People are tuning out ... As soon as they can, they're tuning out the ads on there, because it's so built in.
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Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimadli are tuning out the critics.
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While a player catches his breath, are fans tuning out?
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But by then most people were probably tuning out some.
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Tuning out is increasingly the choice of disaffected young journalists.
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I think we've gotten pretty good at tuning out distractions.
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I mean, I'm pretty good at tuning out those externalities.
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"It looks like America is responding by tuning out," she said.
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I wouldn't blame you for tuning out VR news in 22016.
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There's no other choice for the audience, other than tuning out.
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"Parents' tuning out leads to kids' acting out," cautions Dr. Nickels.
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Democratic and independent voters, she said, were tuning out the attacks.
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A sinking feeling began to take over, Paul was tuning out.
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Be smart: Insofar as you can, it's worth tuning out this noise.
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The main thing was that I saw people tuning out the media.
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Tuning out is a luxury only the most privileged viewers can afford.
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From a political perspective, there may be a few reasons we're tuning out.
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Tuning out the noise is one lesson to be learned from wealthy investors.
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The people in the VR experience are totally tuning out the outside world.
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After a while, you get used to ignoring or tuning out hunger cues.
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Tuning out the repetitious stuff means being better able to process new inputs.
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The voters know reality and they&aposre tuning out the rest of this stuff.
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Indeed, there is so much internal commotion in Washington, the world is tuning out.
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Tuning out the haters, many devotees of the "Bodak Yellow" singer cheered on the collab.
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To me, tuning out of this bugged-out reality isn't really subversion—it's self-care.
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And since my job is writing about politics every day, just tuning out isn't an option.
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This pack is perfect for dropping off and tuning out until the weekend, so enjoy below.
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Wall Street investors have been tuning out Trump's tweets for the better part of a year.
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He also said he had been working on tuning out news that is critical of him.
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When Pittman gave safety briefings, he often found that passengers were looking down or tuning out.
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But there's a good chance Williams, an introvert by nature, is already tuning out those questions.
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My coworkers are used to me tuning out when they discuss the latests updates in Swift's world.
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But these aren't just for tweaking the sound mix at a concert, or tuning out subway noise.
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Or will audiences who voted for Trump start tuning out Trump-bashing shows and never come back?
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Yet he found himself tuning out at support group meetings and going out back to smoke cigarettes.
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But children tuning out their elders when they become teenagers is hardly a new trend, she said.
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They help us listen to a voice on the phone while tuning out distracting city sounds, for example.
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Polling indicates Americans are tuning out the endless criticism; voters may wonder what else Democrats have to offer.
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"I've just never given less f—-," Brie tells Women's Health of tuning out other people's critiques and opinions.
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And while they know their significant age gap has been a hot topic, they're tuning out the noise.
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"I'm totally sympathetic to aspects of tuning out society, and subcultures, and weird spaces of non-capitalism," he says.
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We always knew Ivanka Trump had a knack for tuning out the world, and we can't exactly blame her.
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Hill Republicans are tuning out President Trump's comments on policy, counting on their ability to change his mind later.
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Not only do you get used to tuning out hunger cues, you get less able to tune into anything.
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A study this year by Chinese and American researchers found that students appear to be tuning out shrill propaganda.
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In the United States, citizens can deprive Trump of his political oxygen simply by turning off and tuning out.
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So I would argue that a lot of the white working-class vote had started tuning out [of politics].
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"I've seen little to no evidence of viewers tuning out due to kneeling or not kneeling," Mr. Karp said.
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So, you can fully immerse yourself in your music, tuning out the petty arguments and debates happening around you.
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Sennheiser's over-ears are comfortable and offer crisp sound— perfect for tuning out your co-workers at the office.
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Then as now, voters are largely tuning out so-called elite opinion and raging against a monolithic corporate power.
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A lot of news nowadays is about outrage and hysteria, and a lot of the audience is just tuning out.
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At the same time the public is impatiently tuning out traditional sources of authority, from politicians to the mainstream media.
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How many independents will see the aforementioned antics and start tuning out celebrity pleas for candidate A, B, or C?
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For the long-term investor, it comes down to knowing your risk appetite and tuning out the daily noise, he adds.
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She described the job of a mayor as pragmatic, and one that requires occasionally tuning out noise at the national level.
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In our quest to be connected through technology, we're tuning out our partners and interrupting a kind of biological broadband connection.
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Instead, they work with your brain's natural tendency to mostly notice new or variable sounds while tuning out steady, repetitious noise.
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Television talk shows, once a ferment of raucous debate, have become so predictably pro-government that many Egyptians are tuning out.
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That suggests the ratings decline was the result of hard-core fans becoming casual ones rather than viewers tuning out altogether.
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In our quest to be connected through technology, we're tuning out our partners and interrupting a kind of biological broadband connection.
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Compared to the nonathletes, the athletes were significantly more skilled at tuning out background noise, and consequently, discerning other sound cues.
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That means tuning out the "hype cycle" and focusing on technologies with proven capabilities and clear use cases to meet business goals.
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Part of that was lack of use, but I also believe that around age 13 or 14, I subconsciously started tuning out.
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He was focused on tuning out his own discomfort and was unaware of the feelings of the woman in front of him.
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As Kanye West continues to express himself and his opinions, he's tuning out the commentary of those close to him — including the KarJenners.
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But if you like tuning out the world with your playlists and podcasts, the Xperia Duo is definitely not the product for you.
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Most nonfiction podcasts are convenient for workouts or commutes, where tuning out for 15 seconds to direct attention elsewhere is no big deal.
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At a time when many news organizations started tuning out reader comments, if not blocking them altogether, Fox News mined comments for ideas.
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Many Americans are also accustomed, whether consciously or unconsciously, to tuning out the environmental justice battles roiling communities of color and the underprivileged.
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But another idea is to use VR to foster mindfulness by tuning out the day-to-day and tuning into some calming VR vistas.
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In any event, Kensho is good at tuning out the market pundits and tuning in to the acual performance of stocks around key events.
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Noise cancellation isn't new to the Studio line, but Beats claims to have reengineered its entire approach to tuning out distractions as you listen.
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Tuning out the world and listening to the sound of water gently dropping from the sky can be so comforting in these dark times.
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I agree that it sometimes feels like there's just so much music out there, but disagree that this is an album for tuning out.
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Calling elderly relatives and neighbours, donating to food banks if you can afford to, and tuning out misinformation ("from sources like, sadly, the president").
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Voters were already tuning out before Friday, and it's hard to imagine they would be more persuadable after his private utterances were made public.
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Running outside presents a unique challenge -- the dogs have to navigate terrain changes, stairs and curbs all while tuning out city distractions and noise.
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At a time when people are tuning out advertising and agencies are facing competition from all sides, agencies have to adapt to stay relevant.
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It's no wonder that by now, many of us have become somewhat desensitized to the pink deluge, while others are guilty of tuning out entirely.
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For now, Spicer perseveres, tuning out the noise and working around the clock to please the one person whose opinion of his performance actually matters.
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The New York Times attributed the decline to the forgettable game, New Orleans fans tuning out, NFL boycotts over Colin Kaepernick's treatment and other factors.
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Instagram now boasts more than 1 billion active users per month and is popular among the younger audiences who are tuning out the core app.
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Apple's AirPods Pro are better suited for tuning out nearby noise considering they support active noise cancellation, while the Powerbeats Pro only offer noise isolation.
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He gazes stolidly ahead, tuning out everything, for in late stages of starvation the human body focuses every calorie simply on keeping the organs functioning.
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Many experts agree it's healthy for people to limit their exposure to the news, but some also warn there are dangers to tuning out entirely.
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Blac Chyna's tuning out the drama following her stroller clash at Six Flags ... with help from the audio company that still solidly has her back.
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Most of us use GPS as a crutch while driving through unfamiliar terrain, tuning out and letting that soothing voice do the dirty work of navigating.
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It detects all of the most common radar bands and LIDAR, while effectively tuning out false alarms from automatic doors and other harmless radar signals. $2000.
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It detects all of the most common radar bands and LIDAR, while effectively tuning out false alarms from automatic doors and other harmless radar signals. $400.
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After years of cynicism, sneering or simply tuning out all things political, Iran's urban middle classes have been swept up in a wave of nationalist fervor.
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The Packers have won only once in their last five games, and questions continue to surround the effectiveness of Rodgers, but Washington is tuning out such noise.
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It's a world away from where she was in 2016, tending to her children who became sick from local water and tuning out the Trump-Clinton race.
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Every White House is sensitive to accusations the President is tuning out the responsibilities of the job, and it's true that the job is never far away.
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MATT FLEGENHEIMER and COLIN MOYNIHAN ART The rendering rested at the edge of the square, its creator tuning out a small anti-Trump protest across the plaza.
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"Personal Instrument" showed Mr. Wodiczko, like a conductor, exerting his freedom of choice, tuning out the "megaphones telling you how you should live" under the authoritarian regime.
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"Personal Instrument" showed Mr. Wodiczko, like a conductor, exerting his freedom of choice, tuning out the "megaphones telling you how you should live" under the authoritarian regime.
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But the president's team hopes some Americans are tuning out the entire scandal altogether — that it's too complex, it's too partisan, it's too much about Washington's dysfunction.
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Some people avoid human interaction, outside their immediate social circles, moving through life with noses buried in their smartphones or tuning out their surroundings by wearing headphones.
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"It may require some members of Congress tuning out the noise of the presidential election in order to focus on the merits of the agreement," Earnest said.
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A decent test for investors' willingness to accept a staticky message from companies in a market that so far in 2019 has been tuning out most bad news.
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Perfect for tuning out potential distractions around the house, or intruding sounds from outside, the Bose 700s feature some of the best noise cancellation tech on the market.
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We spend a lot of time talking about distractions in today's political climate and that's just what Gandhi addresses here; the song is all about tuning out the b.s.
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Ronda Rousey's coach is trying his best to stay positive in the wake of her crushing defeat at UFC 207 ... and tells TMZ Sports he's tuning out the hate.
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There are eight filters for "tuning out" background audio, including noise from the airplane, bus, car, or subway, as well as the office, a crowd, and general city noise.
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M.C. cover of "Walk This Way" buzzed and thumped from the speakers attached to my Xbox, and I pretty much owned the song (while tuning out the pervy lyrics).
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That's the way Martin did it, tuning out his own chorus of naysayers by making subtle but crucial changes, summer after summer, starting after his freshman year of college.
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It sounds too good to be true: Can the simple of act of tuning out everyday noise in a float tank really treat modern medicine's most ubiquitous mental illness?
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Technology has taken over teenagers and even the younger members of Gen Z. This generation is talented at tuning out real life and getting submerged in a digital world.
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Robins expects DraftKings could be profitable in New Jersey later this year He's also tuning out market speculation about how DraftKings could be a takeover target for a casino.
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What are the implications of an electorate that is increasingly turning to unreliable or opinionated sources that confirm what they already believe — or even tuning out the news altogether?
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" Today, Laurel, who is in veterinary school, is admittedly ready to come back for another season, and she's tuning out those, including competitor Paulie Calafiore, calling her loss "karma.
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Still as a tree root, it seems all too practiced at tuning out crowds, including hordes of children who look happy seeing taxidermied beasts, strong and beautiful, up close.
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The only risk to having these in your backpack would be that they're so hypnotic to stare at, you might regret tuning out all day once final exams roll around.
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I leaned into the kind, compassionate internal voice I wanted to listen to, and began the process of tuning out the familiar negativity that always wanted to pull me down.
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I hoped not, because I was talking to this productivity guru while researching a book about attention, particularly the value of tuning out distraction and noticing what others have missed.
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The social media space is getting heated as Snap and Facebook butt heads, and Jim Cramer is tuning out the Facebook bears worried that Snap could come after the giant.
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Extended drones, chantlike repeating phrases, tolling chords, spacious reverberation: Those are meditative sounds, defying fracture or interruption, tuning out the momentary and the trivial, invoking concentration, absorption, ritual and rapture.
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Gal Beckerman, an editor at the Book Review, reviews two new books that explore the benefits of tuning out: "How to Disappear," by Akiko Busch, and "Silence," by Jane Brox.
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"It wasn't until I was a few months out of school that I just focused on making art for myself and really started tuning out everyone else's opinions," Maxwell tells Creators.
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Aaron Rodgers' family drama won't bleed over onto the playing field this weekend ... 'cause he's an expert at tuning out off-the-field drama ... so says his ex-teammate Greg Jennings.
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Each element that your eyes or mind encounter is calming, but your mind is never allowed to fall into the habit of predicting what will happen next and then tuning out.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: The article reported that a study this year by Chinese and American researchers found that students appear to be tuning out shrill propaganda.
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What keeps us from tuning out is the infectious energy of an ensemble that delights in its characters' displays of cupidity and stupidity, and the storybook ingenuity of the physical production.
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In "The Phones We Love Too Much," Lesley Alderman writes: In our quest to be connected through technology, we're tuning out our partners and interrupting a kind of biological broadband connection.
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New York State still has millions of baptized Catholics, but the faithful are divided and adrift and accustomed to tuning out messages from their bishops that don't fit their partisan preconceptions.
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Beyond this conscious wrestling with productivity is a state of "flow," where all doubt and distraction disappear and one effortlessly moves from one task to another, often tuning out the outside world.
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And while the cynicism the production displays in inviting others to laugh at a dating pool it's responsible for vetting would logically undermine its central premise, the audience is hardly tuning out.
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I know a plane isn't the best place to watch a movie, but it was very useful for tuning out the strangers who were unfortunate enough to hit it off beside me.
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No matter your reason for tuning in and tuning out, there's a pair of headphones out there to make the most of the experience — be it wireless, on-ear, or noise-canceling.
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Cutting off a finger to try and save the arm The hope is to reverse trends in viewership, and also to ensure that viewers aren't simply tuning out during long commercial breaks.
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I see so many travelers tuning out the natural wonders or cultural happenings playing out right in front of them in favor of playing with their phones or scrolling through Facebook feeds.
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Yet it's the latest example of Trump tuning out the GOP's hawkish wing, which feels more emboldened to challenge Trump on foreign policy than other matters, and aligning himself with Paul's worldview.
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Besides, there are far worse things, when exploring a new place, than to get the lay of the land by tuning out of the office and tuning into the quirks of local radio.
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As well as distancing themselves from the account's regular excesses, congressional Republicans may also have been tuning out a voice that frequently undermined their agenda (and sometimes created legal problems for the administration).
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Individuals with at least $1 million to invest in stocks and other assets have been doing a good job of tuning out all the noise, and as usual, it was the right call.
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At the same time, he said he tries to concentrate on the fundamentals of companies, while tuning out on the day-to-day developments out of Washington concerning President Donald Trump and Congress.
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Scott Moore, the executive who committed Toronto-based Sportsnet to a 12-year television rights agreement, is not surprised that Canadians are tuning out their national pastime because there are no "home" teams competing.
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Best of all, the Xperia 1II has a 3.5mm headphone jack — enabling audiophiles to enjoy the simple pleasure of plugging in their favorite pair of high-end wired headphones and tuning out everything else.
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When Jesse Pickard showed up for a haircut at San Francisco's Fellow Barber, for instance, he saw an AirPods-wearing patron tuning out his barber, and everything else around him, as his haircut took shape.
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Game of Thrones You'd have to live well across the Narrow Sea by now not to be obsessed with this series — or at least tired of tuning out while all your friends talk about it.
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The people, it seems, are tuning out the president—a sensible enough reaction to Trump's dysfunctional and embarrassing term in office, but also one that runs the risk of undermining a cornerstone of America's democracy.
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But they're not tuning out the election as a bunch of noise, either: Only 15 percent of the country has thought about the election "only a little" — the lowest number by nearly twofold since 1992.
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Muting an account can be useful for tuning out political screeds from relatives or employers, ignoring obsessive posts about a topic you do not care about, avoiding spoilers from "Game of Thrones" and similar situations.
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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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It drew 600 entries in its second year, triple the number from last year, showcasing the growth in a subtle type of marketing that aims to reach people who are tuning out of traditional commercials.
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Neither Beats nor B&O Play offer active noise cancelling at this price, whereas the AKG N60 NC does a great job of tuning out everything exterior and leaving me with my tunes and my thoughts.
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Al Sharpton leading a protest outside the Dolby Theatre and some viewers tuning out the broadcast, Hollywood's opportunity imbalance often overshadowed the actual awards - though "Mad Max: Fury Road" did its best to command the spotlight.
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This is perfect for holiday reading next to the fireplace, or whatever the main source of heat is in your apartment, and tuning out all the outside noise with the laser-like focus of a chef.
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It has been a year of tuning out the haters and taming the self-recrimination, learning to maneuver in a world of darkness, rerouting her goals and figuring out who she can trust in her new life.
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His character throws some side-eye while the lyrics add a disapproving tinge to his glances, but he never directly interacts with those around him, instead maintaining an unamused expression and tuning out via his ear buds.
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Voters still deciding on who to back in Tuesday's primary seem mostly to be tuning out the ads in favor of actually going out to see the candidates, as they did in droves over this past weekend.
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Disillusioned by bad trips and a sense that their pursuit of hedonism had been empty, thousands of burned out hippies soon experienced something possibly even more revolutionary than tuning out and turning on: a born-again religious conversion.
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Mariana preferred to ride in quiet as the self-driving truck did its thing, and though she'd long been fascinated with the weather, she felt herself tuning out as the automated warning was broadcast through the sound system.
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"Mindful conversation" isn't designed to help romantic couples, per se — but it's a useful exercise in learning to actually listen to what your partner is saying, instead of tuning out or waiting for your chance to jump in.
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This adaptation of the much-beloved book is great for many reasons: It's romantic and cozy and sad and comforting, so it lends itself to burying oneself under blankets and tuning out the world for a few hours.
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How I'm tuning out the panicIt is one thing to say that you will ignore the nosediving market, it is another to actually weather the storm and make it through without selling off your portfolio at a loss.
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Partly inspired by George Prochnik's 2010 book of the same title, this elegant sermon by Patrick Shen on why we should dial down the racket of our daily lives will make you consider turning off and tuning out.
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And while it's common to cite animosity toward speechifying by celebrities for the decline in award-show ratings, by now, those prone to tuning out based on ideological grounds are almost surely pretty well baked into the numbers.
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Sony's new MDX-1000X wireless headphones look fantastic, and actually offer multiple noise-canceling modes, including one that lets voices and ambient sounds through so you're still aware of your surroundings while tuning out all the other background din.
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So, if you're headed out to vote, or if you're a candidate, prepare: If you want to be super safe, you can just stay home: But don't think you can escape the ides of March by tuning out today.
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But, according to Brand, saying it too casually, just to describe "tuning out because you don't want to think about something," is probably an inaccurate usage, and could be dismissive of people who suffer from real trauma and DID.
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They face Dallas again on July 5, and while Griner is intent on tuning out the background noise, she still holds out hope that, this time around, the coverage of the game and the public reaction to it will be different.
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The courts are nestled under the Williamsburg Bridge, and playing there generally requires tuning out traffic on Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, the bridge, the E and M trains on the bridge, helicopters, seaplanes and, during a recent game, a jackhammer.
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As political exhaustion over last year's polarizing election mixed with apathy in New Jersey, voters rarely appeared enthused by any candidate during the primary campaign, often ignoring coverage and seemingly tuning out what many anticipated would be a contested race.
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"This is more difficult today because the Democratic committee chairs aren't stopping and President Trump takes the bait, but I think the public, outside of the bases, is largely tuning out of all the chatter at this point," Penn added.
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With President Donald Trump set to address the nation Tuesday night about border security and restate his case for a proposed wall with Mexico, his regular antagonist Stormy Daniels says she'll be tuning out and is reminding others they can do the same.
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By alienating the intelligence community, tuning out intelligence briefings, and elevating political advisor Steve Bannon to a key role on the National Security Council, Trump is creating a scattershot national security policy that sidelines professional expertise and could make the U.S. more vulnerable.
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We're seeing the early flowerings of this at the moment, with products like the Bragi Dash (which includes internal storage for music and in-ear workouts), and Doppler Labs' Here One (which filter the noise around you, tuning out specific frequencies and sounds).
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If the thought of tuning out in this way scares you terribly, try to challenge yourself with these questions, what's the worst thing that could happen if you severely limited or even forego the news for one day, or even a half-day?
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While throwing on sweatpants and tuning out the world is one way to deal, Marni Amsellem, PhD, a clinical psychologist at Smart Health Psychology, says there are plenty of other things you can do to turn a crappy day around, should you feel so inclined.
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The QC35s promise up to 20 hours of battery life on a charge and will go even longer if you plug them in with the included cable, since that shuts off Bluetooth and focuses the battery solely on tuning out the noise surrounding you.
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As we approach another anniversary, I will think about all the ways we choose to commemorate tragedy both publicly and privately, and how tuning in and tuning out of our surroundings is a choice we must make over and over in our daily lives.
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Immigration is "sort of like a basic pass/fail" test with Hispanic voters, Mr. Schale said, adding that Hispanics are tuning out Mr. Trump because of his labeling of immigration reform as "amnesty" and his promise to deport millions of immigrants who are in the country illegally.
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Rather than flowing from one pose to the next on autopilot, Porat says learning a new variation forces her students to really pay attention to her instruction and focus on their bodies — which also means they're tuning out the outside world along with their own mental chatter.
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This is not just about the stuff that you learn to do without even knowing that you've learned to do it, like unconsciously tuning out omnipresent advertising or otherwise turning down the gain on the world's ceaseless ambient wheedling for your time and attention and patronage.
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American commanders say they are tuning out Mr. Trump's comments — strengthening ties to allied armies, increasing the number of troops and spies devoted to Russia, and embracing Defense Secretary Jim Mattis's newest defense strategy that focuses more on potential threats from Russia and China and less on terrorism.
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Several said they had consumed the news about the Mueller probe and Stone's case — though that was before they got their first notice earlier this summer that they could get tapped to serve on the jury and should start tuning out all things tied to the upcoming trial.
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PHILADELPHIA — In a luxury suite high above the convention floor, some of the Democratic Party's most generous patrons sipped cocktails and caught up with old friends, tuning out Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont on Monday as he bashed Wall Street in an arena named after one of the country's largest banks.
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It is a line of work that makes for a head-on collision between two distinctly New York traits in what just might be their most undiluted form: relentless hustle facing notoriously stoic commuters, gifted at tuning out as couples argue or as a "showtime" dancer's sneakers whoosh by their head.
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As the Federal Reserve signals it may cut interest rates again later this month, Minneapolis Fed president Neel Kashkari says the central bank is tuning out calls by President Trump to do more to support the economy — and relying on the strength of the data it collects to justify its moves.
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He was pitching lights-out for the Padres, but the real reason the Fish traded for Rodney might have been his dance moves: Usually, major leaguers are applauded for tuning out the environment — crowd noise, etc — but here's a pitcher embracing the silly stuff going on around him and responding with a fancy jig.
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He'll hoist the ball from just about anywhere once he crosses midcourt — and he revealed in our visit that one of his first pro goals was topping his father Dell Curry's 16 seasons in the league — but Curry is adamant about tuning out any talk of these Warriors nearing the end of their reign.
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And the debut of the show's eighth season, Apocalypse, which is bringing back characters from the first and third seasons, is guaranteed to bring with it the annual phenomenon of people tuning in for the debut episode, remembering that the show is maybe not to their taste, and then tuning out for future installments.
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More and more young people are tuning out (or never tuning in) to the major pro sports on TV, and the median age of their audiences shows that: 64 for the PGA Tour, 58 for NASCAR, 220 for MLB, 225 for NCAA football and men's basketball, and 214 for the NFL…and all are getting older.
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Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Vt.), characterizing people involved in the negotiations as "grown-ups," suggested that people were increasingly tuning out the president's comments about the conference committee.
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Sen. Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) says that Senate Republicans aren't ignoring President Trump, but may be tuning out some of his more bombastic rhetoric.
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Stryk began the night slumped in a Morton's steakhouse in downtown Washington, tuning out the guests at his watch party to type out the campaign announcement of a buddy who — in the wake of Donald J. Trump's all-but-certain defeat and the Republican Party implosion that was sure to follow — planned to make a long-shot bid for chairman of the Republican National Committee.
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