This has helped it shrug off domestic and international criticism.
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Many local residents shrug off such worries in any case.
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They must not shrug off the issue of market instability.
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I learned to expect and shrug off the awkward moments.
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But will investors shrug off President Trump's tariffs on China?
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He has continued to shrug off Mr Kim's weapons tests.
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I loved school and wanted to shrug off these experiences.
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Dobnak seemed to shrug off the insults after the game.
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Renewed French leadership encouraged Germany to shrug off its own reservations.
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But others shrug off regulation as the cost of doing business.
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Trump's most loyal supporters sought to shrug off the latest controversy.
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Many nations are beginning to shrug off their longstanding democratic exteriors.
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Clinton's supporters shrug off concerns that the Trump attacks could stick.
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Zakharova's claims seemed easy enough to shrug off at the time.
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Yet Mr. de Graaff and others mostly shrug off the criticism.
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Khloé Kardashian has learned to shrug off the haters over the years.
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It's also a long-term goal, easy for policymakers to shrug off.
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Still, Alibaba has been able to shrug off signs of economic wear.
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Federal Reserve officials are likely to shrug off weak first-quarter growth.
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Investors appeared to shrug off the prospect of a much higher bid.
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That doesn't mean every Republican is ready to shrug off the comments.
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Indeed, some of the women Ford speaks to shrug off the issue.
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Federal Reserve officials are likely to shrug off tepid first-quarter growth.
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The Hill: Lawmakers, Wall Street shrug off Trump's attacks on the Fed.
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President Trump has not been as quick to shrug off Putin's offer.
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Federal Reserve officials are likely to shrug off the first-quarter performance.
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They shrug off health concerns that are being raised about e-cigarettes.
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Why shrug off the daydream factor if you don't really have to?
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What kept Massimino going was an unrivaled ability to shrug off humiliation.
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Markets in Asia appeared to shrug off the situation, closing mostly higher.
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This makes it easier for investors to shrug off other [lesser] events.
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When one came anyway, critics were vindicated in their original shrug-off.
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For now, the White House is trying to shrug off the overlap.
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Insults that others might shrug off, they said, might stick with him.
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I stared, shocked into silence at how he could shrug off the loss.
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In a sea of fundraising announcements, it's tempting to shrug off the development.
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Ms Haaland's ethnicity also helped her shrug off two convictions for drunk driving.
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" (Full text) Financial Times lead story: "US stocks shrug off looming federal shutdown.
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Every time you wax your car you're helping it shrug off a downpour.
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With this surprising shrug-off from Romero, it appeared that the Bisping vs.
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You can't point to Tavares in 2014 and shrug off Eichel in 2018.
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The man should shrug off her insistence on paying half the first time.
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Last summer Theresa May too, chose to shrug off Trump's attack on her leadership.
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Or Buttigieg could shrug off the other challengers and emerge as the clear frontrunner.
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However, a generally upbeat wave of corporate earnings helped shrug off the economic apprehension.
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The 73-year-old tried to shrug off his association with Ms Johnson Sirleaf.
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Prior to Solo, though, it was easy enough to shrug off this uncomfortable fact.
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"Send her back" may seem easy to shrug off as a cheap rallying cry.
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She will shrug off their audacity and wait until they're finished, rather than offend.
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But the establishment side of the data seemed to shrug off the shutdown altogether.
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Or possibly most importantly, don't try to shrug off the sudden appearance of scales.
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It's likely that American markets will continue to shrug off the levies today. Why?
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But better to shrug off old friends' harmless foibles than assign them mean labels.
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Investors would shrug off Samsung's earnings guidance unless it considerably exceeds expectations, she added.
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If the Tories win, they'll shrug off critics; the demos has approved their tactics.
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Voters may similarly shrug off the latest accusations about Mr Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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The Witcher signals in its opening moments that viewers need to shrug off comparisons.
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We seem to be stuck in this vicious cycle that we're left to shrug off.
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Women and people of color can shrug off harassment too, of course, and often do.
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Kelly Clarkson says she's learned to shrug off commenters who make digs about her weight.
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Many prosperous Swiss shrug off the steep prices they pay, noting salaries are also high.
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The company's stock seemed to shrug off the news on Friday, trading nearly 3.6% higher.
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But Trump appeared to shrug off the warning saying the U.S. hadn&apost been notified.
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Rather than trying to shrug off his working class Northern roots, he vehemently embraced them.
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From a narrow perspective, it is easy to shrug off the dysfunctions of China's markets.
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Republicans shrug off latest bombshells Republicans, publicly at least, tried to downplay the latest developments.
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With that data in mind, it wasn't surprising to hear Woodman sorta shrug off Spectacles.
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There are interest groups in Washington that shrug off the potential consequences of market disruption.
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If you don't have that initial motivation, it's really easy to shrug off working out.
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Most of them shrug off any obligation those platforms might require, forgoing political engagement entirely.
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Or you could see these nonstop warnings as reasons to shrug off the latest round.
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So did Netflix shrug off its competitors or did its subscriber base take a hit?
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Early in his presidency, investors quickly learned to shrug off Mr. Trump's criticism of companies.
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Critics accuse the kingdom of "sportswashing" as international entertainment businesses shrug off human rights concerns.
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Though sterling managed to shrug off the negative reading, more domestically-focussed stocks remained pressured.
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The Minutemen shrug off his battle against the Klan, too, forcing him to fight alone.
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I learned to shrug off the comments, swallow my upset and say something suitably unconfrontational.
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Before reading on, try to shrug off your preconceived notions: She never once mentions the Bible.
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Wall Street bull Edward Yardeni isn't sure how much longer investors will shrug off coronavirus fears.
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Chinese money will make it much easier for Mr Hun Sen to shrug off Western protests.
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Amazon's gains, along with those from Netflix and Alphabet, helped investors shrug off coronavirus-related concerns.
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Shrug off the small losses and ask yourself what you'd do if you trusted your dreams.
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That odd, hazy, heavy heat that sits in the hills and is impossible to shrug off.
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I imagine most people not living with OCD would just shrug off these thoughts as crazy.
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Pressure to shrug off pointless strictures is growing, as the court cases attest, but only slowly.
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If parents were to shrug off such odds thinking they are small, they should think again.
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Perhaps Facebook will shrug off this breach, as it has so many privacy flaps before it.
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The glut of supplies allowed traders to shrug off concerns about a reduction in corn acres.
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Pashteen is quick to shrug off any insinuation that they are being funded by external groups.
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Corporate earnings and expanding growth have propelled the stock rally while investors shrug off political risk.
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Stronger-than-expected margin figures helped investors shrug off a one-off hit from logistics problems.
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Maybe they shrug off because they feel less responsibility to see their children grow and flourish.
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CasaPound's leaders shrug off Mussolini's racial laws and alliance with Hitler with a nobody's-perfect nonchalance.
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With a market value of $789 billion, the company can shrug off far more than that.
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LEONARD IS HONORED Kawhi Leonard tends to shrug off all the accolades for his defensive prowess.
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CHASER... ROSENSTEIN FIRES BACK: The deputy attorney general on Tuesday appeared to shrug off the news.
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Veteran Florida politicians accustomed to tight electoral margins could shrug off the state's whiplash-like results.
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Yet that doesn't mean Trump should shrug off the risks of a trade war with China.
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But barring something of that magnitude, I think the market will continue to shrug off those issues.
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The wine helped me relax, shrug off the day, and transition from work mode to parent mode.
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There's no reason to shrug off something this thoughtless from comedians who are supposed to be smart.
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Men are expected to shrug off setbacks and power through emotional difficulties without sharing or showing them.
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U.S. equities closed mixed on Tuesday as investors continued to shrug off news coming out of Washington.
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The earnings enabled investors to shrug off a reading on economic growth that came in below expectations.
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And Mr. Trump has managed to shrug off attacks about his shifting positions and questionable business practices.
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That's a 79-yarder there that saw St. Brown shrug off a paltry four backfield Orangemen. Delights.
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Chinese shares seemed to shrug off the news, however, rising more than 1 percent in morning trade.
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They shrug off the stalker-ish ways that corporations hurl their ads at you throughout your day.
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Having suffered season after season of hurricanes, they are fearful residents will shrug off yet another storm.
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Elsewhere, European markets appeared to shrug off concerns over the prospects of a hung parliament in Italy.
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The U.S. economy added 304,000 jobs in January as employers appeared to shrug off the government shutdown.
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Gabourey Sidibe has learned to shrug off online haters and become more confident in herself over the years.
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Your job interviewer is also trying to determine if you're able to shrug off setbacks and move forward.
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Time is catching up with the Dragon of Dojima, and even he can't shrug off its effects entirely.
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First, as a matter of duty, they cannot shrug off rampant lawlessness without empowering thuggery in the future.
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Fortt Knox asked him where he learned to shrug off the attacks that have come with the job.
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Stronger than expected margin figures helped investors shrug off the one-off hit from logistics problems, traders said.
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But it may also be liberating to shrug off the yoke of parochialism and chose a new favorite.
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So unless your characters come under sustained attack, they can probably shrug-off a lot of incoming fire.
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I can shrug off chocolate and ignore caramel, but when it comes to lemon, I can never resist.
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Mr. Rohrabacher may shrug off such scrutiny, but on the Foreign Affairs Committee, fellow Republicans have had enough.
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Many Israelis, especially on the right, shrug off the beliefs of their Christian allies as a theoretical matter.
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Still, as the documentary makes clear, Allred is tough enough to shrug off the occasional brush-back pitch.
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Gun control advocates may shrug off ATF misconduct at Waco as a once-in-a-bureaucratic-lifetime fluke.
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It's easy to shrug off privacy concerns when you don't think there's much sensitive stuff happening in your conversations.
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The French lender's capital buffer was stronger than expected, helping investors shrug off a decline in quarterly net profit.
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Firms that might once have been tempted to shrug off the dangers are increasingly at risk of regulatory action.
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Trump may cut a ridiculous figure, but we can't afford to shrug off his promise to revive Operation Wetback.
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That leaves judges as the guardians of the public's right to know - a burden too many judges shrug off.
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It's easy to shrug off a third party candidate — but it takes a master to fully take one down.
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Her ability to gracefully shrug off such blatant condescension is truly amazing, one might even say Oscar-worthy. pic.twitter.
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Her character, Allie, has friends who struggle to understand her interest in Violet, who they shrug off as antifeminist.
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The natural forces that you shrug off at sea level, like nightfall or bad weather, become life-threatening obstacles.
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But that conviction is shared only by local villagers, who shrug off the delays as a fact of life.
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The results of Intel and some other companies helped investors shrug off weaker-than-expected U.S. economic growth data.
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It's the little slights, even those that liberals shrug off as insignificant, that really play right into this narrative.
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Each state managed to shrug off at least some of its old economy heritage to improve its competitive position.
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The financial market reaction seems to have been to mostly shrug off the impact, which may underestimate the risks.
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Trump campaign officials shrug off the race to be seen as the biggest Trump critic in the Democratic Party.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, given his grim vision of the future, Mr. Gibson tries to shrug off the prophet label.
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Investors should shrug off India's currency fluctuations, Dimon added, praising the country of 1.3 billion for its economic reforms.
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Trump campaign officials shrug off the race to be seen as the biggest Trump critic in the Democratic Party.
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No surprise, then, that strains of competing bacteria have also evolved the genetic means to shrug off these chemicals.
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Anything that comes across as a complaint about a worker's attitude is easy to shrug off as a personality conflict.
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Investors seemed to shrug off data showing Brazilian manufacturing activity slowed to its weakest pace in 0.183 months in May.
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Raggi has tried to shrug off the uproar, saying the tree had been decorated in a "simple and refined" fashion.
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Things that you could easily shrug off in the past or manage effectively now seem like insurmountable obstacles, Kerr explains.
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In the past, rich countries could shrug off the sort of adjustments in emerging markets that appear to be looming.
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So people don't take the target seriously and tend to shrug off ECB stimulus efforts like the one announced today.
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Your therapist may be right about rejection sensitivity (some people can more easily shrug off a perceived slight than others).
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Thankfully, we're not huge corporations — we can shrug off those gaffes and go on with our lives with an apology.
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Before you shrug off the idea of hand-crafting your own footwear (it's easy, we promise!), allow us to explain.
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Elsewhere, currency markets were broadly risk-positive as investors appeared to shrug off concerns about the U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Given the trust that is assumed between a writer and her readers, this mishandling is not something to shrug off.
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Stress is so normalized, it is easy for women to shrug off those symptoms as simply the consequences of stress.
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These are the women who flout convention, who shrug off the norms, the eccentrics who do things their own way.
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I shrug off the anxiety of the vagueness of the number of cans of sauce — is it two or three?
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Investors have begun to shrug off geopolitical concerns to focus instead on a results season expected to support equity markets.
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This isn't just true of the comments that Trump critics find offensive, and Trump supporters shrug off as simply inartful.
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Rallying stock markets also helped investors to shrug off concerns that trade disputes among the world's largest economies will hit growth.
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Having an issue hit this close to home has made it impossible for him to ignore or shrug off political news.
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But neither can we say any work of art is above criticism just because its creator wants to shrug off responsibility.
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Chinese markets appeared to shrug off the disappointing trade numbers, though they will add to worries about a global economic slowdown.
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Now, though, DARPA has built a super-fast chip that will help create devices able to shrug off radio-frequency attacks.
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Bill Clinton was able to shrug off Republican efforts to impeach him as just business, while keeping focused on policy goals.
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Jet.com. Before you shrug off the idea, saving the site for your home and beauty needs only, take a look ahead.
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The International Monetary Fund warned Wednesday that European banks cannot solely rely on a cyclical recovery to shrug off their problems.
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"Unless Facebook can shrug off these newfound worries and sellers, the whole FANG cohort could be back in trouble," Cramer said.
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If you need to shrug off a few extra calories, just ask someone close to you to betray you without warning.
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I could petulantly shrug off all the dire news and flip to the Cartoon Network, but she didn't have that option.
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It also seems pointless to "Americanize" French morality when the United States has a president whose supporters shrug off his philandering.
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We shrug off the suspicion of cellphone radiation but worry about genetically modified foods, even though neither has any demonstrated harm.
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Trump's sharpest critics have already begun to raise the alarm about Trump's plans to shrug off the new law's transparency requirements.
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The propaganda battle between the Koreas escalated on Wednesday, even as Asian stock markets appeared to shrug off the latest tensions.
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And sharply slower jobs growth won't sustain the healthy consumer spending required for the economy to shrug off the manufacturing downturn.
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U.S. traders appeared to shrug off the first charges related to a probe of possible Russian interference in last year's U.S. election.
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Further, they cited the Democratic shrug-off as proof that they were trying to keep the issue hot for the November midterms.
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For now, however, bankers shrug off such concerns, noting that pipelines - particularly on the LBO side - have already showed signs of improvement.
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If markets shrug off the current jitters, the rise in bank stock prices should more than make up for the bonus shortfall.
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And while Bolton may try to shrug off any potential wrongdoing, Trump still has reason to be worried about Bolton potentially testifying.
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"If trade uncertainties persist it will be difficult for oil to shrug off concerns about the threat to global demand," Innes added.
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The P20 Pro can shrug off those complaints on the strength of its awesome fingerprint reader and genuinely useful face-unlocking technology.
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With a population of less than 350,000 people, Iceland's economy is neither large enough nor diversified enough to shrug off the failure.
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Photo: Uwe BellhäuserIt's easy to shrug off a few dings on your car, but the touchscreen you're staring at all day long?
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Her blind spot incites it in the Twitter era: She descends to lazy comedy of a sort people don't shrug off anymore.
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It's why he was able to shrug off the protests from gay rights groups: activists attacked the literal readings of his language.
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The longer the trade war drags on, the greater the risk of economic damage no presidential tweet can make markets shrug off.
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Jones, a 30-year union man, was able to shrug off the threats because he had grown used to them over time.
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In a society obsessed with pop culture, who will be the first brave celebrity to shrug off stigma and start the conversation?
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For Cramer, the biggest shocker of wasn't the 300-plus-point climb or the market's ability to shrug off trade war fears.
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It's easier to shrug off most other things, too: missed opportunities, the unwarranted anger of others, fear of looking like a fool.
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Cybersecurity attacks have become so common that experts worry about the onset of "cyberfatigue" as consumers begun to shrug off their impact.
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They can shrug off an unwanted pregnancy as someone else's problem, even though they contributed half the genetic material to the fetus.
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It's worth thinking about what it meant that everyone was so willing to shrug off boorish behavior in public as not real.
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Today, many Iranians shrug off most of these sins, saying it should be up to individuals to decide if they commit any.
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Should players shrug off racist chants as a part of the game, as some Italian fans suggested after an episode last year?
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The company is enjoying rising sales as Chinese consumers shrug off the country's slowing economic growth and continue their online buying spree.
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We can't shrug off these dangers just because these hackers have, so far, largely made relatively powerful people and groups their targets.
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In theory, for both steel and aluminum, Chinese exporters should be able to shrug off U.S. anti-dumping duties, or the threat thereof.
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"Investors right now continue to shrug off almost all bearish news and continue buying stocks," said Adam Sarhan, CEO of 50 Park Investments.
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Investors took note, but at that point she wasn't considered a frontrunner for the Democratic nomination so it was easier to shrug off.
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But a lot of it also seems to run on dude-comedy autopilot, which is getting harder just to shrug off these days.
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So even if you think you can shrug off a bout of influenza, you could spread it to more vulnerable people who can't.
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But to shrug off GoPro's drone is to ignore a larger question: why have American efforts to build a popular consumer drone failed?
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I shrug off the hesitation and initial fear, knowing that I have so many strong women, strong statistics, and strong opinions behind me.
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Not all farmers are as scientifically literate as Lester or Sayer; many shrug off climate change as just another shift in the weather.
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Chick-fil-A wants to shrug off its anti-gay label by changing its image despite previously donating money to anti-LGBTQ organizations.
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Normally, this would be the kind of thing I could shrug off and look at logically—rejection is a part of the process.
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So yeah, it was a deliberate move to—people call it "indie" and I hate the word "indie"—shrug off the band thing.
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When Olsen barks, "Shut up, kiss me, hold me tight," it's not the kind of command you'd shrug off without a second thought.
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Fed officials, so far, have appeared to shrug off the President's comments, repeatedly making the point that they're going about business as usual.
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The Aero PTZ Camera can also shrug off nasty weather, and whatever happens to get picked up and thrown around by strong winds.
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I'm not inclined to shrug off conclusive evidence that Russia, with the helping hands of its state security service, has overseen systematic doping.
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But every worrisome storm that ultimately falls short of doomsday raises fears that next time people may shrug off the call to evacuate.
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As he built a power at the N.C.A.A.'s nonscholarship Division III level, Gagliardi would shrug off his success with self-deprecating humor.
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" Coculuzzi didn't find much solace in Wong's statement, arguing it was an apology "to save face" and "a way to shrug off responsibility.
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Which is why Trump will likely shrug off this latest test, just as he has with all the others over the past week.
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Google became a siren for other, smaller tech firms to move to the neighborhood, which was beginning to shrug off its industrial roots.
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And it isn't easy to shrug off a defect petition: Under federal law, a denial requires justifying the decision in the Federal Register.
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Business leaders may shrug off the disappointment of the Olympics delay for now, though, and keep the focus on mitigating the coronavirus damage.
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They also shrug off any material impact on their earnings for this year because the first quarter has been a traditionally low season.
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They also shrug off any material impact on their earnings for this year because the first quarter has been a traditionally low season.
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Investors continue to shrug off developments in Washington, with the House voting to approve articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump last night.
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Of course, it is possible for companies that don't issue special controlling shares to shrug off the "short-termism" of the stock market.
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After brief jitters in morning trading on news of the North Korean missile that passed over Japan, investors chose to shrug off geopolitical tensions.
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You may readily shrug off a statement you disagree with, but seeing the world depicted in a certain way can be harder to dismiss.
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But once you have that foundation of your character and who you are, then it's easier to shrug off comments that won't help you.
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The dollar failed to shrug off pressure from the Fed minutes released on Wednesday, which were more dovish than some market participants had expected.
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In the prospering southern state of Tamil Nadu the dominant local party also looks set to shrug off corruption charges and return to office.
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One of the things that makes Roethlisberger so good is his ability to shrug off hits that you'd expect would take down another quarterback.
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It's not just silence of the victim, but also those who simply shrug off harassment as 'locker-room talk' or 'boys will be boys.
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The FBI has not hesitated to charge others for misleading statements, but it seems to shrug off these conflicts in testimony by its own.
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And where the wisest characters are the ones who can shrug off the past, while those who recall it are compelled to repeat it.
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Optimism over European politics helped investors shrug off a fractious G7 summit marked by stark divisions between the United States and allies over trade.
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They also tend to shrug off a strengthening U.S. dollar, which makes commodities priced in the greenback more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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French lender Societe Generale also rose as its capital buffer was stronger than expected, helping investors shrug off a decline in quarterly net profit.
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Since no one was willing to complain to our father over such an awkward issue, we'd just shrug off the disappointment and start over.
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He even went on to shrug off his offseason incident with police officers, saying that it actually shows how genuine he is about this.
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Though the major Wall Street averages wobbled around breakeven Tuesday, stocks are back near record highs as investors shrug off the wave of fear.
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Donald Trump continues to shrug off a CIA report that Russia meddled in the 2016 election with the specific goal of helping him win.
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Which is why Trump will likely shrug off this latest test, just as he has with all the others over the past two weeks.
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Those moves were an expression of confidence that the world's major economies would shrug off President Trump's trade war and continue to grow strongly.
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The life perspective that Lyle's death provided made it easy for Thomas to shrug off the putt that failed to drop at No. 9.
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But it is hard to shrug off the cost of repairing or replacing storm-damaged weapons systems when jet fighters cost $133 million apiece.
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Iranian leaders can blame the U.S. — or, alternatively, paint the virus as a paper tiger much like they've tried to shrug off sanctions' impact.
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It's a deep pleasure to see her shrug off such strictures and lavish her attention on the petty, the creepy and the galloping mad.
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Oil markets seemed to shrug off the sanctions, dipping about a half-percent in trading on Tuesday with prices at around $51.80 per barrel.
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And though his union with Jolie made him even more cataclysmically famous, by then he'd at least learned to shrug off everyone else's expectations.
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He's also wearing the clothes and living the life of a scoundrel, in a society that seems to shrug off Dougie's misbehavior as acceptable.
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As investors try to shrug off concerns about higher interest rates, a slew of events are expected to keep investors busy during today's session.
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Meanwhile, U.S. stocks have been able to mostly shrug off the lingering trade fears amid strong economic data and strong gains in tech shares.
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That helped Britain's blue-chip index shrug off losses in exporter firms such as pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca, which were pressured by a stronger pound.
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Investors seemed to shrug off concerns over a missile test by North Korea that put the entire U.S. mainland within range of its nuclear weapons.
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Video footage shows the women berating the worker for allegedly shaking the bathroom door and calling them "porn stars" – allegations he appeared to shrug off.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks advanced on Friday as upbeat earnings helped investors shrug off heightened trade anxieties and weaker-than-expected July jobs growth.
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Some bankers shrug off the phenomenon as part of changing market demand, and say issuers redeeming bonds early enables them to manage their liability profile.
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You'll see the enraged Sawtooth easily shrug off an electrified rope trap that should have stunned it and almost crush poor Aloy more than once.
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I don't wish to shrug off either consideration, but I'm confident that these headphones couldn't be as good as they are without accepting those downsides.
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Moscow also had to shrug off the deaths of an still-unknown number of Russian mercenaries in Syria in a US counterstrike on February 7.
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His best bet for shedding that image, I think, would be to shrug off the good guy antics and embrace his dark side once again.
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The last few weeks have seen Trump step up his attacks on Cruz, and Cruz has begun to respond rather than shrug off the jabs.
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You can also shrug off shoulder and neck stress with some shoulder rolls and gentle head turns, like you are shaking your head "no" slowly.
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And Corker also added that Trump's decision to shrug off the Khashoggi killing and side with Saudi Arabia undercut the United States' moral high ground.
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It would be easy to shrug off Carrey's art therapy approach to weathering this administration were his /r/im14andthisisdeep analysis of politics a private affair.
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Their deep feeling that whatever else he was, he was on their side permitted him to shrug off criticism as emanating from malevolent political elites.
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Regardless of how well this year's Games perform, many involved with the event conceded that it must continue to shrug off predictions of its demise.
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Most of the time, you can shrug off a supermoon, although it is a good excuse to start gazing at the night sky more regularly.
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He and Nova debate the idea of vigilante justice and question whether Renegades allow regular people to shrug off responsibility for creating an ethical society.
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The country's economy, trying to shrug off its worst slowdown in nearly three decades, is already hurting from the virus's effects on travel and tourism.
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The dollar's slide helped gold shrug off the impact of rising global Treasury yields, which increase the opportunity cost of holding non-interest bearing bullion.
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When those same leaders decided to champion him, they had to shrug off everything they'd ever said about the primacy of personal morality in politics.
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Even so, Mr. Mubarak's supporters have begun to shrug off the stigma associated with his name and to praise him as a bulwark against chaos.
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European equities finished Tuesday's session slightly higher, as investors appeared to shrug off concerns of a potential trade war and uncertainty following Italy's election result.
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While he has sought to shrug off the impeachment charges publicly, CNN reporting makes clear that he is privately quite agitated about the whole thing.
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She had to save two match points in the second round and shrug off a mental lapse while serving for the match in the semifinals.
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Even though Matt (Jason Ritter) and Annie (Melanie Lynskey) have been engaged for a while, they shrug off questions about when they'll set a wedding date.
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While the market managed to shrug off the comments by the close with technology stocks leading the way, it was a cause of concern for Cramer.
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While the market managed to shrug off the comments by the close with technology stocks leading the way, it was a cause for concern for Cramer.
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Even business elites who would typically shrug off human rights abuses as something to ignore on the road to profit are falling away from the regime.
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Fed policymakers are likely to shrug off the last quarter's growth spurt and focus on the weak domestic demand and inflation when they meet next month.
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Sometimes, these are minor hiccups that you can just shrug off — like a surface that hasn't been dusted for a while or a weak WiFi signal.
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Leonor attempts to shrug off her grandmother's arm as Letizia gets closer to her mother-in-law, and the two seem to share a heated exchange.
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Perhaps earlier QE announcements had an unusually large impact because markets were dysfunctional at the time; today, by contrast, traders can shrug-off balance-sheet policy.
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Fed policymakers are likely to shrug off the last quarter's growth spurt and focus on the weak domestic demand and inflation when they meet next week.
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In contrast, markets seemed to shrug off a survey that found factories in the euro zone had their worst month in March for almost six years.
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Investors appeared to shrug off Beijing's announcement it would suspend additional tariffs on U.S.-made vehicles and auto parts for three months starting Jan. 1. Amazon.
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Too often, even good "message" movies are easy to shrug off because they don't feel relevant to the way most of us live our daily lives.
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Drew McWeeny, HitFix: There is enough that is weird and beautiful and vividly absurd that I am willing to shrug off the familiar and the formula.
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This year, the government expects the economy to shrug off a collapse in oil prices and the impact of western sanction to expand by 2 percent.
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The Jan-March quarter numbers tend to be soft because of a seasonal quirk and Federal Reserve officials are likely to shrug off the weak data.
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Supporters of McCain shrug off his criticisms of Trump, arguing they are no different from his public criticisms of President George W. Bush and President Obama.
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"Mueller's going to look like a fool and I think the whole country's gonna shrug off everything else that Mueller does at that point," he said.
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Investors appeared to shrug off Beijing's announcement it would suspend additional tariffs on U.S.-made vehicles and auto parts for three months starting Jan. 1. Amazon.
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Often, they found a pathway to shrug off his behavior and minimize the consequences of Trump's reckless and divisive leadership, but now the cracks are showing.
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In the absence of fresh shocks or further gloom around the global economy, investors seemed to shrug off suspicions of Chinese skepticism during Tuesday's trading session.
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The equity market appeared to shrug off an early morning explosion that officials called an attempted terrorist attack at one of New York's busiest commuter hubs.
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And its treatment of hip-hop has led some of the genre's big stars to effectively boycott the awards, or at minimum, shrug off their relevance.
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Too often, we hear about another ISIS bombing in Iraq and shrug off this news, having become so desensitized to the brutality of the Middle East.
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The major averages are coming off a record-setting session after notching all-time highs as investors tried to shrug off the uncertainty around the coronavirus.
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She knew what he was implying — even if he worded it carefully enough to shrug off any blame — and she also knew how to do it.
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Many voters shrug off his provocations and exaggerations because they think he is delivering for them on kitchen-table issues and like his economic warfare against China.
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The others sit on $350bn of net cash and in most cases are controlled by their founders, who can shrug off slower earnings and share-price gyrations.
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But if the AMPs of Komodo dragons are potent enough to let them shrug off otherwise-fatal bites from their fellow animals, they are probably especially robust.
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Weekday concussions may happen at work, where there is a treatment protocol, but weekend concussions may be easier to shrug off without really slowing down, Redelmeier said.
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What that team has that Trump does not is an ability to shrug off moments of personal embarrassment that the candidate himself never seems to let go.
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But most of the time they simply shrug off complaints as "no big deal" or imply that people who report cyberstalking should be flattered by the attention.
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Financial spreadbetters expect European markets to shrug off Asia's gloom, and see flat to modestly higher openings for Britain's FTSE 100, Germany's DAX and France's CAC 13.
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Part of the problem has to do with this insect's uncanny ability to shrug off bug spray as it it were nothing more than a harmless cologne.
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He has chosen to shrug off recent attacks from the leading Republican candidate, Donald J. Trump, and has been relatively mild in his critiques of Mr. Sanders.
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And not only did she shrug off the kidney stone (whom she's affectionately named her "Doha pearl"), she flashed her signature megawatt grin in her hospital gown.
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Zuckerberg might come off as arrogant, but if you were running a company that seemed poised to shrug off two days of congressional hearings, wouldn't you be?
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RF Yasiel Puig tried to shrug off the frustration he caused the Mets Wednesday with a leisurely run around the bases after his three-run home run.
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These days, it must be hard to shrug off the temptation to look up videos showing how to solve these things after a few minutes of inaction.
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But it's hard to shrug off the price, which (depending on your options) ends up being 210 bucks less than the Surface it's so clearly modeled after.
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Across the Capitol, House GOP leaders charged with oversight were less aggressive than their Senate counterparts, seeming to shrug off calls for Congress to get more involved.
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The bid for bonds could be coming from a number of factors as investors shrug off the central bank's warnings of further price increases throughout the economy.
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Japanese steelmakers, enjoying the best market conditions in at least three years, have so far been able to shrug off fears of a U.S.-China trade war.
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Afterward, Solo, who has had a controversial career and is still involved in a domestic violence case, tried to shrug off the treatment she had just received.
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There is a collective tendency here to shrug off the attention that has been lavished on this 11,000-person town in the 15 years since the Sept.
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Given all the obvious differences between then and now, one could shrug off the hand-wringing as historical trauma made obsolete by Germany's political and constitutional reality.
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With every pulse, the sun will shrug off layers of its outer atmosphere until all that's left is a hot, heavy core, surrounded by a planetary nebula.
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How any human being can shrug off the danger facing already marginalized and persecuted asylum seekers and essentially say they deserve the consequences is difficult to comprehend.
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And they argue that the public will shrug off the controversy, as voters knew what they were getting when they elected a reality television star as president.
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European stocks failed to shrug off jitters by Monday's close, as Turkey's worsening economic crisis prompted investors to offload riskier equities and flee to safe-haven assets.
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Conservatives might be able to shrug off half a million in D.C., 750,85003 in Los Angeles, 400,000 in New York, 100,000 in Oakland and 175,000 in Seattle.
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Though neither can shrug off Iowa, and though neither has given any indication that they are doing so, the state is not make-or-break for them.
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New York (CNN Business)The Dow and the US stock market finished lower Thursday, but investors continued to shrug off the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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We can't imagine spending all eternity with a man who doesn't value the importance of a waffle iron, but Lauren managed to shrug off her fiancé's negative comments.
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In Pride's opinion, U.S. economic expansion will continue, but the possibility of a recession is not one to shrug off completely in a market that has its fragilities.
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Investors appeared to shrug off data showing producer prices surged the most in more than five years in December, as prices of coal and other raw materials soared.
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If Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways could survive and thrive during the 2007-08 financial crisis, they can surely shrug off whatever 2017 has to throw at them.
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Aston Martin seems to have decided to shrug off those considerations and just do its best effort at matching the Rolls-Royce Vision 100 limousine for sheer excess.
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A Reuters poll earlier this month predicted the rand would hover around current levels in the coming year as investors shrug off credit rating reviews and domestic elections.
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Markets may shrug off President Donald Trump's budget when it's released Tuesday, but it is an important starting point for something the market cares deeply about — tax reform.
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And so those who can't shrug off small personal or professional lapses—or at least separate these shortfalls from how they regard themselves—are bound to feel low.
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Moody, stupid and allergic to responsibility, Andy is going to shrug off anything that causes ripples in his lazy pool of cool – like beautiful women looking for love.
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A weaker rupee coupled with a shift in sectoral funds have helped the pharma and information technology stocks shrug off the weakness in the broader markets in June.
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The focus on trade talks led domestic markets to shrug off positive growth figures from a closely watched measure of Australian business conditions, which edged higher in October.
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Most species are secretive loners, shrug off standard radio collars with ease, and run close to the ground "like small bolts of brown lightning," as one team noted.
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The sawdust on the pit's floor becomes a symbol of all the wretchedness and violence Gaza and his father inflict on their human cargo, and casually shrug off.
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Derrick Rose, a talented, maligned, half-broke 2101.8-year-old in desperate search of a third act, was more than happy to shrug off that relatively minor downside.
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Reixa would attempt to shrug off the comparison to the Animal Collective member by offering the darker Pop Negro (literally "Black Pop"), before falling completely off the map.
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Hours before, Bolsonaro appeared to shrug off advice from his medical team to self-isolate after several members of his delegation to Florida tested positive for the virus.
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The way Lara Jean seems to shrug off the racism in "Sixteen Candles" is not a form of excusing it; it's a way of walking forward from it.
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"This isn't a throwaway drone whose loss the US will just shrug off," Ulrike Franke, a drone expert with the European Council on Foreign Relations, said on Twitter.
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If Microsoft had been able to shrug off the antitrust attacks of the United States government, why would Google care about a complaint filed by some small firm?
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Mr. Sanders has long seen himself as an underestimated figure and a political revolutionary, allies say, and he has confidence in his extraordinary ability to shrug off attacks.
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AD: So back to the original issue of the way that the markets now have now been able to shrug off these sabre rattling events of North Korea.
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The more time we spend inside her visions, the more we are invited to enable her, to shrug off our worry in favor of an absorbing paranormal mystery.
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Analysts who gathered for Walmart's investors' day in New York seemed to shrug off concerns about China, focusing instead on the company's lackluster results in the fourth quarter.
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And while some 20-somethings might shrug off their mom's advice — or worse, do the exact opposite — Apatow admits she was definitely smart to listen on this one.
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Wall Street stock futures were pointing to a flat open on Thursday as investors shrug off the Democratic-controlled House voting Wednesday night to impeach President Donald Trump.
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U.S. stock index futures were slightly higher ahead of Wednesday's open, as investors tried to shrug off concerns following a testimony by the chair of the Federal Reserve.
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Congress has the power to help Puerto Rico shrug off its ineffectual government and take some concrete steps toward escaping its decade-long recession and creating jobs again.
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Do you think it's ethically sound for an artist to appropriate such a potent symbol of black suffering, sensationalize its morbidity, and later shrug off its political context?
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Go deeper: Venezuela at a crossroads as world leaders split on presidential support Oil markets shrug off Venezuela chaos for now A multilateral approach could smooth transition in Venezuela
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His leadership colleagues shrug off questions about why he's holding out and are moving past the divisive primary contest to frame the fall as all about defeating Hillary Clinton.
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The whales may need to shrug off skin infested by parasites like whale lice or gunked up by plankton that might make it harder to regulate their body temperatures.
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Click here to view original GIFMost electric wheelchairs and mobility devices can easily shrug off a little rain, but on the whole, they really don't mix well with water.
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Besides politics, one other theory may account for Nordstrom stock's ability to shrug off the President: Investors have simply stopped taking his tweets as seriously as they once did.
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Investors also seemed to shrug off North Korea's rejection of sanctions imposed by the U.N. Security Council and the country's traditionally defiant threat of retaliation against the United States.
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Moviegoers have continued to shrug off negative reviews as the movie has taken in more than $142 million domestically at 4,250 locations in its first 10 days for Sony.
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He also provided resistance that may offer a boost to a crisis-weary White House that has been unable to shrug off the dark cloud over the Russia investigation.
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Stock markets inched higher as the reassuring Chinese economic data helped investors shrug off disappointing bank earnings in the U.S., while volatility in European markets took another leg lower.
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Yes, it may seem ironic, but a lot of Americans can shrug off increasing fuel costs (and help the environment) if they go out and buy a new truck.
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Moviegoers have continued to shrug off negative reviews as the movie has taken in more than $142 million domestically at 4,250 locations in its first 20153 days for Sony.
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And if the Democratic establishment can shrug off demands that climate even be discussed, will it really listen to calls for action when it takes back the White House?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One leader Lewis Hamilton is backing Ferrari rival Sebastian Vettel to shrug off a run of poor form and mistakes after another nightmare weekend in Britain.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's big banks, long able to shrug off competition from start-ups, have been spooked by an account launched just six weeks ago by Goldman Sachs (GS.
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The cord is powerful enough to shrug off normal wear and tear and the battery pack has enough juice to bring a dead iPhone back to a full charge.
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In reality, fools like me who take too long to decide between virtually identical lotions get to shrug off our suffering because we know relief is on the horizon.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts hopes to shrug off fresh controversy over her claimed Native American heritage when she officially kicks off her campaign in her home state on Saturday.
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At certain moments, we can almost feel his desire to shrug off the straitjacket of fidelity and make this tale of false gods and flawed superheroes completely his own.
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The pledge over the weekend by Beijing's top leaders to support the Asian giant's slowing economy helped the rand shrug off domestic data showing the economy remained under pressure.
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Take some time to shrug off the chains of reason and logic this holiday season and experience the buzz of free thinking—before they try and ration that too!
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Republicans are preparing to shrug off a forthcoming report on alleged surveillance abuse during the 2016 campaign and turn their focus to an ongoing investigation of the Russia probe.
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Indeed, in many ways, the allegations surrounding Mr. Klein have laid bare Albany's cumbersome mechanisms for self-policing and the seeming ability of some here to shrug off scandal.
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Stocks were fractionally higher for a second session in line with global markets which rallied to shrug off the latest development in the trade spat between the U.S. and China.
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Now, the monks shrug off their habits in favor of jeans and plant between 300 and 600 habaneros each year, yielding a harvest between 2,000 and 3,000 pounds of peppers.
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - European shares inched up on Thursday, with blue chips in Milan taking the lead after better than expected Italian economic growth helped markets shrug off political worries.
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Or, it could be that in same-sex couples women find it easier to shrug off expectations that they will take on the bulk of child care or household chores.
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That helped to attract institutional investors, who tend to shrug off market gyrations and like to buy assets when they are cheap, says Jan Dehn of Ashmore, a fund manager.
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Most of the Cincinnatians I spoke to shrug off the question, insisting that the forces that gave rise to both the subway and the transit center have nothing in common.
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He has said he's not much of a cook and, when trying to shrug off the extreme stress of running a business, that he likes to go rambling around London.
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It's not difficult to imagine Biden doing the same—his talk about reconciliation doesn't seem like an ordinary political pose he could easily shrug off during the presidency or afterward.
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For CNBC's Jim Cramer, the biggest shocker of Monday's rally wasn't the Dow Jones Industrial Average's 300-plus-point climb or the market's ability to shrug off trade war fears.
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His eccentric style helped him shrug off a series of scandals, among them getting fired from the party's policy team while in opposition for lying about an extra-marital affair.
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For much of 2018, investors were surprisingly willing to shrug off risks posed by the trade war that erupted between China and the United States, the world's two largest economies.
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For years, Uber has struggled to shrug off intense criticism of its male-dominated workforce and concerns around whether it does enough to protect female riders from being sexually assaulted.
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For years, Uber has struggled to shrug off intense criticism of its male-dominated workforce and concerns around whether it does enough to protect female riders from being sexually assaulted.
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With Wall Street driven by a rally in iPhone maker Apple , investors seemed to shrug off fresh concerns about U.S.-China trade negotiations and looming U.S. tariffs on European imports.
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Major Asian indexes closed mostly higher on Monday, as regional markets appeared to shrug off heightened geopolitical tensions in the Korean Peninsula and digested the release of China PMI data.
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It includes some of the more common, and more insidious, forms of sexism that many women feel they have no choice but to shrug off and try to forget about.
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Russian assets have also been hurt by oil's 2114.86 percent decline since late-May and a hawkish central bank stance that has allowed the rouble to shrug off crude price weakness.
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Stock markets in India also managed to shrug off worries over the departure with initial election results in three states not as poor for the ruling party as some had expected.
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Ford Motor Company is trying to shrug off its old identity as a manufacturer of dumb automobiles and is selling its Transportation Mobility Cloud as an operating system for getting around.
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I am an ardent feminist, and I want to believe that I can shrug off all of the destructive conditioning I've received about what I "should" look like as a woman.
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The benchmark S&P index notched up its first five-week run of gains this year on Friday as robust corporate earnings helped investors shrug off worries about U.S. trade policies.
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Tequila sales, still largely confined to North America, are growing faster than the overall alcoholic drinks market as high-end brands help tequila shrug off its image as a party drink.
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Donald Trump again tried to shrug off concerns about alleged Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election Thursday after the Barack Obama's administration announced sanctions in response to suspected electoral meddling.
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Investors seemed to shrug off data showing the country's annual trade deficit widened to NZ$3.22 billion ($2.35 billion) in January from a deficit of NZ$2.84 billion a month before.
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Growth in Africa's largest economy slowed in the first two quarters of the year as the nation struggled to shrug off the impact of a recession it escaped from in 2017.
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For several years, the Russian economy has appeared able mostly to shrug off the effects of a series of Western sanctions tied to its incursions into Ukraine and its election meddling.
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Siemens, the German conglomerate, bucked the trend of boardroom caution when it said on Thursday that it expected to shrug off global geopolitical tensions and notch "moderate" sales growth next year.
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Israel hasn't confirmed its role, but as the U.S. has its way in Iraq's airspace, many Iraqis believe it facilitated the attacks, so the U.S. can't shrug off Israel's alleged actions.
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However, Bescansa and the Podemos party seemed to shrug off negative remarks from the opposition, noting that women across the country breastfeed in public and don't face ridicule for doing it.
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But being in such a vulnerable position where I'm seeking out this really personal medical care, and having half a dozen strangers harassing me, it's not so easy to shrug off.
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Local, state and federal officials have been warning Florida residents for days about the threat posed by Irma, and have urged residents who often shrug off hurricanes to seek shelter inland.
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At the time, some people tried to shrug off Clinton's infidelity as a private matter: Of course he shouldn't have done it, but this didn't affect his ability to be president.
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That failed to quell the anger with many employees suggesting the CEO was trying to shrug off Kaplan's support of a man accused of sexual misconduct while at school and in college.
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Convinced of the primacy of the healthy US economy, willing to shrug off a day's losses on the stock market and wielding his favorite tariff tool, Trump is not at all fazed.
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The approach also allows Impossible to shrug off concerns that it could lose customers who want a healthier, less-processed product, or for whom a blended meat and veggie product is preferable.
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Coke's ability to shrug off that trend in the latest earnings report, for one, is "a testimony to their management," said Schlossberg, who is managing director of FX strategy at his firm.
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Samsung has quietly announced its new Chromebook 3, bumping the specs compared to its predecessors while also providing it with longer battery life and a metal body that can shrug off drops.
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It's the kind of sneaky sophistication that would be easy to shrug off when you look at Spiegel and think about Snapchat through the lens of silly animal filters and Cosmo videos.
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At the Code Conference, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos — who Denton said Gawker was often critical of — also said that Thiel should essentially shrug off the grudge match and grow some thicker skin.
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It's not clear yet if the boost from Star Wars will allow investors to shrug off the drag from ESPN, with Disney shares dipping down about 3 percent in after hours trading.
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It was harder to push people in a larger place, who could shrug off the sharp looks of their neighbors, and who didn't feel personally implicated in the failings of their community.
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During a visit to Egypt last month, Macron sought to shrug off the sparring, calling Salvini and Di Maio's comments "insignificant" and adding that he dealt only with Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte.
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"People who shrug off weight gain do so at their own risk—risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, and other life-threatening conditions," said study co-author Christopher Murray in a statement.
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The markets appeared to shrug off the rhetoric coming from the European Union, which said it could slap new import taxes on American orange juice, bourbon, denim, cranberries, peanut butter and motorcycles.
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Trump's response to Charlottesville and his public feuds with McConnell and other senators have led some observers to conclude that Congress may shrug off the president's demands during the tax reform process.
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But that doesn't mean we should shrug off the background story here, which is that family members of politicians, and politicians themselves, have too much latitude to trade on their names and connections.
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Markets are also struggling to shrug off sharply reduced expectations that the Fed will deliver a large rate cut by the end of the month, following surprisingly strong U.S. job growth for June.
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A month ago the two countries were close to conflict, as Iran threatened to shrug off a deal, signed with six world powers, that limited its nuclear programme in return for economic relief.
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NASA is now preparing for a human mission to Mars, but if our descendants ever shrug off their terrestrial bonds, it won't be Homo sapiens who leaves, but another, more intelligently designed species.
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Shale oil could help rebalance global commodity prices as the sector looks to shrug off a tough couple of years, the chief executive of one the industry's leading services companies has told CNBC.
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Kyrgios on Tuesday was still battling to shrug off a hip injury which ended his U.S. Open campaign but trained with the team ahead of the weekend's tie at Sydney's Ken Rosewall Arena.
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BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The euro zone economy notched up modest growth in the final three months of last year, showing the bloc has little muscle to shrug off the globe's mounting economic problems.
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The Sanders camp is undertaking a campaign to shrug off speculation that its candidate's support is slipping, releasing a memo Monday saying Sanders is in the best position to unseat Trump next year.
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The head of a multi-billion-dollar hedge fund firm said the situation has become "a Rorschach test" where people celebrate or shrug off Trump's comments depending on what they want to see.
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It's why he can retweet white supremacists and play insult comic on the stump and encourage violence at his rallies and shrug off the brickbats of the Republican, Democratic, media, and cultural establishments.
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The state is determined to shrug off the conventional wisdom that any momentum gained — or hopes cruelly dashed — in the wintry, rural expanses of Iowa and New Hampshire will decide what comes after.
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FTSE;PCTCHNG:1 33/4%, as solid gains in banks and utilities helped the export-heavy index shrug off the impact of a surge in sterling, which typically weakens sentiment towards component companies.
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Weary as we are of despairing over the mass extinctions being caused by hyperdevelopment, it's tempting to take comfort in the ability of some animals to shrug off our brutalization of the planet.
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But he's also aware of how frustrating it is for people to suffer from chronic pain and to have a doctor shrug off their symptoms as a normal part of being a woman.
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But these days, alas, Republican officeholders and Trump's base of voters shrug off and enable tirades, taunts, and threats and a stonewalling of Congress they would surely deem unacceptable in a Democratic administration.
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The current risks to the U.S. economy are about even but the Fed cannot "shrug off" risks of a trade war, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari told a Quinnipiac forum in New York.
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It doesn't sound like a big deal, but Brooks subsequently had a weird interaction with Grayson Allen—not necessarily a pillar of sportsmanship, himself—who seemed to shrug off Brooks's attempt at a hug.
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RENAULT: French carmaker Renault said on Friday it achieved record levels of profitability in the first half as emerging-market sales surged, enabling it to shrug off challenges caused by adverse foreign exchange rates.
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In that context, it would be wrong to romanticize those few minutes, to shrug off a few smashed windows as a price worth paying for a decent bit of noise at a soccer game.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement told French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday that it does not represent a threat to the European Union, and sought to shrug off the label "populist".
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It's especially noteworthy when you do manage to pull that off, since so many other candidates, having already asked many questions throughout the session, mindlessly shrug off this little last thing at the end.
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The results sent Facebook's shares up more than 7 percent in aftermarket trading on Wednesday, reflecting Wall Street's willingness to shrug off the company's privacy issues as long as the money keeps flowing in.
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Being called a "shit-spackled Muppet-fart" or "that wheezing bag of dick-tits" isn't going to faze a villain who can shrug off point-blank gunfire, or a sword-thrust through the chest.
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"That's why the company can seemingly shrug off the trade war, something that's done a lot of damage to many other U.S. brands with a lot of business in the People's Republic," Cramer said.
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She's fun to watch onscreen because her characters so often shrug off judgment, meeting setbacks with enviable self-assurance, or at least the ability to bounce back fast and hard when despair sets in.
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The vast majority attempted to shrug off Trump's announcement while emphasizing the importance of the longer term goal of investing in energy sources that are meant to leave a lighter footprint on the planet.
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Black immigrant parents may tell their children to shrug off their encounters with racism, but what good does that do the child who must leave his house every day and be black in America?
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Read more: In battleground Florida, Republicans shrug off Trump's tweet 'kerfuffle' Affected homeowners were offered 140 percent of fair market value for the properties, according to a representative for the Village of Mount Pleasant.
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Trying to shrug off all the bad news, Mr. Johnson rallied supporters in the West Midlands with his message that only a vote for the Conservatives guarantees that Britain will leave the European Union.
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Facebook can afford to shrug off an expected $5 billion fine over privacy, but the $580 billion social network and several of its peers face a grilling from regulators and Congress on multiple fronts.
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Several thousand kilometers away, over in Wuhan, China, where the pandemic began, a 37-year-old office worker named Yaqi came down with similar symptoms, which she also attempted to shrug off with sleep.
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Agassi, the 1999 French Open champion, sat stoically in a black T-shirt and sunglasses, observing Djokovic shrug off a little rust before defeating Marcel Granollers of Spain, 21-210, 26-22, 26-22.
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After years in which any sign of economic weakness was reason enough for the Fed to maintain its stimulus campaign, the Fed is now willing to shrug off at least a little bad data.
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Director Alison Klayman accompanies former Trump administration strategist Steve Bannon on his journey to build a nationalist movement in Europe, and repeatedly challenges Bannon's easygoing persona, which he uses to shrug off trying questions.
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"We intend to appeal this disappointing ruling, which would allow Trump to shrug off crucial environmental laws that protect people and wildlife," said Brian Segee, a senior attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity.
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But others, such as wealthy Germany, shrug off the treaty obligation, leaving the United States, which spends 3.6 percent of GDP on defense, to shoulder the burden of their security against a revanchist Russia.
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It is true that Myanmar could not simply shrug off the allegations of genocide brought to the ICJ by Gambia on behalf of the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation, a body of 57 countries.
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The United States, under President Trump, is abdicating an important moral obligation to all democracies by seeming to shrug off the most egregious of human rights violations from both our allies and our enemies.
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As it turns out, it's hard to shrug off one of your writers going on a sarcastic tirade about how rape victims who don't want to go to the police are selfish and stupid.
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But now, Cameroonian albino brothers Rene and Clifford Bouma are using their rap music to shrug off the stigma and advocate for all albinos and other vulnerable communities to develop a sense of self-esteem.
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With the help of industries like health care and a technology sector that didn't even exist in the '80s, Texas has managed to shrug off the oil glut with only a modest drop in growth.
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If Iran were to shrug off the nuclear deal entirely, it could take thousands of old centrifuges out of storage, install them underground and build up a huge stock of uranium enriched to higher levels.
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And the vast majority of it is coming from Trump's own tribal group of bonobos, his so-called fratty "Trump Bros," who either shrug off his hateful speech and lack of experience or embrace it.
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With his carefully ruffled blond hair and often dishevelled appearance, Johnson's disarming wit and charm have proved popular with the public and helped him to shrug off crises that might have ended others' political careers.
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With his carefully ruffled blond hair and often disheveled appearance, Johnson's disarming wit and charm have proved popular with the public and helped him to shrug off crises that might have ended others' political careers.
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Gold fell for a third day on Friday as the dollar firmed after the UK national election left no single party with a claim to power though most investors seemed to shrug off the uncertainty.
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The vice presidential debate didn't set off the fireworks of last week's clash, which saw a sniffing Donald shrug off his tax returns and Hillary shimmy her way into a comfortable lead in the polls.
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Simmering political and diplomatic tensions kept demand firm for safe-haven assets, allowing Germany to shrug off recent failed auctions to sell 2.435 billion euros of 43-year bonds despite yields near multi-week lows.
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There are no simple answers to the problems that confront families and communities harmed by globalization, and it does little good to shrug off their plight as the inevitable consequence of a new industrial revolution.
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Trump likened the evolving U.S. COVID-19 mortality rate, which he predicted will be less than 1 percent, to what Americans have come to shrug off from influenza annually or the toll from automotive accidents.
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At the beginning of 2020, after stalled denuclearization talks with the US failed to restart, Kim announced that his country would bolster its nuclear defenses and shrug off self-imposed moratoriums on major weapons testing.
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Toshiba Machine jumped 3.5% after the former subsidiary of Toshiba Corp said it would sell its 15.8% stake in NuFlare to its former parent, aiming to shrug off a higher counter offer by Hoya Corp.
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Such expectations helped shrug off concerns over political instability in Italy after Prime Minister Matteo Renzi resigned on the back of a resounding defeat on Sunday in a referendum over his plans for constitutional reform.
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She's got a lot of depth, and she's lived a life, and it was exciting to be able to reach into those real human depths," including the ability to "shrug off the burden of likability.
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" The ability to shrug off the mean crack, the sexist joke, the gratuitous jab at the weak is, in some quarters, seen as a form of strength, of "being flexible," of "not taking shit serious.
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It's easy to treat the Palin endorsement as political theater — something to laugh at or shrug off — because Palin herself has spent more of the past several years as more an entertainer than a politician.
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Johnson, whose unconventional style has helped him shrug off a series of scandals in the past, has won over much of his party by arguing that only he can rescue the Conservatives by delivering Brexit.
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Brazil's busiest pipeline of bond and equity offerings in at least six years is being fueled by growing investor confidence in the country's ability to emerge from a harsh recession and shrug off global market turmoil.
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His most ardent fans, however, shrug off these arguments, pointing out that former President Ronald Reagan was once a Democrat and that former President Jimmy Carter – disliked by many Republicans – was a man of deep faith.
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Why it matters: So far at least, global stock markets have seemed to shrug off the relentless jostling of the financial system, mostly by President Trump, with all three major U.S. exchanges rising again on Thursday.
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The decision win—which is the first on Nelson's UFC record—saw him shrug off a pair of takedown attempts and land just 33 strikes, while a back-peddling Rosholt landed a similarly low 50 strikes.
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This market's signature move is the shrug: Stocks seem to shrug off any and all adverse-seeming news and march to new highs, while investors shrug in confusion over why nothing seems to disturb the rally.
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Lovato has been vocal about her support of body positivity in the past, so it's not all that surprising that she would shrug off this leak, particularly if she doesn't feel like the photo is scandalous.
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The three major auction houses are set to auction off more than $1 billion worth of fine art this week, marking a test of whether collectors can shrug off turmoil in Washington and sagging stock markets.
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General Motors' first-quarter earnings rose 34 percent, topping Wall Street estimates by a wide margin, as strong pickup truck and SUV sales in the U.S. helped the company shrug off weaker sales in other regions.
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Cherry-picking win-loss records can be reductive, of course, but Winston's teams also demonstrated an offensive balance and overall facility to shrug off self-inflicted wounds that FSU hasn't otherwise experienced in the Fisher era.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese real estate developers surveyed by Reuters mostly plan to increase their land investments in 2017 as they shrug off record prices and government tightening measures while seeking to expand their market share.
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That in turn helped euro zone stocks rise 4.4 percent in April, outperforming Wall Street for the second straight month, and shrug off slower earnings growth and weeks of disappointing data that signaled slowing economic growth.
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If there wasn't a thermonuclear trigger lurking in the background, the bombast might be easier to shrug off with the school yard adage: "Sticks and stone may break my bones, but names will never hurt me".
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Prominent men can shrug off trysts or cheating or scandals as male behavior — or, as Nationals M.P. Barnaby Joyce said after impregnating a staffer, a symptom of the "loneliness" of higher office — then return to work.
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On Tuesday in West Virginia, collusion hide-and-seek appeared to be little more than a way for the president to shrug off a series of damaging developments; Mr. Trump quickly moved on to other subjects.
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S. FLORIDA 31, STONY BROOK 17 Quinton Flowers threw for 186 yards and two second-half touchdowns to help No. 19 South Florida shrug off a slow start in a victory at home over Stony Brook.
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London's blue-chip FTSE 100 advanced 1.1% as gains in banks and consumer goods helped the export-heavy index shrug off the impact of a surge in sterling, which typically weakens sentiment towards internationally focused companies.
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Red Sox 2017, Yankees 1 BOSTON — It is the ritual of a baseball player to shrug off today's misfortune, knowing that there will be a chance to get on the right side of the ledger tomorrow.
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"Many of the voters in last year's presidential election cast their ballots animated in part by a desire to shrug off the burden of world leadership," she told the chamber, never mentioning President Trump by name.
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"The market likes profits," he said, citing robust fundamentals as a reason Wall Street on Wednesday has been able to largely shrug off former Trump lawyer Cohen's guilty plea and former Trump campaign chairman Manafort's conviction.
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Cynics within the alt-right have so far seemed to mostly shrug off the idea, with some wondering why Furie didn't just sell meme-friendly Pepe merchandise for profit and donate the proceeds to leftist causes.
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He kept working to improve the movie — "I made another moment better and another moment better," he says — and those incremental successes helped him shrug off the weight of his disappointment and Hollywood's criticism of his work.
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Online grocer Ocado made more modest gains, up 0.3 percent as investors seemed to shrug off its first half results, in which it said it expected a recently clinched international deal would be "the first of many".
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"Food sales have managed to shrug off the consumer slowdown, after all, eating three meals a day is more important than having the very latest iPhone," Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said in a note.
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"Italy doesn't shrug off its responsibility when it comes to saving lives, but it asks that others do the same," Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli, in charge of Italian ports and coast guard, said after the Spanish announcement.
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Fed officials are likely to shrug off the surge in growth last quarter and focus on a measure of domestic demand that increased at only a 1.3 percent rate, the slowest since the second quarter of 2013.
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India and Pakistan are so often at odds that there is a tendency to shrug off their spats, but not since their most recent, full-blown war in 1971 has the risk of escalation been so high.
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It's not exactly mature to imagine you can solve every problem by being super-strong and hitting it, or to fantasize about being able to shrug off any amount of damage and walk away with a quip.
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Speaking at a construction supply depot in West Virginia, Pence appeared to shrug off the failure of President Trump's first major legislative push, dismissing the defeat as a sign that "Congress just wasn't ready" for healthcare reform.
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AOL Time Warner, Palm and HP, eBay and its "power of three" strategy with PayPal and Skype — none of those materialized into actual synergy, and so we're wont to just shrug off the word as mere puffery.
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Yahoo Japan Corp said on Friday it would buy a minority stake in a Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange, becoming the latest major Japanese financial services provider to shrug off security concerns and join the digital money industry.
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When Mr. Trump was a wild outsider, it was easier for Mexicans to shrug off his taunts with their own lighthearted stunts, like smashing a stick into a piñata in the image of the orange-haired tycoon.
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Of course, even if post-EDM does become a "thing," it's likely that artists will choose a different name to describe it—or shrug off the idea of a label entirely, as musicians are wont to do.
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As for the political criticism, Biden can shrug off Trump's cheeky tweet that "African Americans will not be able to vote for you," since it only reminds voters that Trump sees him as his most formidable rival.
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If all you knew about forensic science was what you saw on television, you might shrug off this news, believing that only the most sophisticated and well-researched scientific evidence is used to solve and prove crimes.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Sales of higher-margin sports utility vehicles and cost cuts helped Volkswagen shrug off a 1 billion euro legal charge to meet first-quarter operating profit forecasts on Thursday, sending its shares 2.553 percent higher.
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McIlroy, who returned to complete his second round in the morning and started his third with a two-shot lead, was pleased with the fight he showed to shrug off bogeys on the fourth and eighth holes.
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The main focus of the report, though, was the lack of inflation, the heady rally in financial markets, their ability to shrug off geopolitical tensions and what the BIS called the "remarkable" low levels of market volatility.
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And, of course, the tape hasn't fully proven it can shrug off hawkish trade-war headlines, even if investors seem fine with the vague hope of a U.S.-China deal, not having fully priced on in yet.
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Asked about Cairo's role in the truce talks, Zeev Elkin, a member of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's security cabinet and Likud party, said Egyptian security needs meant the Arab power "understands that it cannot shrug off Gaza".
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"An increasingly murky macro picture is clouding the 2500 earnings outlook leaving investors to largely shrug off a solid start to the third quarter earnings season," said Alec Young, managing director of global markets research at FTSE Russell.
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It could show notifications, do basic fitness tracking, and shrug off water, but it also only had a simple black and white LCD display, and a reliance on physical buttons to navigate its UI, instead of a touchscreen.
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His ability to charm people with his quick wit and eccentric style helped him shrug off a series of scandals, including getting sacked from the party's policy team while in opposition for lying about an extra-marital affair.
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Don't get left in a lurch this summerIf you have a good set of credit cards in your wallet, you can travel with ease and shrug off any worries of things like lost bags or a missed connection.
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He's already proven that he makes for a skilled nature documentarian on Plizzanet Earth, and with this latest discovery, he demonstrated an unparalleled knack for finding something remarkable in what any other host might shrug off as mundane.
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In private, senior Afghan officials said they were watching just how focused the United States would be in maintaining the pressure on Pakistan, a nuclear state that has long managed to shrug off previous American and international pressure.
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With fears easing that the United States would launch a trade war with Mexico, investors appeared to shrug off Trump's threat to impose more tariffs on China if no progress was made in talks with President Xi Jingping.
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In an era when the United States seems to be on the retreat — notice the absence of Americans from this story — it can be easy to shrug off China's advance as another instance of its rapid, ineluctable expansion.
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The retailer, which also runs Checkers and Usave chains in its home market, has managed to shrug off high levels of unemployment, rising living costs and slow growth in South Africa that have hurt many consumer-focused firms.
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"Normally, Turkey might be able to shrug off this kind of story; however, right now the Turkish economy is already in the terminal stages of a descent into crisis," said Marcus Chenevix, Middle East analyst at TS Lombard.
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But without Prince's ambition to shrug off a label, to fight for the best opportunities available to him, and to take his destiny into his own hands, who knows if he would have been the legend he became.
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I was totally underwhelmed by Carol, which surprised me because I had previously been in the Todd Haynes Can Do No Wrong camp, but would shrug off a Blanchett win like I shrugged off that boring Oscar-bait movie.
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So long as a strong global economy continues to help Britain shrug off the negative effects of the 2016 Brexit vote, and provided wage pressure continues to grow, then the BoE will need to raise interest rates, Vlieghe said.
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Apologies are, largely, performative, and the ones women have received in the last few months have become burdens unto themselves — and, crucially, pathways for men to shrug off responsibility: I said I was sorry, ball's in your court now.
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MILAN (Reuters) - European shares dipped in morning trading on Friday but were on course for eight straight weeks of gains, supported by a rally in energy shares and a weaker euro, which helped investors shrug off worries over Italy.
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The Australian dollar rose 0.1 percent to $0.7632, managing to mostly shrug off downbeat Chinese economic data after the latest survey of businesses from NAB showed the best conditions in two decades, with sales and profits surging in October.
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I can't vouch for how secure the device truly is, and even though it's easy to shrug off DTEK as a gimmicky app, the ability to view how often your personal data is being accessed is enlightening and welcome.
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The film draws its suspense — and its dark cynicism — from Kane's attempts to galvanize members of his community to take a stand against lawlessness and violence, as they shirk, flee from, or shrug off the crusade one by one.
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HAVANA, Sept 1 (Reuters) - JetBlue Airways opened two ticketing offices in Havana on Friday, the latest U.S. company to signal confidence in the Cuba market and to shrug off new tensions with the island nation under President Donald Trump.
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Miners like Anglo American, Glencore, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton were among the best performers in the region and traders managed to shrug off new data that showed business activity in the euro zone hitting a 13-month low.
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In the north-eastern primaries, as elsewhere, grassroots Republicans seemed to shrug off attacks on Mr Trump's conservative purity, swayed by their admiration for the businessman's signature policies, among them a proposal to ban Muslims from entry to America.
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Underscoring the consumer's ability to shrug off the anxiety that has gripped some businesses, the University of Michigan said on Friday that its monthly survey of consumer confidence in May showed sentiment at its healthiest level since June 2015.
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AND A LOT OF YOUR COLLEAGUES I'VE SPOKEN TO SUGGESTED THAT WAS BECAUSE YOU WANT TO SORT OF SHRUG OFF THE IMAGE THAT GOLDMAN SACHS' -- A WALL STREET CEO MIGHT HAVE AND PUT ACROSS A WITTY, MORE NATURE SIDE.
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PARIS/BERLIN, Oct 28.5 (Reuters) - Strong domestic stimulus is helping France shrug off a global slowdown even as export-dependent Germany heads closer to a recession, starkly divergent data on the euro zone's two leading economies showed on Wednesday.
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But through a mix of rugged and sometimes risky field work, laboratory studies and a willingness to shrug off the frequent loss of expensive tracking equipment, researchers are gaining insights into the lives, minds and startling appetites of parrots.
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"The trade and tariff overhang is inescapable for oil markets, so while trade uncertainties persist, it will be difficult for oil to shrug off concerns about the threat to global demand," said Stephen Innes, APAC market strategist at AxiTrader.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell on Thursday, as investors tried to shrug off the geopolitical tensions surrounding North Korea and the U.S. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note sat lower at 2.201 percent at 3:48 p.m.
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Heitkamp's justification for backing the bill suggests more Democrats in red areas may have to shrug off national Democrats in order to compete in red areas, as Conor Lamb did in a House special election in Pennsylvania this week.
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An optimistic jobs report is helping stocks recover from this week's brutal sell-off, and helping investors shrug off onrushing recession fears as unemployment hits a new 50-year low and payrolls rise by a better-than-expected 136,000.
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Nomad 1.5M Battery Lightning Cable This multifunctional charger combines a rugged, nylon-wrapped MFi-certified Lightning cable with a 2,800mAh portable battery, so you can shrug off wear and tear and juice up a dead iPhone on the go.
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That at the end of another grueling season he could shrug off nagging injuries, middle-of-the-night finishes and inspired younger opposition and still lead Spain to a Davis Cup title by winning all eight of his matches.
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That's how one Republican tried to shrug off one of the numerous ethics scandals plaguing the EPA chief, who appeared on the Hill Thursday for a hearing with the House Energy and Commerce Committee to discuss his agency's budget.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's busiest pipeline of bond and equity offerings in at least six years is being fueled by increasing investor confidence in the country's ability to emerge from a harsh recession and shrug off global market turmoil, bankers said.
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Casey Affleck is getting a pass in mainstream media, but not on the internet more broadly, which continues to look at the big picture, resisting the urge to shrug off anything outside the packaged narrative his publicists want us to hear.
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MADRID, March 31 (Reuters) - Spanish retail sales rose 3.9 percent year-on-year in February, faster than the annual rate recorded a month earlier, the National Statistics Institute (INE) said on Thursday, as consumers appeared to shrug off a political deadlock.
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It just hasn't happened yet, because investors are hoping that President Donald Trump will relent on trade, that the Chinese will capitulate, that the economy will shrug off the trade war, and that the Fed will cut rates, he said.
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It's easy to shrug off as simply being a mistake or a straight-up lie from the people responsible for the leak, but release groups, who are always in competition with each other, aren't known for making false claims like this.
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Tech companies without any UK presence will be able to shrug off demands (what's the government going to do to them?), but big firms like Apple and Facebook, which have thousands of staff in the UK, may feel more at risk.
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The Indian car maker has struggled to shrug off its downmarket image since releasing the Nano mini-car seven years ago for under $3,000, and its cars have long been used as taxis, putting them out of favour with young buyers.
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The 39-year-old mother of two is in New York with T.J. Maxx (a Refinery29 sponsor) promoting her role in the brand's Maxx You initiative, which is aimed at helping women shrug off the stereotypes that hold us back.
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NEW YORK (LPC) - The U.S. leveraged loan market appeared to shrug off protests at the center of a national immigration debate that saw illegal immigrants separated from their children as advocates take aim at banks financing companies that run detention centers.
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Traders seem to have largely learned to shrug off a lot of the volatility the president brings with him with off-the-cuff tweets and whiplash decision-making, and generally believe the deregulation and reduced tax bills are worth it.
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It was meant to be taken as keeping in the spirit of the Quiet Revolution, to shrug off the paternalistic, anti-sex atmosphere that had dominated the province for so long (while still sounding titillating, and still kind of creepy).
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With fears easing that the United States would launch a trade war with Mexico, investors appeared to shrug off President Donald Trump's threat to impose more tariffs on China if no progress was made in talks with President Xi Jinping.
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The Fed has signaled caution in lifting interest rates this year as it waits to see if the nation's economy can shrug off slowing global growth and risks posed by a strong dollar and sustained period of low oil prices.
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Mr. Moore has gone about creating a real-life political science experiment, testing whether last year's presidential campaign was an anomaly or whether voters remain just as willing to shrug off truth-stretching, multiple charges of sexual misconduct and incendiary speech.
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Upon their release — or in some cases, escape — many survivors of the institutions left Ireland to shrug off the stigma of having been in them, and then spent their lives wondering about the other women whose paths they had crossed.
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Throughout his nearly three decades in Congress, he has shown an uncanny ability to shrug off all kinds of criticism — from his postnuptial travels to the Soviet Union to the heart attack he had in the midst of his presidential campaign.
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But when the Ninth, a piece I would normally shrug off as overplayed, came to a galvanizing end, I looked down at a blank sheet of paper and realized I had spent the entire finale with my eyes on the stage.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German sales of robotics and automation equipment, an engine of the country's export-led economy, are expected to shrug off growing tensions over international trade to rise by 603 percent this year after notching up record growth in 2017.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian luxury yacht maker Sanlorenzo aims for a valuation up to 656 million euros ($723 million) in its initial public offering (IPO) set to start on Wednesday, aiming to shrug off a dismal season for stock market listings.
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And if Trump the dealmaker resurfaces at any point between now and March 5, he could shrug off the immigration principles as easily as he's shrugged off any other principles that got in the way of a little glowing press coverage.
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But helping Draghi, the euro zone economy did mostly shrug off the shock of Britain voting to leave the European Union, and it looks to be following the modest recovery path the ECB envisaged in June - albeit with recent signs of Germany slowing.
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He sees a young woman who wants him to just shrug off the fact that her father killed one of his predecessors, and who's so caught up in a grab for power that she's ignoring the real threat, like nearly everyone else.
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If you've ever heard someone whose social calendar bears zero resemblance to that of an octogenarian shrug off their weekend plans and say something like, "oh, haha, I love staying in, I'm such a grandma," then you probably know what I'm talking about.
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I can't dismiss the frustration some feel about the constrained ambition of these features, but I can't shrug off the poignance of their modest aims, either — to insist on not just visibility but stardom, the right to be projected larger than life.
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Take Molly discovering her super strength, which is appropriately played like a mystery she has to solve about her own body; whenever she tries to clue someone in, they assume she's talking about her period and shrug off her concerns as negligible.
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The Canadian dollar firmed following the widely expected decision, as the central bank appeared to shrug off a recent rebound in the currency, saying that the rise in the exchange rate and oil prices are in line with what was assumed in January.
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"At this point the markets are able to shrug off the trade-related headlines because after a down week we are just seeing markets turning back to fundamentals," said Jamie Lavin, global investment specialist at J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Dallas, Texas.
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The market also seemed to shrug off North Korea's threat that the United States would soon face the "greatest pain" it had ever experienced in the wake of the U.N. stepping up sanctions against Pyongyang on Monday due to its nuclear tests.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Britain's Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, London mayor when the city hosted the 2012 Summer Olympics, advised Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike on Friday to shrug off criticism during the 2020 Games preparation period, saying everything will work out in the end.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Naomi Osaka seemed to shrug off the weight of history on Wednesday, when she beat Lesia Tsurenko at the U.S. Open to become the first Japanese woman since 1996 to advance to the semi-finals of a Grand Slam.
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But that does not mean that Mr Peña, who cannot run again in 2018, or Mr Beltrones, who may try to succeed him as president, will be able to shrug off losses in Veracruz or the other states where the PRI now rules.
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High temperatures could work against Mercedes, who struggled with cooling in the heat in Austria and could face more of the same in Hungary, while Hamilton has to shrug off the after-effects of the bug that laid him low in Hockenheim.
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"We see a high probability of fresh highs within the next couple of sessions given an impressive trade this week that has seen the complex shrug off some significant bearish headlines," said Jim Ritterbusch of Chicago-based oil markets consultancy Ritterbusch & Associates.
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Microsoft's looking to shrug off some of this week's bad Surface Pro PR by finally releasing its promised crazy-powerful Surface configs, including a $3,200 Surface Book with 1TB of storage, 16GB of RAM, an Intel Core i7, and a discreet GPU.
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If he were an "aggrieved black activist," he wouldn't have been able to shrug off Joe Biden's 2007 comment that he was "the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean" and then make Biden his vice president and friend.
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RIC=ZAR= Rand forecasts JOHANNESBURG, March 7 (Reuters) - The recent slump in South Africa's rand is over and the currency will hover around current levels in the coming year as investors shrug off credit rating reviews and domestic elections, a Reuters poll found.
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Mr. Biden may be leading in the polls, but he faces a Democratic electorate that is far from sold on his candidacy and may not be willing to shrug off ghosts from his past — especially when Mr. Biden himself keeps bringing them up.
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Because if there's one thing we know about fashion, it is that it has a very short memory, and when it sees something that is working (Gucci!), it is more than happy to shrug off its old prejudices and embrace a new trend.
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According to Tom Wright and Bradley Hope, who reported on the case for the Wall Street Journal and wrote the book "Billion Dollar Whale: The Man Who Fooled Wall Street, Hollywood, and the World," some officials feared Najib would shrug off the scandal.
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While Maduro might shrug off the Lima Declaration signed by 12 nations on Tuesday, including Canada, Brazil and Mexico, the collective condemnation sends a signal to the world that most in the region no longer sees Venezuela as a democracy, Luna said.
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Reform also will strengthen the American principle as espoused by another president, John Adams, that the United States is a nation of laws rather than men – or in today's case, rather than a nation of overzealous regulators who shrug off the law.
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This is the leader the Cowboys will follow onto the field against the Packers, a rugged 6-foot-2, 226-pound 23-year-old sturdy enough to shrug off defenders and steady enough to throw 23 touchdown passes and only four interceptions.
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Far from the "trivialized" event he attempted to shrug off in the Oval Office on Friday, the historic nature of the impeachment proceedings is weighing on Trump, who does not want to join the short list of predecessors who suffered a similar fate.
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Analysts had earlier said that the firm, which has almost doubled its assets under administration since 2014 to about 46 billion pounds, could shrug off macroeconomic worries during its market debut and prove to be a bright spot in a lacklustre European IPO market.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank is expected to hold borrowing costs steady this Thursday amid signs that consumer price inflation could start to fall after reaching its highest point in 16 years and as economists shrug off the impact of a powerful earthquake.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Hong Kong regulators should shrug off the latest salvo from Alibaba founder Jack Ma. In an interview with the South China Morning Post, Ma warned he might list the $60 billion Ant Financial elsewhere if Hong Kong can't embrace "innovation".
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Officials seemed to shrug off the increase in stock market volatility in February, attributing it in part to Labor Department reports that the suggested growth in wages — and, with it, inflation — was gaining steam, which could force the Fed to raise rates faster than expected.
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Investors were also heartened by news President Donald Trump was expected to sign a bipartisan spending bill to prevent another partial government shutdown, while appearing to shrug off Trump's announcement he would declare a national emergency in order to fund his promised border wall.
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Zverev, 21, is seeded two at Roland Garros after rising to third in the ATP rankings and all eyes will be on him as he attempts to shrug off a surprisingly poor record at the majors and stamp his authority on the Parisian clay.
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Usually, I'd shrug off a cynical marketing exercise of this kind — there's no indication of the limited edition headphones being improved in any technical way — but the Porta Pros are just so damn good, that I'm happy to use any excuse to write about them.
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But in an interview with the New York Times, Trump appeared to shrug off concerns about the investigation, which was prompted by U.S. intelligence agencies' conclusion that Russia tried to help Trump defeat Democrat Hillary Clinton by hacking and releasing embarrassing emails and disseminating propaganda.
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HONG KONG, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEX) posted a higher annual profit on Wednesday, as the stock exchange operator managed to shrug off the impact from the political turmoil faced by the Asian financial hub in the second half.
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As long as prices continue to recover, Saudi Arabia can probably shrug off the fact that its previous strategy damaged OPEC at least as badly as non-members, and that this week's deal gave more breathing space to its arch-rival Iran than it would have liked.
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"People who shrug off weight gain do so at their own risk -- risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, and other life-threatening conditions," said Dr. Christopher Murray, director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington, who worked on the study.
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Have we become so inured to the boorish, bombastic blather (with apologies to William Safire), the outright lies and the utter foolishness emanating from President Trump that we shrug off his "crush the loser terrorists" and "Rocket Man" (North Korea's leader) speech before the United Nations?
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Although Sanders sought publicly to shrug off the swipes, the raw assessments from the previous Democratic nominee for president demonstrated how splintered the party remains over the most recent White House race — and the degree to which the 2020 primary has devolved into a bare-knuckled fight.
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The share price of a number of semiconductors who supply technology to the corporation appeared to mostly shrug off the news, with Austria-based AMS trading more than 17 percent higher after raising its revenue forecast and U.K.-based Dialog Semiconductor rising more than 2 percent.
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Everyone is worried about Russian interference except for Trump Everyone is worried about Russian interference except for Trump Donald Trump continues to shrug off the bombshell CIA report out Friday that says Russia meddled in the 2016 election with the specific goal of helping him win.
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"When you have all these headwinds and to get back to the highs seen in January, it is a sign of the markets' ability to shrug off negativity and focus on much better earnings growth," said Michael James, managing director of equity trading at Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles.
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By Jonathan Stempel The fate of a former Jefferies Group bond trader being tried a second time for defrauding clients now lies with a federal jury, after prosecutors and the defense battled over whether he told his customers "lies" or merely employed sales "banter" they knew to shrug off.
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And giving a boost to Prime Minister Theresa May a week before a national election, British manufacturing chalked up its second-fastest growth in nearly three years last month, putting the sector on track to shrug off Brexit-related uncertainty and improve on a weak first-quarter performance.
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Watching "Avatar" and "Titanic" slip into second and third place, respectively, on the all-time box-office list is something Cameron can shrug off — especially considering that all-time tally is of somewhat debatable merit due to the vagaries of inflation, soaring ticket prices, 3D price upgrades, etc.
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Now, before you shrug off (what we're calling) "football" sleeves as yet-another sign of the '80s fashion revival, the good news is that shoulder pads aren't necessarily required for this iteration: These rounded balloon sleeves tend to be made of fabrics that hold shape on their own.
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The "no limits" folks can shrug off a joke that didn't land as a minor failure—no one was actually raped, it's just a cartoon—and Family Guy's whip-fast, 5.2-jokes-a-minute pace makes it easy to focus on the ones that do get a chuckle.
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His rise towards Downing Street is the latest twist in an eventful career for a man whose quick wit and eccentric style have helped him shrug off a series of scandals, including getting sacked from the party's policy team while in opposition for lying about an extra-marital affair.
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Still, the black supporters who are willing to shrug off their thin ranks point to the president's public history of having friendships with African-American celebrities as evidence that Mr. Trump is not the kind of bigot that Ms. Manigault Newman and the majority of black voters consider him.
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After all, between work or school, seeing friends, (and spending quality time with your couch), it can be easy to forget when you're out of tampons or shrug off the fact that your mascara is starting to smell a little off and should probably be replaced for hygienic reasons.
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"The euro may be slow to shrug off the impact of the terror attack, given potential for investors to price in a higher political risk premium associated with the ongoing drift towards the wings and away from centrist parties," wrote Todd Elmer, Citi's Asian head of G10 FX strategy.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asia ex-Japan share sales are expected to rebound in the final quarter of 2017, led by tech-related IPOs in Hong Kong and insurance listings in India, helping the region's equity capital markets shrug off a dismal nine months and draw level with last year.
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They're not the only audience he's looking for, but their presence can be helpful in countering the tendency among those in Asheville to shrug off comments about the city's lack of racial diversity by claiming it's just a small place that doesn't have many black people to begin with.
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If Mr. Obama wants to protect his legacy on health care, immigration and other issues, as well as rally Democratic voters in the presidential election and key Senate races, he could shrug off the idea of accommodating Republican concerns and instead choose an admired progressive politician or an established liberal judge.
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So when seeing Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, it's best to just take in all the glimmering wonders of Newt Scamander's suitcase and shrug off the stories until the franchise picks them back up again — or in other words, to take the same approach as the movie itself.
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"Markets have tried hard to shrug off the implications of an escalating trade spat on global trade and growth but this is becoming harder with each fresh round of tariffs and will slowly but surely take its toll on investor sentiment," Jasper Lawler, head of Research at London Capital Group, said.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index was up 0.4 percent, holding at a two-month high, and the first trading week of the new year looks set to be the best for Euro zone stocks since May, as shares shrug off a stronger single currency that could dampen export earnings.
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And while he'll quickly shrug off the obvious, never-really-gets-old jokes about sharing a name with Mario's chief nemesis — a miraculous twist of fate for Nintendo, since the name thing immediately creates a connection between fans and NoA's chief spokesperson — he clearly recognizes that it's all in good fun.
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African agronomists would like to bring in other New World varieties, to improve their own crops, but they cannot because most such imports fall foul of cassava mosaic disease, a virus that does not exist in South America and which the successful African strains are generally able to shrug off.
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"People who shrug off weight gain do so at their own risk – risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, and other life-threatening conditions," Dr. Christopher Murray, author of the study and director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington, said in the research's press release.
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The #MeToo movement, the refusal to shrug off the Parkland massacre, the new political activism of outraged citizens (many of them women) all stem from a common perception: namely, that it's not just about ideology, but that far too much power rests in the hands of men who are simply bad people.
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Yet as party activists begin to appraise the field, they are already grappling with whether to once again embrace a younger candidate who reflects the future or shrug off age and elevate a veteran politician who most clearly represents their simultaneous craving for undiluted liberalism and someone who can thwart Mr. Trump.
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While it might be easy to shrug off a video game simulation, it's worth noting that the long-running franchise has proven especially prescient in the 13 years it has been rolling out a prediction, correctly picking the winner nine times — and in 2015 it perfectly predicted both the final score and the final play.
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Whether it's Daniel Craig laughing and joking through a brutal testicle-whipping in Casino Royale, or Bruce Willis pulling broken glass out of his bare feet in Die Hard and continuing to fight, men in action movies and television series are constantly expected to shrug off tremendous damage, including being shot, stabbed, and graphically tortured.
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But Federal Reserve officials are likely to shrug off the surge in growth and focus on a measure of domestic demand that excludes trade, inventories and government spending, which increased at only a 1.3% rate, the slowest since the second quarter of 2013, after increasing at a 2.6% pace in the October-December quarter.
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But analysts say that unlike her rival presidential candidate Francois Fillon – a onetime front-runner whose campaign is reeling over allegations he gave his wife a trumped-up job as his parliamentary assistant – Le Pen has largely managed to shrug off the scandals, citing them as evidence the system is stacked against her party.
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But Federal Reserve officials are likely to shrug off the surge in growth last quarter and focus on a measure of domestic demand that excludes trade, inventories and government spending, which increased at only a 1.3% rate, the slowest since the second quarter of 2013, after increasing at a 2.6% pace in the October-December quarter.
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The same Trump loyalists will doubtless shrug off headlines that greeted the release of campaign-finance reports for the month of May, showing that he raised just $3.1m from donors and has just $463m cash on hand—sums dwarfed by Mrs Clinton's campaign, which raised over $26m in May and started June with $42.5m in cash on hand.
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Gauff, to her credit, found a way to shrug off her new status and navigate the shoals, winning this duel, 22-20 (224), 22-26, by showing plenty of power and finesse when it mattered most against Williams, who, at 27, is closer to triple Gauff's age than double and had not played an official match since October.
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Even the collective decision by Congressional Republicans -- and their evangelical Christian allies -- to shrug off the detailed report from the Wall Street Journal that Trump aides established a shell company just before the 2016 election to pay a porn star who claimed to have had an affair with him measures the extraordinary distance the party has traveled.
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Bret: That's going to require someone who doesn't seem too "coastal" in his or her cultural sensibilities; who speaks persuasively and soberly to middle-class needs and anxieties; who won't be massively outspent by the president; and who will be able to shrug off his attacks and convey a sense of decency, good judgment and excitement.
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Much like a mighty dragon might shrug off a barrage of teeny, insignificant arrows, Game of Thrones has shaken off concerns that an episode leak might dent its ratings — the HBO hit just scored its most-watched episode yet with "The Spoils of War," despite the fact that the dramatic installment was illegally released online three days before it aired.
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But before we shrug off this bizarre attempt to gin up conflict as just another thing Trump does, more background noise of ordinary life in America, we should remember that this sort of falsehood—so brazen that it seems almost daring, too stupid to be believable—is part of what powered the mess of a movement that brought him to the White House.
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The Academy isn't a single, monolithic entity Plenty of stories will say this is all due to the demographics of the Academy itself — 93 percent white and 76 percent male, per a 2013 Los Angeles Times survey — while the industry trades that help shape the nominee rosters shrug off responsibility and say things can't improve until current members die off.
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The sheer number of atrocities that the movie depicts may be something some can shrug off because they're so often a part of movie slave narratives, but Parker makes us dizzy, consistently uneasy because of the specter of black kids existing without prospects and growing up without light, which is reflected in the color scheme, dirty and sunless browns and grays.
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In response to the changes to the Root mechanic, players experimented to find new strategies; in the process, they discovered that Ember Spirit was the only character in the game who could shrug off Roots, and over the course of only a few games, the meta which had entirely focused on those Root characters jumped to being about Ember Spirit.
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We can vote with our dollars, and with our actual votes (you may have heard there's an election coming up, what does your preferred candidate say about this issue?) Like smoking, we need a sweeping change of consciousness that acknowledges this is a very real, very direct threat to our personal health, not some amorphous, distant problem we can shrug off.
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Rather than going into the central EU budget, most of the cash is tied to particular research or educational programmes, such as the Erasmus student exchanges, or sent to poorer countries in the form of grants that are controlled by Norway, not the EU. A country with $1trn in oil wealth may shrug off such payments more easily than one grappling with a budget deficit.
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More From PCmag Tesla's Dual Motor Performance Model 3 Costs $78K Steam Threatens to Remove Anime-Style Adult Games 'The Dark Overlord' Hackers Shrug Off Reported Arrest Save 40 Percent on 6-Core Dell Vostro Desktop Tower If you use TeenSafe (more than a million parents do according to its website), then I&aposd suggest not waiting to find out if your data was accessed.
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Prince gave us Purple Rain, Beyonce gave us Lemonade, Ocean gave us Blond(e), and while I'm not saying that Harry needs to present the public with an unparalleled masterpiece in order to legitimise six years of smoke and mirrors, only time will tell whether he is art's most interesting new saviour, or just another ex-boy band member hoping to shrug off his past.
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Pollster Mallory Newall said Wednesday that Republican voters are likely to shrug off stories about President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE not visiting U.S. troops in war zones.
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I believe the big fights for equality around L.G.B.T.Q. issues, such as hate violence, homelessness and economic fairness, can't be won unless we fight the smaller ones along the way: the ones that parents tell you to shrug off and school administrators tell you to live with, including that homecoming courts contain kings and queens, and prom dress codes must involve either dresses or suits.
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The deeper we go into Cassie's world, the more difficult it becomes to ignore the blood and bruises underneath her hard candy-colored shell, to shrug off all the ugly reasons why that first scene feels so delicious — what it tells us about Cassie that she feels driven to do this, and what it says about us and our world that we need her to so badly.
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The Run-Up Here's something we did not predict a year ago: that Russia would hack the Democratic National Committee to undermine faith in the 2016 election and that the winner of that race, President-elect Donald J. Trump, would shrug off the entire episode by telling the country to "move on" as he stood next to Don King, a boxing promoter and convicted felon. Nope.
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In the introduction to the Run-Up podcast "Predictions for a Trump Presidency," Michael Barbaro writes: Here's something we did not predict a year ago: that Russia would hack the Democratic National Committee to undermine faith in the 2016 election and that the winner of that race, President-elect Donald J. Trump, would shrug off the entire episode by telling the country to "move on" as he stood next to Don King, a boxing promoter and convicted felon. Nope.
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Finishes up 1.5 pct ** Downside reversal in the market's tech titans had them fail a big test on the charts ** That said, SPX was able to shrug off tech's sudden stumble on a growth to value rotation ** Nevertheless, SPX's severely overbought levels, extended monthly streaks, leave it vulnerable ** And although DJI had its best week of 23, surpassing 24k for first time, stretched run can lead to rubber band effect ** Vast majority of sectors rise; telecom, financials and industrials surge, while tech wobbles ** Financials soar 5.2 pct.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE on Tuesday appeared to shrug off the news that House Republicans have drafted articles of impeachment against him, the latest sign of escalating efforts among conservatives to oust the top Justice Department official overseeing special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation.
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