Both teams tanked seasons in hope of glory down the road; there's a tiresome discussion to be had about the relative merits of that, but it's tiresome.
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It is a convenient trope, but eventually it gets tiresome.
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I can see how that might be tiresome for some.
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What's one lesson you learned from this long, tiresome process?
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I think it's obvious that I think it's very tiresome.
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Dramatic warnings by government officials can be tiresome, he acknowledged.
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Jacob Tremblay does his homework, even when it proves… tiresome.
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It can be tiresome to fight so old a fight.
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For the rest of us, it's been really quite tiresome.
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America needs solutions, not endless, tiresome controversy and cheesy drama.
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Get tiresome after a while, it's like a TV show?
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The cycle is tiresome and firmly ingrained in the company's DNA.
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It involves Jordan, who would be tiresome without his relentless catchphrases.
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Yet for all this tiresome razzmatazz, the model is not new.
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Let's be honest: Thanksgiving can be a tiresome and messy ordeal.
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It was tiresome in 2011, and it's almost unfathomable in 2016.
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He honored a tiresome woman's secret and saw it kept. ♦
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Only one thing saves this book from being tiresome: its protagonist.
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Looking at that stately set all night gets a little tiresome.
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The women's kind, mutual supportiveness is soon tiresome — and eventually unconvincing.
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Mint has stumbled along with integration issues and tiresome data misclassifications.
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I usually work at night, but that period was very tiresome.
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Business travellers would find the inability to work on fights particularly tiresome.
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But many social media users find the Starbucks protests old and tiresome.
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He's pretty and all, but that constantly dying thing was getting tiresome.
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After all burnout for black millennials is not just tiresome, but deadly.
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Moving stuff from state to state can be as tiresome as exporting.
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Many young people see sex as mendokusai, or tiresome, says Mr Yamada.
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His pattern is becoming tiresome: Do something outrageous as a negotiating tactic.
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I have no personal problem with it, but it's a bit tiresome.
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The art world is replete with this kind of smug, tiresome gesture.
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The outrage: It's tiresome, predictable, and the reason why nobody likes us.
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Getting a work visa, however, still involves tiresome wrestling with red tape.
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This tiresome issue has consumed the EU for more than two years.
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Perhaps this sounds tiresome or conventional, a typical coming-of-age story.
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Tiresome ratings is what's gonna take him down, that's what's gonna happen.
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Buy Now Oak Smoked Water, $2391 Has plain old water become tiresome?
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In Zuckerberg's business model, exploitation would be of the tiresome commercial kind.
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Which brings us back to that awesome, sometimes tiresome clan of yours.
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Bores, because I find a tiresome vanity in sustained, recurrent critical dudgeon.
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Few exchanges are that obvious, but most are that smug and tiresome.
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Berlinski, one is happy to report, eschews Greene's tiresome religious self-mutilations.
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Specifying the exact station and service all the time can become tiresome.
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But that's not just a tiresome false choice; it's also not true.
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"It gets tiresome hearing dementia being the butt of a joke," she said.
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Antiquated land administration and customs systems make buying property and exporting goods tiresome.
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Having to remember to turn location tracking on and off can get tiresome.
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Granted, dates can be tiresome, but Higgins' altered view is entirely Bachelor-created.
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Or, more honestly, they somehow became more tiresome as they grew more awesome.
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From his perspective, the constant wars and changes seemed both tiresome and dangerous.
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It also includes inane subplots, fake friars, punster tapsters and a tiresome denouement.
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It means an annual replay of a familiar — dare we say tiresome — scenario.
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Perhaps he would have just avoided the tiresome indignity by canceling the talk.
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When you think about it, this emphasis on vision in technology is tiresome.
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In this account, as he must have in real life, Leary becomes tiresome.
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To constantly emphasize what she's wearing and not her athletic skill is tiresome.
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Michel Gloden, Schengen's mayor, recalls the tiresome passport and customs checks of his youth.
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All I could feel was a load of agony, tiresome discontent and bitter heartache!
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This is an especially tiresome process when you're working with D+ cups up top.
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But OpenTrons automates the wet lab to make the process faster and less tiresome.
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Apple AirPodsPhoto: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The ongoing, tiresome feud between Apple and Amazon continues.
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I'm sure it's deeply tiresome and nobody wants to ever see my face again.
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It's tiresome, it's time-consuming, and sometimes, you just can't find what you want.
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Winnie Harlow has defended herself after she flying economy "tiresome" in an Instagram post.
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She had little of the egomania that becomes so tiresome in so many writers.
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It can be tiresome to fact-check the same false claim dozens of times.
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It would be tiresome were it not for the casual energy of the filmmaking.
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Such uninhibited invention can delight — and can easily tip over into tiresome self-indulgence.
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But as the book goes on, these analogies increasingly become a tiresome nervous tic.
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Internet outrage might feel tiresome sometimes, but it can also be a force for good.
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Stephen Hindman: It's getting tiresome seeing so many polarizing things online on at the moment.
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"Archīva" is, from beginning to end, a jejune, half-baked and tiresome exercise in theatrics.
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Over time, demanding constant certainty from yourself and others can be tiresome — and frankly, annoying.
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Winnie Harlow has defended herself after she called flying economy "tiresome" in an Instagram post.
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Mayweather-McGregor has hijacked combative sports dialogue through its sheer craziness, and it's getting tiresome.
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The evening not only grows worse as it proceeds, it grows more tiresome and foolish.
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Reading about a diet of puréed vegetables is almost as tiresome as living on one.
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Similarly, lots of jobs require practitioners to register with professional bodies—often a tiresome process.
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"Lost in Paris" grows a bit tiresome at feature length, but it's a winning divertissement.
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Torpedoing this tradition tends to trouble "team tetchy" (though this transcriber thinks that truculence tiresome).
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And what it says about its creator is, in the end, both tiresome and uncomfortable.
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But former New York Times columnist Nick Bilton says the Gray Lady can get tiresome.
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Do I sit by and let another social gathering dissolve into a tiresome group therapy session?
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It's gotten tiresome to hear about AI and Machine Learning from companies both large and small.
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The dialogue doesn't help; the entire season is riddled with terrible one-liners and tiresome filler.
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But these tiresome arguments, the lines that Pai trotted out yesterday, are all the ISPs have.
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Navigating through the turbulent mess of the modern mint julep can be a tiresome, bewildering task.
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They seemed useful at first, but over time they started to seem tiresome or just uncool.
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These kinds of debates can admittedly be tiresome, and are nearly as old as literature itself.
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I suppose it can get tiresome drinking the same premium wine day in and day out.
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A: It's tiresome to read yet another financial expert lecturing people about spending money on lattes.
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I really enjoy techno, but the self-seriousness of some techno artists can get pretty tiresome.
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Broadcasting that Mr. Trump is "considering" some dramatic action has become a familiar, if tiresome, tactic.
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His shyness was a pleasure, quite unlike the endless rattling on of her more tiresome pupils.
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Covering the billowing activity across the miscellaneity of the five boroughs was never tiresome, never trite.
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If it was a piece that was just about Julian Assange, it would be so tiresome.
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"It gets a little tiresome," said Mr. Eaton, who is thinking of having the road raised.
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These include activities such as meditating, going to a spa or even changing up a tiresome routine.
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Apart from perpetuating a tiresome joke, it also has legit consequences for the way our nation runs.
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All the progress made towards promoting female power this season makes Tyrion's reaction all the more tiresome.
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The Terms of Service Facebook's Terms of Service used to be complicated and tiresome to get through.
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This becomes tiresome to do individually – it would be useful to do this from the main page.
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But the decision cannot be divorced entirely from the EU's tiresome preoccupation with balance of various sorts.
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Scroll on through to take the tiresome thought out of thoughtful — and that just leaves ful(l).
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The two-screen setup looks sleek and has a pretty graphical interface, but it's tiresome to use.
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"It's really frustrating and tiresome to explain this to people over and over again," the doctor says.
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"I find their illogic tiresome, and I praise the Fed for being measured and thoughtful," Cramer said.
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Even in context—the tiresome debate about no-platforming controversial speakers at universities—Zingales's remark was surreal.
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Those critiques, as ever, are tiresome and the product of the value system of an earlier time.
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Anyone over 10-years-old will quickly find Spider-Man's jokes and random quips a little tiresome.
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And still, you'll never hear Yankee mentioned when people talk about the G.O.A.T., rap's most tiresome debate.
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From a distance, they are quite handsome, one by one, but, after a while, they become tiresome.
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Until or unless he does so, no responsible media should give any attention to his tiresome bleatings.
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He isn't trying to shock us, because he knows that such a gesture is tiresome and trivializing.
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Anti-Trump venting as the reporting model is tiresome and will become intolerable for another three years.
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That means the ubiquitous New York line, which is tiresome even if it tries to be cool.
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He may be right but his scorched earth "fake news" campaign runs the risk of getting tiresome.
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He is so tiresome, so self-indulgent, so full to bursting with nonstop me-me-me-ism.
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"I find it kind of tiresome writing about the good side of life," he told PEOPLE in 1996.
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Additionally, the simplicity of three-chord punk had grown tiresome, and sonic experimentation within limited abilities became indispensable.
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It is costly and tiresome, and the moment you stop looking is the moment you get quality issues.
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It's an integral part of the game, but also one that can get a bit tiresome at times.
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Many of us feel suffocated by and, indeed, helpless with the tiresome confrontations day in and day out.
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Before you write off this tiresome money-conservation formula, I'd like to present you with a fresh approach.
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The EU may have found Mrs May tiresome, but it is aware that her successor could be worse.
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And I find this entire genre of boffo, entitled, show-off masculinity morally problematic and just plain tiresome.
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While I might take these theories on civilization's demise as just metaphorical, Houellebecq's cynicism at times gets tiresome.
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The responses from internet comments, tweets, and right-wing media personalities were as predictable as they were tiresome.
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Business partners sometimes found that tiresome, especially when vagueness about their interests was matched with ruthlessness about his.
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I leave the rest of it to my imagination because there is a point when porn becomes tiresome.
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When work-related travel was too intense, or socializing too costly and tiresome, the Kardashians were my stabilizer.
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Fortunately, references to unmet professional ambitions or the easily tiresome work-life balance don't appear in her essays.
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" A literal translation of Teffi's words would have worked better: "But soon everyday life in Odessa got tiresome.
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A lot of what makes Ready Player One so tiresome on the page comes down to world building.
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And this might be tiresome if the digressions weren't so good, so fully realized and meticulously, skillfully rendered.
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Eventually, Comey dropped the tiresome pretense and began tweeting directly about events and people under his own name.
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Amusing for an instant, the parallels very quickly grow tiresome under Jaki Bradley's less than light-footed direction.
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Mostly, though, it's because of the inordinate amount of screen time surrendered to a tiresome Passion play extravaganza.
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While work friendships can be complicated, frustrating and tiresome, they are a necessity to both our performance and livelihood.
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For the most part it was very tiresome, but someone finally called out Alex for having a Napoleon complex.
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Their first big fight goes down over a plate of chicken wings, which is as tiresome as it sounds.
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" He added that it was time to end the "tiresome sanctions and normalize political and economic relations with Russia.
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Broderick is also the only one who even comes close to selling the show's tiresome jabs at "woke" sensitivity.
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"I feel like it's being covered so much that, you know, it's kind of tiresome to see," he said.
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Dressing up healthy recipes with creative sauces and toppings is a major comfort move for any tiresome winter meal.
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Saying "We don't win anymore" and "I'll make better deals" repeatedly should get tiresome pretty quickly in this format.
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That makes transporting it just as cumbersome and tiresome if you need to stop and pick it up often.
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Trump's presidency is about Trump, and that is vexing and tiresome to those struggling in a rapidly changing economy.
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The conversation will continue on how best to address cheating in baseball, and it will likely be fairly tiresome.
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The question is now whether this represents more tiresome virtue signaling or an actual ideological shift for the party.
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If you obsess too much on working on your opportunity areas it can grow tiresome — because it's tiring work.
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They made it clear during the election through tiresome music videos and hyperbolic statements that likely helped Trump win.
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That might be O.K. for your favorite accounts, but it is likely to become tiresome if used too often.
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I think celeb culture tolerates a limited number of evangelical types, but not too many or they become tiresome.
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It would be a tiresome litany if not for the fact that a human life hangs in the balance.
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The decade-long game of push and pull between society and the state is growing tiresome for many people.
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Put aside the perennial (and tiresome) arguments about whether New York or Los Angeles has the better food scene.
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"I am not sure anyone other than political obsessives will watch this rather tiresome video through to the end."
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Maybe make it's voice-activated so that you could rotate between modes without the tiresome pressing of a button.
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Even when the drops become tiresome (immediately), there's comfort in the fact that Marshmello stays mostly out of Khalid's way.
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We cannot thank you enough for the hard work and tiresome volunteer hours you poured into the search for #craigstrickland.
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Reportedly she can be a mean boss and a tiresome taskmaster, which makes it hard for her to retain people.
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There's plenty of good old fetishizing rich white people in period costumes, which is basically to be expected, but tiresome.
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The images that seem fit for a scrapbook are cute, but too many clogging your Feed could quickly get tiresome.
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The acting is of a consistently high standard, although Sam's patronizing "nice shot, little brother" patter during combat grows tiresome.
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This is especially apparent on low-speed drives through cities, where the stiffness of the BMW's ride can become tiresome.
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But as I walked around the small areas of New York available in the beta, the environment became incredibly tiresome.
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I want a divorce, blah, blah, blah, which, we'd had the same conversation for eight years, and it was tiresome.
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Taylor told D'Addario that filming the bit must be tiresome for Clarke after so many long hours in the saddle.
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Personally, I think almost everything is funny, but after a while the allusions to female body parts can grow tiresome.
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If a player yaps to the referee, that tiresome N.B.A. habit that slows games, he is assessed a technical foul.
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I think the show gets boring and it gets ridiculous and the stuff that you liked about it gets tiresome.
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Sometimes a meme becomes tiresome through overuse; other times, it sparks a riot across the ocean, with multiple severe injuries.
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How can a film about such thoroughly tiresome people be one that I can't imagine ever getting tired of watching?
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Or rather, allowing those who keep delivering uncalled-for remarks to realize how awkward and tiresome that is for you.
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Though it's tiresome to repeat it, Donald Trump eked out his minority victory with help from a hostile foreign power.
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It would be a tiresome litany if not for the fact that in state executions, the executioner is always you.
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That's going to get tiresome real quick, and there are plenty of ways to eat the things you normally would.
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The choreographer Adam Linder's often tiresome "Shelf Life" at MoMA is half of the inaugural commission for the Kravis Studio.
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I have a very tiresome shift and mess up a membership renewal, which throws off the rest of my shift.
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A technical puzzle: how many celebrity cameos can a film contain before it passes from the droll into the tiresome?
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Their dialogue has to do with art, not with who did what first — which can quickly become a tiresome conversation.
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One might ask: What are employees to do all day now that the bots have freed them of their tiresome tasks?
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While life on tour can surely be tiresome, Carey's spent plenty of time trying to make things fun for the kids.
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Many aircrew or preregistered frequent flyers would welcome anything that speeded up one of the most tiresome parts of modern travel.
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But it also alerted me whenever one of my neighbors was walking their dog on my street, which grew tiresome quickly.
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"Wearing the same thing every day started to feel pretty tiresome sometime during the second quarter of my year," he said.
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It's a tiresome pattern in which fans are teased (the popular term here is "queerbaiting") rather than rewarded with concrete representation.
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We disagree on it: One of our critics thought it was a fun experiment, but the other found it mostly tiresome.
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Bass is present and full, with none of the artificial boost or bloat that can make it grow tiresome over time.
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IT IS a tiresome truth that when people post on social media, they sometimes become detached from the words they type.
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It's the kind of nihilistic free-for-all that I might have found daring at 16, but mostly find tiresome now.
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You have people being commissioned to do a 'dubstep remix' of this, 'deep house version' of that...it gets pretty tiresome.
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We don't need, however, to enter into the balletomane's most tiresome game of comparing one dancer to the disadvantage of others.
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Much of the play's second half is devoted to the infighting among these goons, and their poisonous intrigues eventually grow tiresome.
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The provisioning of each character with a clear-cut trauma to explain a current-day political stance does get tiresome though.
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There is something tiresome and incurious about the film's romanticism, which rests on the canard that girls aren't really into music.
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The thing about working in the museum is when you're the young person in the department, you get the tiresome questions.
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It's tiresome at this point to note that women in public life are held to more exacting standards than men are.
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Andrea Legan, 40, an office manager at a law firm, said the fighting between loyalists to Sanders and Clinton is tiresome.
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The phrase has become popular among younger generations, and is typically used to dismiss tiresome, belligerent, or confidently uninformed baby boomers.
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Tuan's repeated tales of hardship in Vietnam started to get as tiresome as Alexei's complaints about life in the Soviet Union.
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Her suffering could have been tiresome, in the manner of any insistent virtue, yet here it seemed to make her grander.
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Your ruling planet Venus connects with Mars on November 9, which will bring some passion and excitement during this tiresome retrograde.
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Drawn out to six minutes, the work can get tiresome, but that only underscores Zhang's criticism of these films as hackneyed.
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Emissaries from Facebook, for their part, find it tiresome to be lectured by people who can't tell an algorithm from an API.
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It's also a tiresome movie trope, which is why I was so relieved when Fun Mom Dinner chose to bypass it entirely.
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Minority Report, 1984, Enemy of the State—they've all become tiresome cultural touchstones for talking about the surveillance state, but they're here.
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Anybody who's ever shared an Uber with a drunken stranger knows that it can be a loud, tiresome, and downright gross experience.
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Let's see if these two men can put aside their tiresome feud, come up with some big ideas and get to work.
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But Trump's conduct rarely suggests deliberation; it more often seems to express his anger, his tiresome ego, and his instincts for performance.
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He stares harder and sees that she is that tiresome Annie Clark, and without doubt she is kneeling on the empty air.
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While the nonstop backstabbing and perpetual turning of tables can grow tiresome, the flurry of intentional misdirection and outright sabotage works here.
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There are a few tiresome genre tropes — an annoying reliance on ellipses to convey mood, and subtext that comes emblazoned in neon.
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Nathalia Arja, so explosively energetic, and Rainer Krenstetter, elegant and almost imperturbable, were as vivid as the tiresome third movement would allow.
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The DAP already existed, so Hitler did not have to found his own group — something he would have found tiresome and unpoetic.
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In fact, it's self-aware of how tiresome Sonic can be, while still reminding fans of why we remain attached to him.
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Florian Zeller's tiresome new play features Jonathan Pryce and Eileen Atkins as a long-married couple, one of whom may be dead.
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It was a farce—a tiresome exercise mainly constructed for the purpose of reminding everyone that the Times has a television show.
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She told me that she had worked as a nursing assistant for a while, but found it to be tiresome and dreary.
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But the regular gym sessions became tiresome after a few years, and when Kane stopped exercising, he gained back all the weight.
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Among a coterie of tiresome single women and their Bechdel Test-failing dialogue, Mabel stood out for her feisty lack of sentimentality.
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I'm one of those tiresome people who are rarely, if ever, late; who show up, old-mannishly, for flights much too early.
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The Balkan states are tiresome partners, beset by political bickering, crony economies and border quarrels over slivers of water or rocky mountain tops.
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MONICA CROWLEY, LONDON CENTER FOR POLICY RESEARCH: Yes, it was tiresome three years ago when he announced for president, even more so now.
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"It gets tiresome," one popular pro-Trump media personality texted me after watching the mainstream media's reaction to West's Oval Office visit today.
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His many Sinhalese-nationalist admirers care little for reconciliation and resent pandering—as they see it—to the sensitivities of the tiresome Tamils.
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"I love Shannon, but the constant negativity and dwelling on things that really don't matter is tiresome to me," Judge explained to audiences.
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The journey is expensive and tiresome but mostly safe, so long as the gunmen manning some 60 checkpoints en route are kept happy.
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To mistake musical directness for conceptual strength is to subscribe to a tiresome valorization of overt force, tied to codes of masculine defiance.
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In the books, Bella has a tiresome habit of falling down everywhere, furthering the sense that she can't possibly take care of herself.
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Though he once referred to the lookalike situation as "tiresome," now, as far as he's concerned, he's the one coming out on top.
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Somebody, if not Tim Cook, needs to put the focus back on delivering the best products, not this tiresome cycle of incremental upgrades.
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Coverage of Trump "has been on a full onslaught against Trump, and I think it's kind of tiresome," he said at the time.
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All she seemed to accomplish was to give President Donald Trump another opportunity to gleefully trot out his tiresome Pocahontas routine yet again.
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Most Republicans in Congress were either silent or came to Mr. Trump's defense, which is how this tiresome drama now plays itself out.
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Another switcheroo arrives every few minutes, which quickly grows as tiresome as a joker roommate and lets the satire deflate into mere sarcasm.
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Taken together, these essays draw a picture of a cheerful polymath thoroughly enjoying even those conversations that he later pretends to find tiresome.
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But to many locals, the painter's clichéd representations of lush, exotic islands full of dusky maidens with no voice or identity are tiresome.
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The potentially tiresome character of the constable Dogberry is reconceived as a malaprop-prone American filmmaker who goes by the name Dog Berry.
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A bit too slow, a bit tiresome — kind of like, I imagine, how it may feel for Carrie to be on her meds.
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Those, in turn, serve only to recall another tiresome period piece, Terry Johnson's "The Libertine," to play the Haymarket within the past year.
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Maybe you learned a new way to deal with a difficult customer or figured out a new shortcut for creating that tiresome monthly report.
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Lenin's role in the ongoing national dialogue about the place of historic statues in modern life has been as predictable as it is tiresome.
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It's exhausting, and the trope of women using their bodies to get what they need from men is starting to get a little tiresome.
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Booth's frequent expletives are a welcome reprieve from the tiresome activity of watching people who don't seem to like each other fall in love.
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The series makes good use of period songs, and elicits credible performances from its kid contingent, although the teenage subplot proves a little tiresome.
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It's just getting tiresome to hear Star Wars keep kicking that can down the road while paying lip service to the importance of inclusivity.
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In any other film, I might chalk that up to a tiresome horror trope, but it does seem like Aster is doing this deliberately.
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Hundreds of fighters getting fades, wearing custom-tailored suits, lobbying for money fights, and trotting out their best (and worst) one-liners gets tiresome.
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In these pieces, he shows a tiresome fondness for short-breathed, end-stopped dance phrases that dog the music like a distracting running commentary.
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If Californians don't already have enough to worry about during fire season, there are also logistical challenges that turn everyday routines into tiresome burdens.
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Donald's signposting of the story's events and emotional undercurrents can occasionally grow tiresome, but Ms. Livesey knows her way around human desire and disappointment.
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If I had one quibble with this movie, it's the raggedy, tiresome "Chosen One" narrative that propels — literally, propels — our heroine across the ocean.
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While labor and delivery can be a stressful and tiresome feat, Dietrich couldn't help but have a little more fun with the giraffe mask.
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It becomes tiresome and comes with the territory, and I'm not complaining, but there's a lot of scrutiny on every word that we say.
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An insightful mother, Kardashian wonders if North is ready for a rest after such a tiresome day of making noodles in her cowgirl outfit.
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Brydon: There are times we're doing it where I find being unkind to Steve to be hugely tiresome...Coogan: He disguises it so well.
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His broken plates are stand-ins for feelings: a smart if by now tiresome way to sell his awkward paint handling and inflated ego.
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She has a tiresome belief in her own fabulousness and a habit of sounding as if she is quoting from her own Nobel citation.
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I don't typically mind walking, but the roads don't have sidewalks and get a bit hilly, so without an ATV it gets somewhat tiresome.
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Tom's involvement in helping Sonic flee is a contrivance designed to give Jim Carrey another human to play against, which is a little tiresome.
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A call that needs to be made in the field: Corn Nuts are a crisp, reliable alternative to Fritos, which can get tiresome fast.
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They are hoping to hear a magic formula that they can use to lose weight without the tiresome necessity of eating less and exercising.
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" Forster, diagnosing "the effects of weakness," leaned to the latter view: "We realize with pain that we are listening to a slightly tiresome spinster.
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She is a novice in the ways of the world and her increasingly reckless behavior can be tiresome, but Thomson engineers a startling climax.
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Call-outs to some of the original show's signature lines, scenes and episodes are sprinkled throughout, but not so heavily that they become tiresome.
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YouTube's tiresome counterpoint is that, with over 1.5 billion users on the platform, it's just about getting some people, not everyone, to pay to listen.
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For Callea Butz, a Minnesota lawyer who recently switched to a career in real estate, working from home or coffee shops was tiresome and lonely.
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When you unlock your phone hundreds of times a day, it gets very tiresome to type in a PIN or worse, a password, every time.
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It should take a good while to fill these out, though no doubt we'll have some real tiresome types who'll do it in a week.
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Fewer and fewer elite commentators mask their desire to replace the tiresome whims of ordinary voters with the technocratic rule of experts, algorithms, or markets.
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By the Book The economist Dambisa Moyo, author most recently of "Edge of Chaos," loves Agatha Christie's "detestable, bombastic, tiresome, egocentric little creep" Hercule Poirot.
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The bosses and their chess-like games, the worried wife at home, the sadist hitman and his contrastingly principled partner: It's all dull and tiresome.
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While the central character discovers that he has, perhaps inevitably, an evil twin, the fraternal bonding that ensues isn't despicable as much as simply tiresome.
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The second episode was also a bit action-heavy in a way that would get tiresome if it keeps such a pace throughout the season.
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Canova has argued that Wasserman Schultz's troubles from her tenure as DNC chairwoman are getting tiresome for people in the district she's represented since 2005.
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The reaction to the crisis and behind-the-scenes emails that the governor's office released in recent weeks are depressing, demoralizing and tiresome, she said.
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Hassan found the election coverage repetitive and tiresome—these windbag candidates were just like the ones back home, he argued—but Sara had become fixated.
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These LED lamps are able to adjust your sleep/wake patterns, increase your energy and focus, and help cure you of the tiresome winter blues.
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He responds similarly to the tiresome and sophomoric criticism of him by Meryl Streep, with the claim that Ms. Streep is an "over-rated" actress.
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"Sometimes, posing for constant photos can be tiresome for kids, so switch roles and let them take some photos of you," Dr. Kowal-Connelly said.
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There are a gaggle of funny aunties and a witty gay cousin (Nico Santos), who is no less amusing for being a rather tiresome stereotype.
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But like a few others, you have to shuffle through a lot of fashionable mediocrities and tiresome gimmicks before you find something really worth noting.
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Rory Smith On Soccer The hand-wringing about the value and the burden of cup competitions has grown as tiresome as some of the matches.
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" At the risk of engaging in the kind of appropriation and dilution Cauley finds rightfully tiresome, today's wokeness has a kindred spirit in "The Awakening.
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Depending on where you are, this can be difficult, particularly if the physics of your chair, couch, or bed make the subject's position tiresome to maintain.
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I can think of nothing more tiresome than debating whether "kill all white people" is the same as "kill all black people", so I'll spare you.
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If you find it tiresome to ponder what minute variations of men's vests can mean for professional status, just imagine the war zone that is womenswear.
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A staple, while reliable, can sometimes feel tiresome while that trend-driven item might not be worth the investment if it's only good for one season.
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Not to mention getting the 'Are you sure you're not lost, miss?' looks, or having male friends addressed when I was the one shopping, got tiresome.
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The score-settling Twitter skirmishes that litigate these points, every hour of every day, might be tiresome, but the underlying questions -- and answers -- are still relevant.
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Sure, the new action workout "Kickboxer: Vengeance" — a reboot of a foot-fighting franchise from the 1980s and '90s — follows a tiresome martial-arts movie formula.
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Like the tiresome bore at a party, I went around asking several journalists in the newsroom about these claims that The Times sways to the left.
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If you have no interest in the mechanics of studio recording or the career of Mitchell's bassist Jaco Pastorius, you may find it a little tiresome.
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It was really tiresome, so I didn't go out a lot, because it was hard to be in those spaces and not continue to feel badly.
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A recent effort to provide consulting to companies on their workspaces, which typically goes under the tiresome tech euphemism called a "pivot," also did not gel.
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Tuck it into the dollhouse attic, and if it grows tiresome, refurnish the entire room with rattan chairs, a shag rug and a soft pink palette.
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But whether or not they're capably aping the sound he pioneered, happening upon so many of these tracks in a row can get a bit tiresome.
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With impressive subtlety, the translations recreate the playful irony that undercuts the incessant anguish in each story, an anguish that can become predictable and therefore tiresome.
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What with the awkward time leaps, the narrative gaps, the tiresome speechifying and a highly predictable love story, I wished I could have left at intermission.
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Having to constantly answer with, 'I'm actually gay' can become quite tiresome... and I can't count how many times I've been asked my preferences in bed.
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His feelings are wildly exaggerated, but his pain is real — apart from everything else, he suffers from old age, coughs, fevers, falls and tiresome social engagements.
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But Richard Lapchick, the director of the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida, said such analogies had become tiresome.
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The subject of the letter is a "most tiresome and prosy" Gothic novel entitled "Lady Maclairn, the Victim of Villainy", published by her contemporary Rachel Hunter.
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He talks often about fighting for ordinary people against elites—a tiresome populist trope that works better when aimed at a political scion like Mr Trudeau.
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In desperation, they've become the tiresome cowards they accuse their critics of being—and that comics like Bruce, who built the contemporary comedy world, never were.
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However, when close to 49% of millennials are spending more on restaurant food than they are saving for the future, these tiresome experts may have a point.
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And after a long, tiresome lesson with The Beachwaver (beloved by Victoria's Secret models – Kendall included – the galaxy over) she finally got the hang of the skill.
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Doing so creates the conditions for us to do the tiresome work of looking at the existing apparatuses we have that create these categories we live under.
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Tight vacuums of electronic compression, intended to carry the sound through large open spaces, produce loud, blaring ear candy that sounds equally tiresome no matter the environment.
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However costly and tiresome, argue Mr Stark and Ronald Rivest of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, elections should be audited regularly, not only when margins are slim.
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Bad writing is hard to do entertainingly, and while some of this stuff is sort of funny, much of it is just tiresome — Nemens's one serious misstep.
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You're afforded so much free space and furniture, but the act of laying the bricks and intricate details is tiresome if nobody ever knocks on your door.
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That does not matter for broadcasts, but it does a little for voice, where the delay can prove tiresome, and a lot for some sorts of data.
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It feels like the tiresome parade of articles after the Trump election lamenting the position of coal miners and the white working class put into song form.
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Given their frequency, to speak of museum-quality exhibitions presented by commercial galleries risks becoming tiresome, though it would be unfair to allow them to go unacknowledged.
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Setting up such a system is currently not possible and would be clunky and tiresome to do through a mobile app unless it's dedicated to the purpose.
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Putting quotes around "Colbert" had other positive effects: it let the host express fury without becoming, as his former boss Jon Stewart occasionally was, a tiresome scourge.
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Kipling wrote so much that even when we sweep aside everything we find tiresome or objectionable or second rate, there remains a tremendous amount that holds up.
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He learned that it can be a bit tiresome controlling things with eyes, but that didn't stop some users, who were more than happy to keep going.
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But as part of that, I would like to ... You're not going to do one of those essays about getting off of it, because those are tiresome.
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A humanist in a theocracy, Panahi has long explored social and political issues — poverty, women's rights, authoritarianism — yet without the tiresome art-house wagging fingers and grandstanding.
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She sighed a tiny bit as we waited for the F train, and I sensed the sigh was not directed solely at the tiresome weekend subway schedule.
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But would "to-MAY-to" sound willfully, brazenly perverse, an aggressive effort to make some sort of tiresome American point to people in restaurants and grocery stores?
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Beijing tolerates Kim's tiresome antics because they do not want a unified Korea allied with the United States on their border or a massive influx of refugees.
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan is electric in his performance, which is unfortunately also full of affected mannerisms — wild exclamations, an odd backbend-type move — that quickly grew tiresome.
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Stereotypes in a comedy are meant to generate laughter, but Apu is simply not funny anymore, and the grossly exaggerated South Asian accent and behavior are tiresome.
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But the essential one, of Cora and Stella and Ransome, never reads as tawdry or tiresome, largely because all parties have plenty of love to go around.
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In every case, Shibata has identified, and then thwarted, the expectations we unconsciously generate about objects, based on our lived experience and the tiresome reality of physics.
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Is this going to somehow relate back to the movie her character starred in, Serial Ape-ist (please god, no, that was a tiresome faux Comic-Con episode)?
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The paradox of eating beans and rice for dinner one night while attending a lavish fashion soiree the next turned from an enchanting mirage into a tiresome charade.
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Racism is a tiresome specter that haunts the The Bachelor(ette), and it can sometimes turn especially dark (see: the DeMario Jackson-Corinne Olympios Bachelor In Paradise scandal).
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Unfortunately, some of that efficiency is courtesy of a fuel-saving engine start/stop feature that can't be disabled, but does get tiresome in stop and go traffic.
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Others have posited that we simply postpone hot girl summer, so that there's more time to prepare for the often tiresome task of being both confident and gorgeous.
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The Medela Pump in Style Advanced offers a hard-to-beat combination of efficiency and ease of use, making the tiresome chore of pumping quicker and less frustrating.
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The film itself was certainly an interesting experiment, but the experience also became tiresome and some reviewers felt the tale didn't measure up to other Black Mirror episodes.
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Contrary to its promises to better teach men how to approach women, especially in the era of #MeToo, Super Seducer offers a tiresome and toxic view of dating.
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Click here to view original GIFAt first glance it appears incredibly tiresome (and in some ways it is), but it makes cycling through your different notification stupid easy.
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" All in all, it isn't that surprising — although it is tiresome — that a movie about two women, directed by a woman, would be dismissed as a "chick flick.
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More than anything, an aspiring rent-seeker seeks the warm embrace of federal, state and local regulators, whose protection obstructs the tiresome chore of actually competing for business.
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It's also going to get pretty tiresome if you need to be involved every time your kid wants to play, because that's simply not possible for most parents.
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They were designed, he said, to keep Mr. Johnson the center of attention, which in turn helps him press his very serious, but potentially tiresome, argument about Brexit.
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I think it's about time we dispensed with the repetitive and tiresome Ramsay Bolton strain of evil, and got back to Littlefinger's clever and creative strain of evil.
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YG may deserve a pass, given his proximity to Mexican-American communities, but Latinx viewers nonetheless might reasonably find his choices in this video tiresome or even triggering.
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The same program brought rare revivals of Peter Martins's tiresome "The Red Violin" (2006), to John Corigliano's violin concerto, and Jerome Robbins's "In Memory Of…" (1985), to Berg's.
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It not only looks fantastic, but the hefty grip feels great in your hand and its extra weight provides excellent balance without being awkward or tiresome to wield.
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Yet the same people are making the same tiresome arguments, calling for more police officers to save us from the criminals whom liberals allow to roam the streets.
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But some of the game's customs there grew tiresome, like the emphasis on bunting and the practice of dressing in full uniform at the hotel before road games.
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Of course, sex becomes more tiresome, as well as masturbation, but their desire for companionship is just as prominent as it was during the height of their youth.
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However tiresome her bubbly cadence, the details of her life do sound like fun: dancing in the club, drinking with friends, and eventually going home with her crush.
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There are some natural laughs, strong performances, discussions about global politics (Madeleine Albright gets an unexpected shout-out), and some intense panning shots that become tiresome at times.
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Fletcher as being about sex, which is a relief, because to aspire only to that (how dare a woman of 46 exist as a sexual being!) would be tiresome.
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Photographing the southern (or northern) lights can be a tiresome eventful, involving hours of standing around late at night, hoping to land yourself the perfect shot of cosmic activity.
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Plus, it entirely missed the point of why the athletes were at the game, Ahmed wrote: To constantly emphasize what she's wearing and not her athletic skill is tiresome.
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When I sat down to test the BlackWidow, my original dislike of mechanical keyboards began creeping in, only because the height of the keys themselves looked tiresome and unnecessary.
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It's heavily focused on the tiresome myth of the "friend zone," as the player tries to push a longtime pal who's already in a relationship into a sexual encounter.
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The result is an experience understandably serving up nostalgia, but one that doesn't feel bogged down by the sometimes tiresome conventions of the PS1-era games it's based on.
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Constantly deleting photos and old files can be a tiresome, endless game for those who want to back up their data, but don't want to pay for remote storage.
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While her actions towards the end of Season 2 can be read as the start of a redemptive arc it's almost guaranteed to be a tiresome and unsatisfying slog.
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How do we spend so much time listening to music about death, only to gussy it up in a muscle suit when life's tiresome battle comes to a close?
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The new Elizabeth, pinched by her tiresome, ceaseless responsibilities, never quite loses an expression of mute, wide-eyed dismay, like a goldfish that sees a cat outside its bowl.
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Amid the tiresome manifestations of environmentalist grief that have followed, one central truth has been ignored: Every analytic argument in favor of the fuel-economy rules is fatally flawed.
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For the rest of us, the moment arrives when we come to see that the lifeguard was right: these devices are too large; they are awkward to manage, tiresome.
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Through the Post's tiresome investigative work the entire world now gets to see the six-foot likeness of Donald J. Trump that has been the butt of many jokes.
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He binges his pain and complains incessantly about his weight gain—a tiresome trope for a female character that is actually refreshing to see coming from a male one.
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"From my point of view, having been through this eight years ago, it becomes tiresome because it's just another debate between different people who have different visions," he said.
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For devoted fans, the similarities might be a comforting feature, not a bug, but they also feel a little tiresome, and raise questions about the series' long-term sustainability.
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In fact, Brown and other women artists have succeeded in shifting attention away from the commonplace trope of men looking at women, and their rather tiresome displays of masculinity.
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I was sharply critical, for instance, of Sabbath's Theater, which I viewed as a tiresome and willfully repellent portrait of a narcissist, who treats women with cruelty and contempt.
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His humble immigrant upbringing is such a common theme of Khan's that the phrase "son of a bus driver" has become a tiresome cliché for British journalists who cover him.
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Tiresome romantic-lead exec Leandra (Adria Arjona) verbally pushes for an amoral everyone-for-themselves attitude, but spends most of the film urging others on instead of taking action herself.
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I read one editorial criticizing the clowns for condescending to their audiences with "pidgin Japanese, and tiresome tomfoolery," and another expressing discomfort with the gladiatorial bloodthirstiness of the lion show.
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In consequence, too many summits and conferences held between states are tortured affairs that lack profundity but are full of jargon and tiresome clichés that are, in a word, meaningless.
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Sure, stores are stuffed with sequin this and velvet that – but when you have parties four nights a week, recycling the same two stereotypical holiday dresses gets tiresome and tedious.
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They are typical sitcoms in some senses, but subversive in how they do away with tiresome tropes or create experimental setups, such as in The Good Place's high concept premise.
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Most of my friends who are "successful" with girls spend their days texting them for the simple sake of chatting with them, but that seems tiresome and pointless to me.
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Turner's fascinating descriptions of samurai armor, weaponry and strategy help mask an inevitable haziness in the undocumented years of Yoshitsune's training, and "probably" begins to emerge as a tiresome word.
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After making my way through several recent novels written in tiresome hey-look-at-me prose (Emma Cline's "The Girls" comes to mind), "The Wonder" arrived as a welcome relief.
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In the end, code-switching simply gets tiresome, no matter how talented you are, when white people seem to have no idea black people have to do it at all.
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But as a new viewer, in Snow White I experienced a surprising interpretation of a classic tale that breathed new life into dance, a medium that I previously found tiresome.
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" Many of us are well-informed and highly educated, and we are weary of the Democrats' tiresome focus on identity politics, class warfare, and disparagement of corporations and the "wealthy.
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This is the tiresome yet unavoidable nature of business as Brexit shifts from a theoretical event to something real: Companies must plan for outcomes both wildly unknown and potentially damaging.
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After four years, however, ordinary Russians find that formula tiresome, analysts said, and Mr. Putin's declining popularity can be attributed partly to his inability to mend fences with the West.
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That's not necessarily good because it means the show (whose executive producers include Shonda Rhimes) risks being just another costume drama with tiresome power struggles and who-cares romantic entanglements.
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Community members in Kisaju at first demanded he and the boys pick up and remove all the seed balls spread in the area, something he called "a very tiresome experience".
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My biggest complaint with the Glow isn't just that it's expensive at $89 and the flipping gesture gets tiresome fast, but that Casper's light isn't much of a "smart" gadget.
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There may be a reasonable explanation for this or that seemingly sexist incident, but that doesn't make the big picture any less tiresome, or any less worth speaking out about.
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More temporary levity follows at the siege in Riverrun, where Bronn plays the cad to Pod's straight man in a scene that sounds fun on paper but proves weirdly tiresome.
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Job searching can be tiresome — whether it's sifting through tons of job postings or revamping your résumé and cover letter — so why not go after the jobs with the highest salaries?
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There's a Pickup & Delivery option that allows owners to have their car retrieved from their home or work for maintenance, freeing them from the tiresome task of heading to the dealership.
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This seems like a tiresome and insulting stereotype — except that it turns out she's more interested in politics than love, and she's participating in the trial for reasons of her own.
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But after a point, it's tiresome to constantly hear the same revelation about how we need to understand white male rage — when it feels as though that's all we talk about.
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Eugene still feels a like one-trick pony to me, but at least in this episode he actually had an arc and something to do while spouting his tiresome Eugene-isms.
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"Rest in power," as though all that matters when you die is toughness and influence and all the other bullshit you've been forced to care about during this long, tiresome life.
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All these tiresome bleats are intended to avoid the central point of the accusations: that the doping was ordered, directed and controlled by the Russian government, including its feared security services.
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This includes interacting with moist soil and insects as well as partaking in tiresome camp chores like tent pitching, fire making, food schlepping and foraging for makeshift, leave-no-trace toilets.
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But none is so tiresome this time of year as constantly getting your bag strap caught on your hood and not being able to take off your coat nor your purse.
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PARIS, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Catherine Deneuve and other critics of the #Metoo movement against sexual harassment sound like "the tiresome uncle at the family dinner", leading French feminists said on Wednesday.
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And there's nothing cluttered about Nate, either; he has a boy's agility, and, like a boy, he's charming (and occasionally tiresome) in his need—his desire—to tell us about himself.
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Once extricated from Brexit's tiresome diversions, a slew of burning issues will demand attention -- not least the EU's other internal feuds and rising nationalism questioning the core values of the union.
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But a game of sparse combat and ceaseless fuel and food deliveries is bound to get tiresome, especially when it's increasingly unclear whether you are fighting the right kind of war.
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Ideally, my employee will get a drink with a potential mate so he or she can do the tiresome work of getting to know someone and deciding whether I'll like him.
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Going through this Groundhog Day of violating trust, saying it'll do better, scrambling behind the scenes, and avoiding straight answers is tiresome for users and deliberately difficult to unpack every single time.
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The chaos he brought with him was tiresome for some (if he felt peckish in the middle of the night, he was known to bash saucepans until his host gave him food).
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Too many summits held between states are tortured affairs that lack profundity but are full of tiresome clichés This suggests that we have failed to confront a major component of the cause.
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As someone who writes about race and relishes a good conversation about it, maybe I should be the last person saying that being asked where I'm "really from" is tiresome and predictable.
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And in India at least, Zomato's execution is far from flawless: order through its app and you can expect several calls from the restaurant before dinner arrives—almost as tiresome as cooking.
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Voiced by '70s dream daddy Burt Reynolds, his All Dogs Go To Heaven character served as a natural successor to Goofy, whose dumb jokes and tiresome naiveté quickly began to wear thin.
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The frequent repetition can be tiresome, like a comedy sketch gone on too long, but there's no denying the delirious pleasure that comes from watching this cleverly contrived and nimbly executed farce.
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In the absence of concrete data, the repetitive insistence that the growing philanthropic interests of the richest Americans "will dramatically expand the size and influence of a new power elite" grows tiresome.
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Archie's "sole ambition" is to "become the hero of his own life ," and both the Montclair and the Maplewood Archies have a burnished aura of Boy Scout rectitude that soon becomes tiresome.
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The new Kindle Paperwhite is also now twinned with Audible, so you can pair it with Bluetooth headphones or speakers to listen to your story, if reading is getting a bit tiresome.
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And for the first third of GGR's premiere season, the lack of subtly is tiresome, whether it's the way the women discuss the problems they face or the show's signifiers of the '60s.
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Check. It's a tiresome trope that the only way women can win men over to their cause is with their looks, and one that Game of Thrones had managed to avoid thus far.
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While Batman: TAS and The Dark Knight are excellent, the widespread idea that the grim and gritty, essentially fascist Batman is the one true version of the character is both tiresome and destructive.
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And the songs all sound like they were written around then, which is cute at first but quickly grows tiresome as each bleeds into the next, completely indistinguishable from what came before it.
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The series, with eight hour-long episodes, would have had ample room to examine such details—particularly if it had lost the somewhat tiresome subplots involving peripheral characters, unlikely murders and coach accidents.
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Matt Goldberg, Collider ... there is something ponderous and cumbersome about Justice League; the great revelation is very laborious and solemn and the tiresome post-credits sting is a microcosm of the film's disappointment.
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Stella is a fine enough character, and well acted by 17-year-old Zoe Colletti, but the movie's relentless desire to have her instill new meaning on an already iconic world is tiresome.
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Our reactions ranged from outright hatred to tentative admiration for the creators' ambition — but even when we found "Bandersnatch" to be at least conceptually interesting, the experience itself became tiresome by the end.
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But the book's few photos leave you craving a better look as the narrative spirals into a tiresome list of seemingly every socialite and aristocrat who ever attended a ball in prewar Europe.
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While Schur and Waller-Bridge are leading a charge towards quality over quantity, too many others let once-beloved shows morph into tiresome filler that ended with a fart rather than a bang.
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"His repeated gaffes, unsatisfactory reaction to questions about his son Hunter's business dealings in Ukraine and propensity to snap back at people who challenge him, however, are growing tiresome," the paper's editors write.
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Outlook: A subtler, more inscrutable operator, Claire is more interesting than the indefatigably hammy Frank, whose fourth-wall-breaking monologues had grown especially tiresome (though Claire has begun to use the same device).
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The New York Times review was negative, with Jesse Green calling the play "frankly tiresome," but other critics were more positive, with Sara Holdren calling it "dense and fascinating" in New York magazine.
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He attacks women on their looks, their intelligence and mental stability," said Christine Matthews, president of the public opinion research firm Bellwether, adding that his habit of attacking women is "tiresome" and "immature.
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It's tiresome and predictable when a fighter becomes the flavor of the month and fans suggest that he has 'no holes in his game', but no one is even pretending with Khabib Nurmagomedov.
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While Apple continues to fight back against authorities' tiresome demands for an encryption backdoor, at least two services, GrayKey and Cellebrite, have begun offering expensive solutions for law enforcement to break into locked iPhones.
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It's the sort of idea that your opinionated and tiresome uncle who always has the "easy" answer to every difficult problem trots out at Thanksgiving dinner and everyone ignores because it's clearly just dumb.
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A friend who used to enjoy Sherlock but now finds it tiresome once said to me that the mystery show's third season, which aired in 2014, was the series disappearing up its own ass.
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But, imagine if you never had to choose; if all this tiresome laundering, accessorising and colour coordinating was a thing of the past; if you had just one truly sensational outfit for your lifetime.
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With 24 seasons of the reality competition show in the books and an increasingly tiresome format, the show itself is fighting for another chance as much as its returning stars are at this point.
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It is tiresome and disappointing to constantly have to defend yourself not only from people who are openly hostile to you, but also from those who feign friendship but are secretly hostile to you.
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For her sake, I wish Ballet Theater would rid Odile's choreography ("Swan Lake") of its tiresome Soviet clichés and restore its more intricate steps, both in her solo variation and after the fouetté turns.
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I like the possibility of "magical reflection" rather than seeing more examples either of the "literal" or the "rethinking of the representation," both of which have become predictable, tiresome spiels, Don Rickles on Valium.
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Wiseman's ode to life in a by-most-accounts-idyllic community-run town very succinctly captures the coastal Maine way — a wry French-Canadian frankness in the face of the tiresome forces of nature.
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Like most things, there's also a tendency to overdo what works, such as the eventually tiresome fascination with found-footage movies after "The Blair Witch Project" took the box-office by storm in 1999.
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Therefore, even though much of the first half of the novel is given over to Florent recalling various past romantic and sexual encounters, his understanding of relationships is so limited as to be tiresome.
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His father had often beaten him and his mother during alcoholic rages, so the school was a respite of sorts, but as he struggled with his transgender identity, the religious teachings became alienating and tiresome.
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If we can't fire Stan Van Gundy or derail a television broadcast with a tiresome monologue on the importance of hitting with runners in scoring position, we can at least make and eat their desserts.
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The controller has a serious heft to it that, while making the controller a little more tiresome to hold for long sessions, gives it a premium feel similar to that of the Xbox One Elite.
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The narrative — something about clones and a new villain named Android 21 — is placed in the Dragon Ball Super timeline, and it's occasionally tiresome but mostly bearable thanks to comical cutscenes and clever Easter eggs.
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There, she was sexy, smart and vulnerable—eschewing the tiresome big-jerk demeanor of Tammy and The Boss—and in Ghostbusters, she's a charming, sensitive geek who never quite forgave Erin for breaking their bond.
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I realize this may not seem like a big deal to some, but when a plane is your bedroom and a flight the only time to get sleep during a hectic fashion month, it's tiresome.
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"This is all pretty tiresome after a while," said Florence Chamberlain, as she trudged through falling snow last week to pick up yet more cases of bottled water, a weekly or nightly chore for residents.
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While important to those who struggle to articulate their particular self-expression, this naming impulse can also quickly become tiresome, favoring static and contained expression rather than embracing ambiguity and the potential for constant change.
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What better way for Congress to bypass the tiresome debate about what "caused" this summer's monster hurricanes than to agree that the island territory needs a resilient, sustainable electricity system that can withstand future storms?
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Fast-paced and lively, "Best of Enemies" is suitable for the general reader with an interest in Cold War espionage, although its chatty tone and the authors' evident admiration for their subjects can become tiresome.
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Every so often Andy would, not violently but with a slight lift of his foot, kick her like a tiresome child or a dog you did not want to hurt but wanted to go away.
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"The One Where Rachel Finds Out" (Season 1, Episode 24) and "The One Where Ross Finds Out" (Season 2, Episode 7) The will they/won't they relationship dynamic between Rachel and Ross did grow tiresome.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE David Lang's "the day" (2017) was a gut punch near the end of this year's Bang on a Can Marathon, which otherwise felt strangely tiresome relocated to the N.Y.U. Skirball Center's proscenium theater.
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On Fox News on Monday morning, the White House adviser Kellyanne Conway said viewers were "tuning out" because of how politicized the Emmys have become, and suggested that Hollywood's anti-Trump posturing had become tiresome.
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The Brexiteers convinced enough of the electorate that we needed only to be set free from Europe, with its tiresome regulations, restrictions and pesky immigrants, to become a proud, swashbuckling, dominant and richer country again.
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Let's just hope that Elizabeth Keane turns out to be a tortured soul like Ambassador Martha Boyd back in Season 4's Kabul — not a tiresome, self-righteous do-gooder like last season's Laura Sutton.
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Whether they&aposre from businesses spamming you with "special offers" or an ex who just refuses to give you space and move on, it&aposs tiresome and obnoxious to continually see these messages pouring in.
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The three-minute report showed a family in Ticino harvesting their spaghetti from a tree that had produced a miraculous bumper crop, thanks to favorable winter weather and the fortuitous disappearance of the tiresome spaghetti weevil.
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Far from a tiresome political debate or a feature-length scold session, Bodied is an energetic, playful, freewheeling film that gets at some of the complexity of the endless counter-currents of racial debate in America.
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Aside from not having to deal with someone else's tiresome sight-seeing preferences (you skip that art museum if you want to), you also only have to worry about packing for one (more luggage, more problems).
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Still, he had learned firsthand to steer well clear of any hurricane above a Category 1; the dramatic warnings by government officials and forecasters can be tiresome and numbing, he said, but they are worth heeding.
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Cool girls can be seen in movies from There's Something About Mary to Forgetting Sarah Marshall, and they do nothing but further the idea that women exist to please men and that autonomous femininity is tiresome.
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"Living right next to a green or fairway sounds idyllic but early morning mowers can be noisy, sprinklers come on during the night, and fast-moving golf balls landing in your pool is tiresome," she said.
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The tiresome toilet humor is partly compensated for by some impressively orchestrated gags — involving chain reactions worthy of Rube Goldberg — and a fireworks display that brings down the abandoned factory where the final battle is staged.
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But already they're doing their best to dismantle one of the most tiresome and inaccurate stereotypes in politics: that women lawmakers are inherently more civil, more collaborative, less power-hungry and less personally ambitious than men.
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Carrie's status as the crazy girl who always ends up being right after much resistance has become a tiresome storyline, so it's refreshing to now see someone of high importance taking her seriously from the get-go.
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For example, the phone's top slides out every time you unlock the phone with your face, and while Oppo claims this happens in 0.5 seconds, I can see this getting tiresome if you unlock the phone often.
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And please put this in, because it's so tiresome when I tweet something about Louis Farrakhan, just reporting on things he said that were just empirically anti-Semitic, and people act as though I'm making an equivalence.
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But "Thunderbodies," a play by Kate Tarker that opened on Saturday at Soho Rep, is so stuffed with cute word twists and tiresome satire it must mean to be grotesque in the old-fashioned way as well.
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Some of it feels tonally strange or excessive (the Queen's magic mirror as the same repeating video gets tiresome), but generally Company XIV does an impressive job flirting with camp, cheesiness, and spectacle while remaining self-aware.
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"Manchester by the Sea," partly because it is a product of the Damon-Affleck industrial complex, partakes of some of this myth-mongering, but it also resists the more tiresome clichés of the blue-collar Boston movie.
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But Park and his writing team then morph that into a dispute that must be settled on the soccer field, turning this into a prehistoric sports-underdog story, which proves every bit as tiresome as that sounds.
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These conflicts are so tiresome that they don't even merit a mention during the confirmation hearing of the man nominated to be the next secretary of defense — or as it was once known, the secretary of war.
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These conflicts are so tiresome that they don't even merit a mention during the confirmation hearing of the man nominated to be the next secretary of defense — or as it was once known, the secretary of war.
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Ms. Merkel's diplomats in Berlin treat the looming farewell of the second-biggest economy in the European Union as if it were merely another tiresome bureaucratic process that needs to be handled according to the treaty rules.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Catherine Deneuve and other critics of the #Metoo movement against sexual harassment sound like "the tiresome uncle at the family dinner" who does not understand that the world is changing, leading French feminists said on Wednesday.
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The high spirited young princess, who celebrates her fourth birthday on February 23, seems to have put aside any tiresome thoughts she might be having about the imminent arrival of her new sibling, the Swedish newspaper Expressen reported.
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I would list the various, tiresome ways we've consumed the eau-de-vie and pickled flowers: in cocktails, cakes, savory warm riceballs, sweet mochi, vinaigrette, and anywhere you might use a caper or a splash of bright pink.
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We didn't get a Negan scene — thankfully, as his schtick got quite tiresome last week — but rather some tense moments between the servile Gregory and Simon, a member of Negan's inner circle played by the excellent Stephen Ogg.
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I speak, of course, of such as Common Cause, Consumers Union and Public Knowledge (all of which are wrong in their usual and tiresome way, but not certifiable) and their more extreme kin, Media Alliance and Free Press.
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He appeased those wistful for the New York glory days by name-dropping Steve Lappas, Butch van Breda Kolff and Jay Wright and by acknowledging that talking "ad nauseam" about Duke and Kentucky on television could become tiresome.
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In reality, he's Jason Mendoza, a Florida-based amateur DJ. Early on, there's a joke about how a drunk Eleanor can't say Chidi's name correctly—the look on his face says that it's a tiresome and irritating routine.
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This revelation opens up innumerable questions on the whys and hows of so many aspects of Abar's life and extracurricular activities, not to mention on Dr. Manhattan's decision to entangle himself in the tiresome lives of humankind again.
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If the idea of baking up another batch of grandma's Linzer stars does not thrill you, resist the urge to go into full Grinch-mode, because we may have found a way to spice up your tiresome holiday traditions.
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Photograph by Weegee / ICP / Getty Amid the tiresome braggadocio of Weegee's memoir, one finds no mention of either Margaret Atwood or Wilma Wilcox, but the latter made a god-sent return to Weegee at the end of his life.
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A visit to Dunn's River Falls or the Royal Palm Reserve puts visitors in touch with the town's pristine nature and eco-tourism, and if relaxing ever grows tiresome — if that's possible — surfside clubs are a short walk away.
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" "It's just another of a long line of his controversial statements that ultimately hurt this district, and it's getting really tiresome," Scholten said, adding, "As Iowans, we don't believe in this extremism that King represents and it's so divisive.
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It's tiring, decrying hate, And likely tiresome as wellBut ever since the hammer fell And Trump ascended to the throne I've told myself my voice alone Won't make a difference, but that I Should not interpret that: Don't try.
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Although it's very touching that Adam Levine dedicated the music video to Jordan Feldstein, the band's manager who died in 2017, the actual song doesn't contain any touching details or any specificity at all, preferring to parrot tiresome clichés.
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This is tiresome but unavoidable: in the nineteen-eighties, there was a much-trumpeted spurt of energy in English fiction, with the rise of a number of talented young men, notably Rushdie, Ian McEwan, Martin Amis, and Julian Barnes.
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A dentist's widow who is now the happy mistress of a wealthy cabinet minister (played by Anthony Head), Ms. Best's Olivia finds her breezy existence challenged by the return to England of her hotheaded son, Michael (Edward Bluemel, tiresome).
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Whether it's a masterpiece of design, a Crooked Hillary throwback, or a typo made while falling asleep with a death-grip on his government-issued iPhone, no tweet is too dumb or tiresome to rule the entirety of our daily lives.
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But the road to success hit a few snags along the way: Metz and Haines encountered two production delays before shipping out the product, and the hardware manufacturing process proved to be longer and more tiresome than the duo had expected.
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Even grading on a curve, though, "Murder Mystery" is a tired, bordering on tiresome endeavor -- feeling like the pilot for a not-very-good TV show -- as well as a reminder that Netflix's content buffet caters to all kinds of tastes.
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Scenes of war and battle can be compelling if they provide enough emotional or psychological thrust to the story, but as Sapochnik admits, too many minutes of swordfighting, or in the case of the upcoming Avengers: Endgame, interplanetary warfare, is tiresome.
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The notion of a coming AI apocalypse has grown tiresome, especially because it invariably makes the leap from the nascent forms of AI we experience now to a terrifying future were every robot can out-think and, eventually, annihilate us.
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The archival footage and interviews are not in 3D (the effect remains in that they are "projected" onto a screen within the film, which gets tiresome after a while), and their distant, restrained look doesn't fit well with the vivacious dances.
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Like the Mets, whose persistent story line is the health and workload of their young rotation, the Yankees tackle the same tiresome topic every day: How do they deal with this or that veteran who is injured, or slumping, or both?
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When you watch him in the ring, it seems at moments like his movements were imprecise, arms dangling like wind chimes, exhausted, staggering, bent backward at the waist, like lifting body parts was too tiresome a task to invest in completely.
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I know that there's something briefly appealing about a massive-money video game having the same amusing visual quirks you find in productions running on an eighth of such a budget, and less, but after a while, this shit becomes tiresome.
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In After the Reconciliation (2000), Godard appears once again, less aloof but equally tiresome, opposite Miéville herself as his wife; the two of them fall into a stinging series of conversations with a man and women whom they pull into their marital discord.
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When you think of popular, marriage-minded dating sites like Match, you probably think of extensive questionnaires, cringeworthy forms about how honest or loving of a partner you are, and an all-around lengthy sign up process that is, honestly, pretty tiresome.
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Hopefully that means we won't have to deal with tiresome and outdated Friend Codes for long, but Nintendo has yet to confirm exactly when these new methods will become available, nor whether it's finally going to kill the codes once and for all.
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It's hard to talk critically about this stuff — girls and young women, manipulated images, and the implicit assumption of what those images are doing to their self-esteem — without coming off as a little bit hokey, or at the very least tiresome.
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A tie-loosening four pints drunk at breakneck speed, as if everyone clinking glasses would never be able to sup the foamy head off a Stella ever again, followed by the same tiresome will-we-won't-we-yes-we-probably-will conversation.
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This can be tiresome, as when I was cornered in a post office line, newborn on my chest, by an elder woman who gave me a fifteen-minute lecture on why I should be breastfeeding, including unsolicited recipes for lactation-boosting soup.
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Feminist slogan t-shirts—at times made by a poorly paid female labor force—have become tiresome to many, but a beret retains connotations of political activism: worn by the artists, activists, and guerilla fighters of this world, from Che Guevara to Basquiat.
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We've seen the pattern repeat itself so many times, it's grown tiresome: Trump becomes unhinged; Republicans pretend they didn't see it, or say they won't comment on every offhanded Trump comment, or just chuckle about his "unconventional" presidency; and everyone moves on.
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The choreography is intriguing on paper (the work has an accompanying catalog that includes performing instructions for the modules as they apply to the musicians and dancers), but it has less to offer in its tiresome cycle of playful, turbulent and calm.
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Now, I'm not advocating we bury our heads in the sand and totally ignore very real world problems entirely, but let's face it: this shit is tiresome, and without joyful, personal experiences to offset societal awfulness, we can really get lost in misery.
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Techies are fond of the obviously false bromide that failure is O.K. If it is so fine, one wonders why no one is being held publicly responsible for anything, aside from the tiresome apology tours that are on replay in Silicon Valley.
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The episode ends on yet another one of its tiresome non-cliffhanger cliffhangers — of course Rick's not going to die, not now — but its disturbing suggestion that empathy constitutes a fatal weakness in a world turned savage leaves a more bruising impact.
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This is not to say I am an Elon fanboy, as I find the hagiography around him tiresome and even toxic when it comes to some of his acolytes, who cannot take one valid criticism of their leader without descending into madness.
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Although "Small Days and Nights" succeeds in its first-person narrative (which is more truthful and wholesome than that of any character in Doshi's previous novel, "The Pleasure Seekers"), by the middle of the book Grace's listlessness and confusion can become tiresome.
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With his gold teeth, thick Russian accent, and pet cockatoo, Vanko is basically a latter-day Johnny Depp character – and as with most latter-day Johnny Depp characters, there doesn't seem to anything like an actual person underneath all those tiresome affectations.
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Debates about rap's generational crisis — agonizing over younger rappers less concerned with the work of rhyme than their elders — have by now become frequent and tiresome, but Blueface's music has spawned the unusual circumstance of people actually debating about art, rather than presentation.
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While "The Wire" alum Wood Harris has brought some sizzle as a new foe for Lucious (Terrence Howard) and romantic interest for Cookie (Taraji P. Henson), the shifting alliances, allegiances and betrayals have grown tiresome, as if the writers were running out of combinations.
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So while the biggest events have irrefutably changed, twisting the nuanced meaning that runs through the core of their existence into something that celebrates exclusivity and harbours a tepid, repetitive experience, there will always be something else waiting to burst through the tiresome malaise.
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In this exclusive clip from the upcoming third season of the show, we see Claire facing sexism and tiresome old academics as she takes charge of her 20th century life, enrolling in Harvard Medical School and pushing boundaries, just as she did in the past.
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There is also plenty of prison politics, and the ongoing, on-again/off-again relationship between Piper (Taylor Schilling) and Alex (Laura Prepon), which has grown increasingly tiresome, complicated by the fact that the two now find themselves on opposite sides of the wall.
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Being caught in a traffic jam on New Year's Eve is probably one of the most tiresome situations to find yourself in, but these commuters in Mumbai decided to make the most of it with an impromptu flash mob in the middle of the road.
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Obviously, The Walking Dead and its spinoff have grown hugely successful thanks to this formula, but it's tiresome to see Fear the Walking Dead abandon interesting ideas and potentially cool story arcs in favor of the same pointless wandering that doomed its parent series.
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While the "Garland Briggs knew everything that was going to happen in the future" mysticism could get tiresome—a sort of deus ex Major-a—the message itself is obscure and straightforward in equal measure, a satisfying balance that promises both solutions and mysteries.
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Last Friday's extravagant lunar eclipse—it was a Full Moon, Super Moon, Blood Moon, and the longest total lunar eclipse of the century—was especially tiresome for sensitive, Moon-ruled Cancers, especially since it was in the infamously cold, calculating, and rational air sign Aquarius.
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Regulars with names like Shoegazer69 and Pervert_Otis seem unable to help themselves from devolving into tiresome debates over things like celebrity foot rankings, sniping at each other over whether Taylor Swift's toes deserve four stars or five, or whether Jennifer Lawrence had bunion reduction surgery.
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It all got a bit tiresome, and we could wonder whether "fan throws something wacky on the ice" is really all that funny anymore—we did the rat thing 20-plus years ago, after all, and the octopus toss has been around longer than that.
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I also want diversity, because of who I am as a person, what's important to me, but also because watching the same old stories with the same old beats and the same mostly white, mostly male faces is tiresome — and bad for the art.
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Indeed, while the movie's over-articulated angst may be tiresome, one need only look through the two-dimensional drama to see a raw and heartfelt document, a homage to a sooty, ungentrified New York and the hard rain falling on its earnest bohemian inhabitants.
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Calling it out, as I did after seeing Angelin Preljocaj's "La Stravaganza" (1997) for City Ballet in 255, or Mauro Bigonzetti's "Cantata" (239), performed by Gauthier Dance in 27 — feels as tiresome as watching it, and unpacking its history would take more space than I have here.
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It has the same symbolic weight as Christo's "Wedding Dress" (1967), a performance piece of a woman in satin shorts and tank top covered in silk ropes that are attached to an enormous bundle of satin, a tiresome and restraining weight that she's dragging behind her.
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"Correlation of, say, a declining number of polar bears and a rising temperature does not establish causation between one and the other, for it is not at all unusual for two things to co-vary in parallel with other forcing factors," the institute's tiresome report reads.
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Compare that to the forced, grueling boredom of Red Dead Redemption 1's oft-debated first few hours, which starts with a 15-minute opening cinematic of a man sitting on a train, followed by missions of tiresome ranching, cow wrangling, wagon driving, and pest control.
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Heaney nods from time to time—there is a tiresome instance of needless repetition in "And then they saw him, Misenus, on a dry stretch of beach/they came up and saw the son of Aeolus"—and he would doubtless have continued to polish had he lived.
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This repetitive, sycophantic, and self-serving book, which is oddly written in the third person, is meant to ingratiate themselves to Trump—or "the boss," as he's referred to again and again—a man whose intellect, leadership, and stamina they praise for a tiresome 264 pages.
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"With the exception of the tiresome Brexit discussion, the fact that this is being achieved seems to lie less in the hands of the Europeans themselves than in the further development of the two economic heavyweights China and the USA," said Sentix Managing Director Manfred Huebner.
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As tiresome as it may be to list all the ways in which Mr. Moss's work falls short of its model, one more stands out as emblematic: In the film's breakdown scene, Petra smashes glass and stomps on a porcelain tea set, making an awful crunch.
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Calling it out, as I did after seeing Angelin Preljocaj's "La Stravaganza" (1997) for City Ballet in 2014, or Mauro Bigonzetti's "Cantata" (2000), performed by Gauthier Dance in 2016 — feels as tiresome as watching it, and unpacking its history would take more space than I have here.
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But it is also difficult to maintain that enthusiasm in the studio and make sure you're still committed to working hard in the studio, because it can be a bit tiresome at points if things aren't working or things aren't sounding very good you kind of can't be asked.
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Scott Pruitt is dismantling EPA in secret for the same reason the GOP health care bill was secret The Trump Tango is tiresome and pointless "Barack Obama is to blame": 13 Alabama conservatives on Charlottesville The chair of Oklahoma's Democratic Party is 24 years old — and super-optimistic
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It's not that this is unrealistic, or doesn't make for entertaining developments — indeed, one of the film's more dramatic moments occurs when a footman speaks unprompted to the king (a huge faux pas) — it's just that all the hand wringing about relatively minor issues can get a bit tiresome.
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Trailing by 224 points with seven seconds left in the game, Miami snapped the football at its own 224 and tried a play that was imaginative in the 257s but has since grown tiresome — the catch and lateral and lateral and hope for a miracle dash through the defense.
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And as for the tiresome calls for draconian border controls, could immigration authorities really have foreseen in 2010 that a 22-year-old arrival from Uzbekistan — which is not on the list of countries on the Trump administration's travel ban — would be radicalized and evolve into a killer?
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But this is the same tiresome ruse that Facebook leaders have used many times: pushing away responsibility for the ugly parts of their inventions onto the rest of us and conflating different, complex concepts — like paid ads versus free speech — in order to … well, I am not sure why.
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I think that there have been so many emerging stories from the tech industry and we just keep hearing it, and keep hearing it, and keep hearing it, and it's so pervasive and people are ... It's so tiresome and it's very helpful to hear other people's stories, actually.
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Also: Calamitous. Irresponsible. Inexperienced. Unprepared. Undisciplined. Uninformed. Unimproved. Unpopular. Bumbling. Embarrassing. Flimsy. Flailing. Failing. Harmful. Hurtful. Hateful. Shortsighted. Half-baked. Irrelevant. Puny. Piddling. Paltry. Petty. Immature. Infantile. Impulsive. Trite. Tiresome. Stale. Superficial. Small. Meager. Impotent. Limp. Obstructive. Destructive. Damaging. Distracted. Despised. Backwards. Reckless. Bumbling. Bungling. Blind. Arrogant. Rude. Mean. Tacky.
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The real Donald Trump was back two days later with his now notorious "shithole" remark, asking why the United States should accept people from places like Haiti or Africa instead of nice Nordic countries like Norway, and then tweeting his tiresome demands for a "Great Wall" along the Mexican border.
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The "NOW" evening also featured premieres by Lauren Lovette ("Papillons," an exercise in tiresome cuteness), Claudia Schreier ("Contra," a slickly athletic sub-Balanchine duet), and Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener ("3body," with Ms. Lovette joining the two men for a trite ménage à trois with mere glimpses of these dancers' abilities).
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" Written words, Thamus concluded, "give your disciples not truth, but only the semblance of truth; they will be hearers of many things but will have learned nothing; they will appear to be omniscient and will generally know nothing; they will be tiresome company, having the show of wisdom without the reality.
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An end to the tiresome drudge of holding a glass of a fine single malt, warming it in your hand, watching the light play on its deep amber and mahogany depths, enjoying the warm winter aroma rise up as you swirl it in your hand, savouring the taste on your lips.
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This dynamic could easily become tiresome to watch, but the personas that Succession's characters flaunt, whether it's Kendall's "business bro" posing or his younger brother Roman's (Kieran Culkin) unrelenting penis-centric humor, have gradually been peeled back, transforming my desire to see these idiots get their comeuppance into genuine emotional investment.
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Contrast Max and Karen's chemistry with the lead characters in Snipes's previous interracial romance Jungle Fever, which posits that its characters are primarily tempted by social taboos and stereotypes; One Night Stand assumes they're hot for each other because their spouses are tiresome, and, well, they look like Wesley Snipes and Nastassja Kinski.
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No more anxiety about telling someone at Trader Joe's to take their phone off speaker because hearing one side of their tiresome conversation is more than enough; no fear of telling the woman who is loudly berating her husband in Nordstrom Rack that the proper place for humiliating your partner is the street.
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Rejecting the nascent women's-liberation movement, she nevertheless blamed sexism for the G.O.P.'s failure to fully embrace its most strenuous conservatives: The Republican Party is carried on the shoulders of the women who do the work in the precincts, ringing doorbells, distributing literature, and doing all the tiresome, repetitious campaign tasks.
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"I realize this may not seem like a big deal to some, but when a plane is your bedroom and a flight the only time to get sleep during a hectic fashion month, it's tiresome," she captioned a photo of herself sleeping on a friend's lap while aboard the plane in their coach seats.
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Though I maintain that calling Julian Raven's work "shitty" was a fair assessment, if he and his defenders would like some deeper criticism: I found it pretty tiresome that he chose as his symbols the flag, an eagle, and the yawning soulless collection of evil atoms that have taken the shape of our standing president.
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You will also get some of these virtual supplies each time your character goes up a level, but you will likely run out of that supply before leveling again (especially if you are bad at throwing those Pokeballs.) Collecting these resources can become a tiresome chore, which makes the appeal of buying them all the more tempting.
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The CRT filter is fun, if a bit tiresome after awhile; it overlays a copious amount of scan lines on games, mimicking what it was like to play on an old tube TV. It's a cute idea, and it feels fairly authentic, but the other modes look so good that I've found myself ignoring the CRT option.
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Warren Ellis, the author of a smart, tight, occasionally tiresome new novel called "Normal," has been at work on the subject since the early 1990s and may have decided it was time to offer a sly acknowledgment of his own longevity: The book is about a sanitarium full of futurologists in various states of nervous breakdown.
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By the mid-19463s, neo-Dada artists like John Cage, Robert Rauschenberg, and Jasper Johns had begun to champion Duchamp's legacy, but Lebel's tiresome devotion to Duchamp widened that circle considerably: 1963 saw Duchamp's very first retrospective exhibition, at the Pasadena Art Museum, and in 1966 the Tate Gallery hosted a large exhibition of his work.
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Having to rely on the other characters reading aloud what J.J. spells out on his letter board could end up proving tiresome, but Speechless instead feels like a fresh and funny story about a family with a special-needs child that doesn't try to overstate or underplay how J.J.'s cerebral palsy affects everybody's day-to-day lives.
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If Sciamma's imagery (diaphanous scarves and, in one sequence, a strategically placed mirror) is often too-obvious, and her love for pregnant silences and doleful stares begins to feel tiresome, the filmmaker makes sure that "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" looks sensational: Claire Mathon's sensuous cinematography, glowing with candlelight and embers, is as much a character as the gorgeous women on screen.
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" And he confessed near the end that "today, looking at The Graduate, I see Benjamin not as an admirable rebel, but as a self-centered creep whose put-downs of adults are tiresome ... To know that the movie once spoke strongly to a generation is to understand how deep the generation gap ran during that extraordinary time in the late 1960s.
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The running battle between Clouseau and his nemesis, Chief Inspector Dreyfus (Herbert Lom), suggests a third-rate Road Runner cartoon, while the racial stereotyping in Clouseau's obligatory, increasingly tiresome martial arts bouts with his Asian manservant (Burt Kwouk) seems a step away from the animated anti-Japanese propaganda from World War II. "Revenge of the Pink Panther" toyed with the idea of Clouseau's demise.
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Also his shoes were bad, his team went from high-art Greek Heroes to Loathable Nutpunching Silicon Valley Rich Kid Heels standing in the way of genuine greatness in the span of a week, his wife got mad online, and his squad lost in the Finals after an MVP season and 73 regular-season wins, leaving Michael Jordan to step on their necks forever, at least in tiresome Best Ever arguments.
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The irrepressible liberal obsession with "understanding" Trump voters—which has created its own tiresome media genre, the parachute-in article from the most benighted place in America filled with "real Trump voters"—arises from the desperate hope that if only these political adversaries can be properly "understood" or "empathized with," then they can be made, like Nike shoe buyers converted to Adidas, to "buy into" Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders.
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Tiresome as it was, it was a fun time—in a deranged, masochistic sort of way—with many threats of bodily harm, flag hurling, awkwardly long stare downs, spectators crowning the "winner" of each press conference based on whose verbal abuse seemed less scripted, and the principals redirecting their own gnawing insecurities re: money, fame, likeability, fighting style, and prospects of victory into headline- and video-package-ready sound bites.
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For instance, the endless and often tiresome contretemps over the 1619 Project—last year's examination of slavery's centrality to the American story in The New York Times Magazine—is essentially reducible to a disagreement over whether our country is defined by a set of founding ideals, now and then betrayed or undermined by bad actors, or by a set of structural forces that have materially shaped our political and societal outcomes.
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We found the gameplay to drag on a bit, and there were a lot of moving parts that made it a little tiresome and confusing, but the initial rush of gamification (collecting as many coins as you can, landing on spaces with power up cards, timed activities) was a clever gateway to the heart of the game—shooting the shit with your friends about your past, your present, and your inevitable expiration.
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I'm not quite sure why this surprises people, except to say that people like to think that their animals—the cute, furry little prisoners they imprison in their homes, dress in ridiculous, humiliating outfits, feed poorly and otherwise manipulate for their own capricious whims—are in some way loyal to their owners, like they wouldn't rather just kick back with their fellow species rather than be forced to pose for another tiresome social media post.
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But while Miller gets in some excellent snarls and Darvill visibly relishes the chance to play Time Lord after spending so much time on the Doctor Who sidelines, too much of the premiere is lost to tiresome fights between Firestorm's two halves, Atom just kind of wandering around and doing good in a Captain America sort of way, and Hawkgirl and Hawkman (Ciara Renée and Falk Hentschel) brooding their way through a dreary love story.
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The dynamic Alexander Scheer (in the role of Lord Byron, whose poem "Manfred" is quoted from at length) and the high-strung Daniel Zillmann (playing a Parisian theater director) easily outshine the play's central duo: Martin Wuttke plays Faust with a thuggish gruffness that quickly gets tiresome; Marc Hosemann's muscular and mischievous Mephisto was more impressive — until this endurance test of a production took its toll and he began to lose his voice toward the end of the evening.
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It indicates that the BRITs voting body is both atoning for grime's overlooked status at the ceremony in previous years, and is potentially turned off by Sheeran's tiresome, calculatingly business-minded approach to music, as evidenced by his acceptance speech for the Global Success Award ("This award isn't actually something that I have done 'cause the global success has come from all the record labels that I work with round the world, all the different people in Warner all over the world"), delivered as if stood in front of a PowerPoint in a boardroom.
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The show is the work of Paolo Sorrentino, the acclaimed director of the Oscar-winning Italian film The Great Beauty, and over and over it strikes the same two notes as that gorgeous, memorable and occasionally tiresome film: 1) an irreverent, even surreal absurdity that can be mesmerizing when it isn't undercutting itself by coyness (does the premiere really need to start with a dream sequence of Pius crawling out from beneath a mound of sleeping fetuses?); 2) a confidently chic minimalism that doesn't always resist the sin of ostentation.
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Whether it's with cars, motorcycles, airplanes, speedboats, motorcycles, or monster trucks, The Crew 2018 is an endless stream of competitive events against AI that, while fun for a while, grows a bit tiresome as it becomes clear that this is the only thing there is to do aside from roam around aimlessly and do ill-advised things like this: In many other racing games, this would be perfectly fine, because the racing is exciting and fun enough on its own – whether because it's thrilling and over the top (like Burnout or Need for Speed) or engrossingly realistic (like Dirt or Forza).
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