinese government realised the seriousness of the scam.
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There is no question that threats to American personnel and installations must be taken with utmost seriousness.
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Early in the contest, his rivals, Republican operatives and many reporters questioned the seriousness of his candidacy.
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We hope there won't be any obstacle, but it also depends on the seriousness of the Americans.
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They say it jumbles together issues of vastly discrepant seriousness: her emails, the Clinton Foundation, Benghazi, Birkenstocks.
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Mr. Trump, a billionaire real estate developer, began preparing to run long before others recognized his seriousness.
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" He continued, "I understand the seriousness of this matter and I'm hopeful that it gets resolved soon.
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Enthusiastic because I now respected the seriousness of the virus without living in irrational fear of it.
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Pointing this out could be construed as anti-labor, or soft-pedaling the seriousness of brain damage.
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If ever there were a time to treat this question with a deadly seriousness, it is now.
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Amid the humor, though, the show reveals that the presidency is a position of the utmost seriousness.
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It stresses the seriousness of the harm, its structural nature and the need to struggle against it.
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"This shows the lack of seriousness by the Russia to put pressure on the regime," Alwan added.
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We are grateful that the court understood the seriousness of Cosby's crime and sentenced him to prison.
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And another subject Trump has misstated is the seriousness of COVID-19, the disease caused the coronavirus.
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The internet, our critic writes, has given voice and lent strength to interiority, and also undermined seriousness.
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"It takes a lot of the seriousness away, in terms of how a drink's perceived," he said.
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This seriousness is a kind of awe in front of the world, and the mystery that's there.
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Knowing that others would read their work encouraged students to approach the contest with seriousness and professionalism.
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After the arrest, Young apologized to his fans and said he understood the "seriousness of the situation."
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We must rethink the old Washington mindset that judges "seriousness" according to the willingness to use force.
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But Apple's decision to make its iPhone sales less transparent may underscore the seriousness of these challenges.
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She doesn't mistake solemnity for seriousness and, in nearly every paragraph, seems to be utterly enjoying herself.
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"We have to come up with policies that reflect the seriousness of climate change," Mr. Constantinides said.
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"The View" once thrived on its mix of seriousness and fluff but now seemed encumbered by it.
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Still, it's hard to accuse a movie with a rescue by airborne bus of excessive self-seriousness.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday insisted that he had never underestimated or underappreciated the seriousness of coronavirus.
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Their sweaty collaboration, the first single from Ronson's upcoming album, telegraphs seriousness more than it delivers it.
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I absolutely adore his depth and the seriousness of his work, and he used black in everything.
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"It's actually something I've thought about a lot without ever saying seriousness in my head," explained Ratajowski.
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"Given the seriousness of these claims, a comprehensive investigation is in order," it said, declining further comment.
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The groups were based on several factors, including the ability to pay and the level of seriousness.
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She also takes the wind out of a particular kind of male self-seriousness around cultural objects.
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To be clear: The president finally treating coronavirus with the seriousness it deserves is a good thing.
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High school guidance counselors in California now drill teenagers on the seriousness of deadlines in college admissions.
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Yet Trump campaign officials say their challengers' absence from key states simply reflects a lack of seriousness.
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But a huge part of it was just about the seriousness and the rarity of the moment.
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Despite the seriousness of the charges, he was only questioned twice during the entirety of his detention.
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" Dugan said that despite the seriousness of the complaints she had "wanted to make change from within.
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As usual, the crew is a collection of talented actors obeying the imperatives of science-fiction seriousness.
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And, in all seriousness, the success Trump has had rolling back environmental regulations is no laughing matter.
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The visuals, as lawmakers quietly strode across the Capitol's statuary hall, underscored the seriousness of their endeavor.
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But when people vote they do so with a high degree of seriousness — especially in New Hampshire.
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This week's books offer seriousness and substance, two qualities much in demand during this pause between holidays.
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He sought to downplay the seriousness of the charges on Thursday, saying incorrectly they weren't actual crimes.
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But they're great, Obama-era fun: serious and self-aware without too much (or any) self-seriousness.
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A Muslim ban might not be popular as policy, but it shows his seriousness in pursuing terrorists.
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Since then, they've exchanged work of increasing seriousness, establishing parameters such as size or medium in advance.
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Such a term would "accurately reflect the seriousness of his crimes and promote respect for the law".
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Mr. Nadler sought earlier Monday to clear up lingering questions about the seriousness of his panel's work.
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Trump has downplayed the seriousness of the tests and said that they do not violate existing agreements.
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Jim Himes told BuzzFeed News on Thursday he believes voters understand the seriousness of the Ukraine story.
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There's a casualness to the entire space that you don't expect with all the seriousness of winemaking.
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An MRI exam detected the seriousness of the injury but also displayed there was no structural damage.
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Ike Skelton as part of an attempt to signal its seriousness about the district to prospective candidates.
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That's disappointing, even if there's also much here that's exhilarating, including the film's ambitions and its seriousness.
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The first major test of seriousness for the Congressional budget will be whether it includes reconciliation instructions.
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Poll numbers, of course, are not the only way to judge the seriousness of a political bid.
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"One of the hallmarks of the Democratic Party should be seriousness," Buttigieg said Monday morning on MSNBC.
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But there is a seriousness and a minor-key harmonic language that belong specifically to Mr. Tyner.
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He says he spoke to her about her inciting Crip comment, acknowledging the seriousness of the situation.
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Indeed, to this day, billionaires with political ambitions imagine that dire warnings about debt prove their seriousness.
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" He then underlines the seriousness of the point: "People don't realize what a slippery slope it is.
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In all seriousness: When you consider the greater history of lesbian characters onscreen, a disturbing trend emerges.
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But in all seriousness, I am keeping a positive attitude as cases such as mine are curable.
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It's rare that we see Black love stories like this, treated with this kind of seriousness and grace.
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The point here is not to minimize the seriousness of what happened in New York and New Jersey.
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But in all seriousness, it's just knowing that somebody else out there has it more difficult than me.
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That would be wrong, given the seriousness of Russia's attack, and worrying, given the likelihood of a repeat.
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Relatives allege David understands the seriousness of the allegations but that Louise seems in denial, showing zero remorse.
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Yet, no sooner had this air of seriousness overtaken his candidacy than Clinton seemed to reassert her dominance.
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" @ValerieJarrett reacts to Roseanne Barr's racist tweet about her: "In all seriousness … I'm fine, I am just fine.
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Maybe that's enough to recommend it to scholars, who haven't regarded it with much seriousness over the years.
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Dailey said it was appropriate to charge Davis as an adult because of the seriousness of the crime.
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There obviously was some seriousness in what they did too, but it's always the humor that people miss.
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But in seriousness, seeing her entire family together makes Somers feel "successful" in a way nothing else does.
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Why do you think there's a level of mystery and seriousness surrounding musicians that doesn't exist for comedians?
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But in all seriousness, that's a huge challenge for all parents today and I definitely struggle with it.
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And the prequels … definitely had their problems with humor and self-seriousness, beyond even Jar Jar Binks's antics.
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"In all seriousness there were technical issues with the live feed and they caught me tweeting!" he added.
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"We are leaving our American colleagues in no doubt about the seriousness of this issue," May told parliament.
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In person, they convey a humility and seriousness about their jobs that was never apparent with their predecessors.
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She has a gold septum ring, a perfectly pointy mauve manicure, and speaks with seriousness about her work.
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These sims aren't meant to be played for long periods of time, or engaged with in utmost seriousness.
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The attackers are carefully screened for physical ability and religious seriousness, according to the Taliban's spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid.
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I was exuberant and said, "Sure, I'll do it!" but wasn't sure of the seriousness of the situation.
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Sandberg talked about the seriousness of sexual assault, and noted it is a pervasive issue in the country.
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Despite Wintour cracking a smile now and then, it's her intense level of seriousness we've come to expect.
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By making these experiences feel so personal, Ms Glidden has helped to emphasise the seriousness of their struggle.
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My oncologist never discounted the seriousness of the diagnosis and was great at validating my fears and worries.
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To focus on appearance (apparently) means to neglect any other number of things: duty, morality, intellect, seriousness, achievement.
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His performance is still self-serious, but only inasmuch as Yoni knows how foolish self-seriousness can be.
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"Men don't access health care with the same seriousness as women do," Bar-Chama said, from his experience.
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In rejecting the plea agreement, U.S. District Judge Percy Anderson said it understated the seriousness of the offense.
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Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, Tom Perez, said the indictment "underscores the seriousness" of the Mueller probe.
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Even more important, Stumpf obviously does not understand or prefers to explicitly disavow the seriousness of the crime.
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" In all seriousness, Ellis says, "I don't think anybody bit Beyoncé… She's not gonna let anybody bite her.
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In all seriousness, Pennyworth looks like a surprisingly fun spinoff with the vibe of a classic action movie.
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One official described the effort to negotiate with the Russians as a "Hail Mary" to test Russia's seriousness.
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"We understand the seriousness of this matter and we respect the legal process," Fox said in a statement.
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In all seriousness though, it's great to see Schiller interacting with Apple fans and developers via his Twitter.
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But despite the seriousness of the songs they make, the Jarson brothers are relatively low-key in conversation.
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Jeanette explains that she wants the party to help distract from the stress and seriousness of the surgery.
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Even if you get a laugh, ask yourself: Is it worth being perceived as someone who lacks seriousness?
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The game never gave me a baseline, a mode of seriousness or comedy, that I could depend on.
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Good medical records help establish both the seriousness of your condition and how it has impaired your abilities.
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We here propose, in all seriousness, that they have become a separate species restricted to a particular environment.
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It also reduced the seriousness of the charge against Profiti to abuse of office from the initial embezzlement.
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The Hill has reached out to OGE for more information about the legitimacy and seriousness of the tweets.
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"Enough facts, seriousness, and dubious opinions (including ours) Back to what the internet was made for…" it said.
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Though we believe there is no merit to his claims, we take any allegation with the utmost seriousness.
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It wouldn't be out of left field, given its already unhurried pace, its seriousness, and its confrontational bluntness.
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No one can doubt the seriousness of the writing, or the commitment to his subject of the writer.
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Instead of studying up, Palin gave up any pretense of seriousness and has now disappeared from the debate.
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Moments of seriousness about race, immigration, and poverty are dotted with giggles, snacking, and forgotten trains of thought.
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"The local emergency was declared to increase and heighten awareness of the seriousness of the outbreak," she said.
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Sontag was an exemplary teacher who brought her students face to face with the "seriousness" that Haslett describes.
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Despite the seriousness of the situation, Stone's communications with Credico began to take on an almost farcical tone.
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Jealous came across as genial and earnest, never letting his audience forget the seriousness of the political stakes.
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" @ValerieJarrett reacts to Roseanne Barr's racist tweet about her: "In all seriousness ... I'm fine, I am just fine.
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And we could compel the candidates to talk about climate change with the urgency and seriousness it deserves.
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For decades before his 2016 bid, Trump floated himself as a presidential candidate with varying degrees of seriousness.
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Showing this, though, will require seriousness, discipline, and more risk than Democrats appear willing to tolerate right now.
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I'd loved Sebald's previous work but disliked the new novel, feeling it to be clouded by self-seriousness.
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Given the scope and seriousness of the allegations, we think the inspector general will likely grant this request.
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In his opening statement, Mueller emphasized the seriousness of Russia's attempts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.
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FATF should convey its seriousness about maintaining its standards by applying appropriate countermeasures for each uncompleted action item.
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Basically, you just dance to the 211 R&B hit "My Boo" with equal parts silliness and seriousness.
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"The seriousness of any such vulnerability cannot be understated," they wrote to AT&T's chief executive, for example.
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Buying a ticket can become a test of seriousness, of personal commitment to a position or a cause.
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Ginsburg, with her large-rimmed glasses, hair tied back in a short ponytail, presented the picture of seriousness.
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But he also understands that the seriousness of the accusation can have a paralyzing effect upon its target.
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They found that doctors viewed most of their patients' health with similar seriousness and would advise similar responses.
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I hope Trump is sincere and that the seriousness of running the country has sobered and humbled him.
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In this contest, he seemed almost sedated as he sought to project an air of seriousness and sobriety.
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In all seriousness, though, Cain drives me to become a better person, and his ambition is so sexy.
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Clunky interface but mostly works and in all seriousness, is one of the most secure options out there.
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If Sanders does well in the two states, the seriousness of his challenge to Clinton will be undeniable.
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What stood out to me was the seriousness of the hearing; the substantive dialogue and thought-provoking debate.
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In all seriousness, though, how important is the interpretation of that ending to whether the movie is successful?
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Here, we replicate our analysis for the House, where several members currently face primary challenges of varying seriousness.
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"I hear this anger, and I have understood its basis, its force and its seriousness," Mr. Philippe declared.
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Maybe that dialogue would have helped him to recognize the seriousness of his situation and to seek help.
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There is an absolute seriousness to the monks during the services, but none of the usual clerical piousness.
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Mr. Korins, the Broadway set designer, said he believed the pandemic's seriousness should overshadow any concern about appearance.
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I'm always impressed by the quality of the discussion and the seriousness with which people take their charge.
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In all seriousness, you can't go back to who you were before, and, honestly, you won't want to.
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"The president says a lot of things, and the seriousness of those things varies dramatically," Mr. Lincicome said.
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It's a process Ade Kur says can be re-traumatizing and doesn't address the seriousness of sexual assault.
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And it can be hard to combine seriousness and whimsy, arts and politics, all in a single issue.
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Many older deaf people have trouble reading, so much information about the outbreak's seriousness did not reach them.
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It ought to be required reading for anyone who doubts the extent and seriousness of the Russian effort.
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In her new memoir, she writes about the trials of immigration with seriousness but also a disarming humor.
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That position seems inescapably right given the facts we know and the seriousness of the matters at issue.
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Basically, this show is a celebration of the "female gaze" and all of its silliness, subtleties and seriousness.
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"Well, nothing says seriousness and sobriety like handing out souvenirs," he said on the Senate floor on Thursday.
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But that does not diminish the seriousness of Russia's intervention in the election, which appears to be unprecedented.
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The passengers evacuated the plane using escape slides -- an unusual occurrence that shows the seriousness of the incident.
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His seriousness of purpose and calls for unity reassured — and surprised — many of the nearly 19333 million viewers.
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It gets double points for managing to pull off that project with style and charm, not self-seriousness.
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I expected "Hansel & Gretel" Part 2 to be redemptive, raising the level of seriousness or at least dread.
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Read: "The Selected Letters of Ralph Ellison" presents the writer in all his candor, seriousness, outrage and wit.
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Read: "The Selected Letters of Ralph Ellison" presents the writer in all his candor, seriousness, outrage and wit.
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They did not understand the seriousness of the situation and that what my school was doing was wrong.
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Did the FBI alert Kelly -- or anyone else in the White House -- to the seriousness of the allegations?
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And Gerwig's film might be the first to joyfully treat it with all the seriousness of that fact.
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"I don't understand," Gebrselassie told Reuters, pointing to "a lack of seriousness" surrounding the issue of banned substances.
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DeGeneres urged him to ignore "the haters," and was subsequently criticized for dismissing the seriousness of Hart's jokes.
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Even while Musk apparently values Twitter, he has also downplayed the seriousness of the tweets he puts out.
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He also said this is just to draw attention to make people understand the seriousness of the situation.
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Advocates should welcome the seriousness, and parsimony, that the Trump strategy can, and should, bring to the agenda.
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After quickly establishing this philosophical and folksy mood in a joke, a twist inevitably undercuts the self-seriousness.
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But Ms. Bruton said she thought that "Ethiopia is really signaling its seriousness" to finally resolve the dispute.
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There's a burdensome, long-winded seriousness to it, but Johnston writes in gracefully exact language with genuine heart.
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Here, the technique is applied to an allegory of nearly suffocating self-seriousness, to much less powerful effect.
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These are presidential statements on Twitter and need to be treated with the seriousness that comes with that.
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Instead of laughing at this preposterous predicament, the art world marches on in standoffish seriousness, likely in stilettos.
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"Today, we intend to demonstrate the seriousness of our commitment to addressing this new threat," Edgett just said.
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The bipartisan consensus afterward is that the Trump-Russia investigation has taken on a new level of seriousness.
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But in all seriousness, the new features won't be nearly as welcome as an operating system that actually works.
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"This meeting shows the seriousness of OPEC and non-OPEC in implementing the agreed cut," an OPEC delegate said.
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He said to CNN on Tuesday he planned to sit down with senators to convince them of his seriousness.
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But it wasn't until my partner moved to New York last year that I started birding with any seriousness.
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Ricci added motherhood has changed her and she now approaches her career with a new kind of a seriousness.
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In all seriousness, it's good to see that JetBlue managed to save a dog's life instead of taking one.
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Paradoxically, this also casts doubt on the seriousness of Mr Trump's ambition to bring the disruptive change he promises.
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Ms Park acknowledged the "seriousness" of the situation, but said she would continue to "fulfil her duty as president".
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Now, to me that sounds more about campaign year politics then it is about the seriousness of this issue.
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Europe's largest economies — Britain, France and Germany — said on Sunday they were treating the case with "the utmost seriousness".
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Often children scorned Mr Neville for interrupting them, for not treating their games with the seriousness that they deserved.
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But Meredith totally didn't respect the seriousness of that job, and she was always ducking out for various emergencies.
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"We are investigating this matter with the utmost seriousness," LSU President F. King Alexander said at the news conference.
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" More broadly, the report said that the leadership at Dugway had played down "the seriousness of incidents and mishaps.
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"I hope that their parents impress upon them the seriousness of what they did and that they demonstrate remorse."
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NormalBoots understands the seriousness of this situation and does not condone any of the alleged actions of Mr. Knabenbauer.
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Every moderator I spoke with took great pride in their work, and talked about the job with profound seriousness.
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Black turtlenecks, to avoid showing skin; old loafers, to deter accusations of being attention-seeking; blazers, to telegraph seriousness.
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The top U.S. diplomat praised the King and foreign minister for the "seriousness" with which they pushed human rights.
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The DNC's information technology team did not realize the seriousness of the incursion until late March, the sources said.
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Past leniency towards badly-behaved bigwigs means South Koreans have often been oblivious to the seriousness of their infractions.
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The seriousness of the offense, and the offender's prior criminal record tend to weigh most heavily on a sentence.
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It might have been way of testing Kim&aposs seriousness and squeezing maybe a few more concessions from him.
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"The dialogue and seriousness of executives in the space has picked up these last few months," the banker said.
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Ms Kushner's seriousness about her subject is always apparent, but the balance between documentary and fiction is occasionally uneasy.
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Daniel Kaluuya plays the central role with a laser-focused seriousness that's essential to making the whole thing work.
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She probably decided his talent as a writer outweighed the seriousness of his offenses — which is completely her prerogative.
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Given the seriousness of the disease, there's usually a higher bar for side effects for potentially life-saving drugs.
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"No one ever came to me or told me horror stories with any real seriousness," Allen told the BBC.
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But in all seriousness, Facebook's prowess in technology was on full display this past week, Congressional testimonies be damned.
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It might also help frame the seriousness of whatever he is prepared to say about the Russia investigation. 2.
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It connotes seriousness, it offers the promise that no TV setup is too complicated for it to rein in.
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Trump has a real opportunity to demonstrate seriousness on his signature issue and move himself to the reasonable middle.
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"If this (deal) happened it would be of unprecedented seriousness," PD lawmaker Emanuele Fiano said in the lower house.
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"The investigation will be handled with all the seriousness that all aviation accidents require," Aranda said in an interview.
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Though State Department officials have previously sought advice, Kerry's visit this week indicates the increasing seriousness of the effort.
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" Ken Meyer, former digital director for VP Joe Biden: "In all seriousness: We need accountability for social media sites.
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He complained that he wasn't feeling well, but clearly didn't know the seriousness of the situation at the time.
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Usually the pictures I take of my cat are made to make myself feel better or escape from seriousness.
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Vinyl, if nothing else, will never collapse under the weight of its own self-seriousness, thanks to Cannavale's work.
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They even like to play with discourse for, by giving ridiculous reasons, they discredit the seriousness of their interlocutors.
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Because in all seriousness, who else is going to be a better Catholic and male role model than me?
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Wells Fargo said it respects the seriousness of the country's ongoing debate about immigration and the criminal justice system.
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Both Tabu and Bajpayee, accomplished actors on any given day, struggle to maintain a semblance of seriousness on screen.
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It takes a lot to make him nervous, but something about Utz's urgency communicated the seriousness of the situation.
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With social media platforms facing flak from their users, they are starting to realize the seriousness of the matter.
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"In all seriousness, it is bullshit because I gave them the documents, but they did the work," Cernovich said.
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" Mueller also asked Sullivan to reject Flynn's attempt to "minimize the seriousness of those false statements to the FBI.
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"Seriousness is really a virtue for me," Sontag wrote in her journal after a night at the Paris opera.
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Portnoy's Complaint was Roth's breakthrough book because he said good-bye to the fusty seriousness of his formal education.
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In a comedy era with so much self-seriousness and introspection, maybe Zorn is exactly the hero we need.
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Story lines about privilege always have a fine line to walk, balancing moral and political seriousness with surprising storytelling.
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Both said that people on the other line sometimes questioned the seriousness of investigations due to the background noise.
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"I was shocked by the lack of seriousness and regard that CBS legal showed my story," she told me.
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It was not immediately clear how close Sessions was to making a decision or the seriousness of the exploration.
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They both bring a seriousness and gravitas to the presidential discussion that is sorely lacking on the Republican side.
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"I would urge colleagues across the aisle to treat this issue with the seriousness that it deserves," McConnell said.
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The progressive base is angry and activated, with semi-regular mass protests testifying to the seriousness of their opposition.
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The intended comedy masks the seriousness of Adult Swim intentions to call an emergency hearing in U.S. district court.
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Naturally, this isn't the first time a US government agency has played down the seriousness of a data breach.
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There is, however, a difference between treating your chosen subject matter with seriousness and being flat-out po-faced.
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NFL teams contacted her after her viral kick and inquired about her seriousness about a shot at the NFL.
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The wide range of potential outcomes, and the seriousness of their consequences, presents a major challenge to currency traders.
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" Schiff and the Democrats wrote, "The Majority's report reflects a lack of seriousness and interest in pursuing the truth.
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At the IOP, the Clinton staff was in denial of the seriousness of their candidate's betrayal to national security.
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"No one ever came to me or told me horror stories with any real seriousness," he told the BBC.
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Such leaks would plainly call into question the seriousness of Mr. Cohen's arguments opposing my pro hac vice motion.
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Trump now seems to be considering seriously hardcore measures to fight the new coronavirus after previously downplaying its seriousness.
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An NBC poll showed most Republicans ignoring the advice of experts, while Democrats understood the seriousness of the situation.
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The challenges facing Churchill are of lethal seriousness, but the key to his effectiveness is his capacity for pleasure.
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The words "New Era" were intoned on the most recent Raw with the seriousness and repetition of a mantra.
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"It's now up to Ryanair to prove the seriousness of this announcement," Ilja Schulz, VC president, said on Friday.
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It was the attack on Brown and the seriousness of his injuries that triggered the men's desire for revenge.
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For all its moral seriousness and formal ingenuity, "Course of Empire" never really rises above being a didactic machine.
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In all seriousness, today in the red chair is Andy Purdy, the chief security officer of Huawei Technologies USA.
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But please treat us with the same seriousness with which you handle political coverage, sports scores and weather forecasts.
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She tells our photog, on a scale of 0-10 as far as seriousness ... it's at the very bottom.
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As it happens, it is not particularly helpful in making a strong case for the seriousness of her art.
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No matter how crazy our artists are, if there's a rigor and a seriousness underneath, I can sense it.
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In all seriousness, though, watching Barry and Kara race at the very end of the hour was a delight.
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The executive order, an official said, will be a demonstration of the seriousness of the effort to counter influence.
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We are heartened by the seriousness with which many social media platforms and government agencies are treating this situation.
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Within the administration, Trump's aides tried in vain to convince him of the virus's seriousness, according to the Post.
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The seriousness of this cannot be overstated, given the urgent problem of migrant worker abuse in the Middle East.
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The movie's touch is light and its spirit buoyant, but there is no mistaking its seriousness or its passion.
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Beautiful, bright sights, people and food, but with a deep history that doesn't allow that brightness to lack seriousness.
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They piloted the boats and explained to the tourists the seriousness of the venture, the need for extra donations.
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Aschoff and others had expressed surprise about the seriousness of his illness, given his age and apparent good health.
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" In all seriousness, Omarosa declared on PBS, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump.
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Junior members of Parliament are encouraged to propose their own bills; the gesture announces a freshman's seriousness of intention.
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The older job seeker will model a centeredness and seriousness of purpose that a skilled interviewer will recognize immediately.
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He added that penalties for such young offenders typically depend on previous records and the seriousness of the offenses.
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Trump's office would not comment on the first lady's whereabouts, leading to speculation about the seriousness of her condition.
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The library "gives a seriousness to the history of jewelry making," she said, but not in a stuffy way.
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Some types of art are best experienced in a museum, which creates a certain atmosphere of seriousness and formality.
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The tensions between lightness and seriousness, between the predictable and the unforeseen, weave themselves together constantly in Knott's poems.
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Others say it in all seriousness, clamoring for the restoration of the monarchy toppled in a coup in 1889.
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In September, Apple seemed to brush off the seriousness of an exploit attack directed at the Uighur ethnic minority.
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I believe the sentence is proportionate to the seriousness of the circumstances surrounding the offenses and of the offender.
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We should acknowledge that these micromovements are iterations of one larger movement whose momentum our newfound seriousness could strengthen.
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We hope that everyone in the room treats the hearing with the seriousness that it deserves, including the public.
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Bringing a helpful prop, or even a gift, demonstrates your seriousness in a way that simply talking does not.
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The potential seriousness of the disease is particularly frightening given who it seems to be mostly affecting: young people.
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"Joey's failure to appreciate the seriousness of Roof's statements is not unusual in today's shock value culture," she wrote.
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The audience obliged, of course, and fans noted the seriousness of the song and ceased screaming during the track.
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But in all seriousness, the beginning of Libra season is a fruitful time for Libras to begin new projects.
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For one thing, it will highlight the seriousness of the issue among patients, physicians, drug companies and government officials.
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Could a future president who accepts the seriousness of the climate threat declare an emergency to get things done?
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"This money means a lot to us... (but) I think they should understand the seriousness of this," he said.
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This is the true importance of the Green New Deal, which is becoming the litmus test of progressive seriousness.
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The seriousness I identified in a lot of the boys' faces is what adult-me would now call stress.
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In all seriousness, Harbaugh can be a little grating about officiating, but he had some fair points last season.
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But in all seriousness, yes, D'Antoni lets Harden be Harden, but not every coach would be comfortable doing that!
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The fact that it was not is evidence that Facebook did not treat the breach with the seriousness it merited.
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Many contemplated with varying degrees of seriousness whether they should simply leave a country which had suddenly become hostile territory.
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Seven states' voter registration systems or websites were allegedly "compromised in a variety" of ways, with varying degrees of seriousness.
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Still, Rozzi and other witnesses say they left feeling empowered by the seriousness of the grand jurors and the investigation.
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Republican aides had floated the skinny repeal to reporters over the past week, but not with any level of seriousness.
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And her father will embrace a new role as the first first gentleman "with seriousness and also levity," Chelsea said.
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Due to the seriousness of the incident it needed bringing to a conclusion quickly for the safety of all concerned.
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Ordinarily funny circumstances are elevated to a kind of desperate hilarity by the seriousness of the matters beneath their surface.
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Flynn attempted to downplay the seriousness of his offense after Mueller released his findings in December, the latest memo said.
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"I hope this will be done with the seriousness that any impeachment proceeding deserves," Collins said, according to WABI television.
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Perhaps such a promise would even improve the seriousness with which one or both might then engage in peace talks.
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"The government does not dispute the seriousness of the 'significant errors and omissions' described in the Report," Van Grack wrote.
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"Given the seriousness of such risks, we expect the Indian government to support systemically important institutions that get into trouble".
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"This was the exception," he says, because of the seriousness of the accusations Erdogan made against him on worldwide television.
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There's a subtlety to much of the work in Empire Wasted as the poems seamlessly shift between seriousness and humor.
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If this lays bare the seriousness of global warming's effects, the world may even get serious about tackling its causes.
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"Dylan appreciates the seriousness and magnitude of the injuries that Ms. Budd has suffered," Manchester told PEOPLE at the time.
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In all seriousness, Hamilton understands the desire to want to pass on genes, as he felt that way initially too.
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We would appreciate if you presented this letter to the Board to let them know the seriousness of the situation.
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"It's like Rob is finally realizing the seriousness of being overweight and not taking care of himself," the source says.
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Our bright white conference room embodied the materially luxuriant minimalism preferred by institutions seeking to project wealth, professionalism, and seriousness.
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In all seriousness, it's pretty refreshing to see female sexuality be used as a means of empowerment, rather than submission.
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But she still projects a kind of obdurate seriousness, despite the sunny weather and lot of minimalist, light-catching décor.
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Comments like these disrespect those affected by sexual assault and minimizes the seriousness of a societal issue that affects millions.
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While details of the proposal raise significant concerns, it nonetheless sends a powerful message about the seriousness of climate change.
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Bob Harper is on the mend, which is great, but the picture shows the seriousness of his recent health crisis.
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Experts say Beijing's seriousness about cracking down on its unruly neighbor may be the key to stopping Pyongyang's illicit activities.
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Aw. Does all this seriousness mean that the excitement from meeting someone new is gone when dating as a senior?
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Football is Paletta's job and, as such, his aim is to execute it with the maximum commitment and seriousness required.
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If the intensity of Mr Buffett's interventions has risen over time, so has the seriousness with which they are taken.
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Almost everyone in American politics has bought into the idea that Ryan is a pillar of GOP competence and seriousness.
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"When there are climatic phenomena of this seriousness, we must all be aware that we must act globally," he said.
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"While not deliberate, we fully appreciate the seriousness of the mistakes we made," new CEO Comyn said in a statement.
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So, in all seriousness and sincerity what do you think would be an alternative option for water for those residents?
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Like the Marvel movies that came before it, Endgame still has a buoyancy about it, with humor flanking the seriousness.
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So I think when you approach it the simplest way possible, with seriousness, much more of the absurdity is revealed.
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But this year, the delegates' race has attracted 162 candidates, who are treating it with an uncommon degree of seriousness.
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For all its self-seriousness, Washington is naturally given to lighthearted guessing games: Will the Redskins ever be good again?
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The phrase was a way to needle their colleagues, and also to preëmptively deflate any self-seriousness regarding their work.
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As I listened to the cadences of Sebald's voice, deep and unhurried, the self-seriousness I ascribed to "Austerlitz" disappeared.
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Worse, Russian officials back in Moscow appeared to minimize the seriousness of the incidents, if not to encourage the hooligans.
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Then, in a moment of seriousness, he talked about how as a young man he had hated seeing someone bullied.
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Yet behind the mock solemnity of the décor—rust-stained scimitars, faux-candle chandeliers—is a seriousness of culinary intent.
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And unfortunately, I think we're seeing in so many ways that lack of preparation, and candidly, the lack of seriousness.
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Ms. Monte's approach gives a natural flow to the story as it eventually passes from a jocular mood into seriousness.
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Russia's hypersonic program has had its failures — so has ours — but there's no doubting Moscow's seriousness about pursuing such weaponry.
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As the days dragged on, the seriousness of their classmates' situation weighed heavily on the minds of Prasitsart's young students.
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Yet boards primarily base their decisions to deny on the seriousness of the crime for which the person was convicted.
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In reflection of the seriousness of issuing pardons, the Justice Department uses an elaborate vetting process that reviews all applicants.
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They're feeling better today," said the Casamigos co-founder, adding in all seriousness of parenthood, "It's really fun, it's perfect.
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The key for a "Klang" presenter is to be casual, to tone down Stockhausen's self-seriousness and heighten his humor.
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" Founder Britt Brown remembers talking about that title with Chelsea and she asked—in all seriousness—"what is this genre?
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In all seriousness, the offhand treatment of the modern manager would have offended the sensibilities of Clough, Busby and Shankly.
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A general strike, where people sacrifice a day of work to show their seriousness, would be a much heavier thing.
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Over the last few decades, scientific assessments of the risk of a pandemic have viewed the threat with increasing seriousness.
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On a debate stage, with the seriousness and the type of issues that you are dealing with, you shouldn't dab.
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There are a lot of colorful Ethernet cables that aren't connected to anything, slightly undermining the seriousness of the moment.
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In all seriousness, this is a bummer, because my Comcast connection at home is the definition of terrible and unreliable.
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Today, he identifies himself as " n+1's car critic," an assignment that he clearly prosecutes with seriousness and pride.
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"To close assets of this scale around the world would speak to the seldom seen seriousness of this health threat."
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What's left is a vaguely philosophical mood, the drama class seriousness of someone who read Chekhov for the first time.
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That the Senate was able to rise above those circumstances is a reflection of the seriousness of the crisis itself.
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It's possible to strike a balance between ignoring the seriousness of the pandemic, and going into a full-on panic.
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López Obrador had followed in US President Donald Trump's footsteps in terms of initially downplaying the seriousness of the coronavirus.
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Then the discussion turned to fracking, which, for reasons unclear, has become a kind of stand-in for climate seriousness.
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Capricorn risings have an unmistakable seriousness about them—even when they tell jokes, they're deadpan, which only makes it funnier!
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So he veered from the high seriousness and idealism of his diplomacy to the self-defeating nakedness of his ambition.
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"I will yield to nobody in passion and seriousness and commitment for securing the border," Mr. Cruz later told reporters.
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In view of Mr. Paxton's reputation for intensity and seriousness, it's surprising to find how often they're playful and witty.
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"Sometimes I feel the promoters of this discussion are mixing things together using a lack of intellectual seriousness," he said.
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Mr. Slimane is known more for his self-seriousness than his humor, but the whole show was practically a punchline.
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I commend the FBI and Department of Justice for treating this violent, pre-meditated assault with the seriousness it deserves.
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The hard sell reflects both the seriousness of the job and the complications of taking it on at this time.
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I'm all for seriousness of purpose in government, and that cannot include promising handouts for which there are no funds.
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But the report underscores the seriousness of the obstruction allegations against Trump — and the strength of the evidence already amassed.
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Parents to their parents, forbidden the carelessness of normal children, they [children of alcoholics] assume an air of premature seriousness.
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The hosts who spoke with Business Insider understood the seriousness of the outbreak and the reasons why travelers were cancelling.
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Earlier in the week, the Trump administration tried to allay Americans' concerns about the virus by downplaying the coronavirus's seriousness.
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Despite the seriousness of the offense, the Justices continued to question why this case in particular should not be reopened.
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We Palestinians, on the other hand, constantly had to prove our seriousness of intent, and often faced threats and blackmail.
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"Title makers are moviemakers," he told Variety in 1997, an indication of the seriousness with which he took his work.
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His achievement was to imbue American art with a seriousness, a philosophical largeness, that had previously belonged to European culture.
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"I Love Dick," like "Transparent," owns its seriousness and its characters, but it has a sense of humor about it.
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Samenow: Since the 1980s, some politicians -- mainly in the Republican Party -- have expressed doubts about global warming and its seriousness.
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The wobble also connotes a lack of self-seriousness: Formal rigor isn't part of D.R.A.M.'s arsenal, nor is complexity.
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For one thing, its rugged humor, high adventure and ethical seriousness pay tribute to an enduring and often misunderstood genre.
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But he and the Atlanta players were in a somber mood Friday after learning of the seriousness of the injury.
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Subject matter oscillates between deep seriousness and devout levity—a tear that begins to threaten the purity of the mission.
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And in any case I'm in favor of popular entertainment that shows ambition, even at the risk of self-seriousness.
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The lockdown of the hotel in Tenerife demonstrates "the seriousness with which this issue is being handled," Mr. Illa said.
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It's impossible to refer to TikTok as a "cursed" app and treat it with the attention and seriousness it deserves.
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The move offered a chance for President Trump's administration to make a statement about the seriousness of United States sanctions.
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"Our voice against terrorism, to alert the world about this evil, rings with seriousness and the outrage," Mr. Modi said.
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"It is underestimated how lightly Beckett wore his seriousness," Mr. Doran, who also commissioned "Pepperland," said in a telephone interview.
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"It is underestimated how lightly Beckett wore his seriousness," Mr. Doran, who also commissioned "Pepperland," said in a telephone interview.
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But what makes the character work is the unconditional emotional seriousness that shapes the performance, deepening each glance and gesture.
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Take in enough of these sessions and it quickly becomes clear that nobody else treats practice with Nadal's unquenchable seriousness.
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Just the right amount of frivolity, but seriousness as well, may be a key aspect of a life well lived.
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For all of its bravura, "Fargo" doesn't have the seriousness or depth to withstand the heaviness of Wise's thoughts here.
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At the very least, we are called to approach our circumstances with a renewed — and, I believe, ultimately beneficial — seriousness.
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Viewers could enjoy Django's blood-soaked expedition through the South without the constraints of history or the coercions of seriousness.
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With the arrest of former Trump campaign operatives Paul Manafort and George Papadopoulos, Mueller signaled the seriousness of his endeavor.
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None of this takes away from the seriousness of Comey's allegation or the need to investigate possible obstruction of justice.
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Children weren't too scared of the Busos, who greeted them with the seriousness of a government official seeking re-election.
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I hope the attacks and shaming of her will stop and this will be treated with the seriousness it deserves.
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"Neil knew from the beginning the seriousness of my problems," she wrote in a memoir before her death in 2004.
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"We want to show the world our seriousness in moving toward negotiations to find a political solution," he told Reuters.
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Today, we recognize the seriousness of it and try to provide those affected by it with respect, understanding and treatment.
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The film has a healthy sense of humor about itself, even amid what would otherwise be a crippling self-seriousness.
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That it decided not to do so suggests willful blindness to the assault, and a callous disregard for its seriousness.
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In all seriousness, functioning democracies rely more on norms than laws and those norms are being degraded with terrifying abandon.
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It doesn't address the failures of institutions (like universities and the military) to treat sexual assault cases with criminal seriousness.
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