My younger son feels very bored and unmotivated in school.
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Niecy has spent most of the show unemployed and unmotivated.
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At the time, I was feeling so lost and unmotivated.
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When you feel unmotivated, who's going to come with you?
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For the most part, though, the movie avoids unmotivated sadism.
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If you're unmotivated, you have someone to push you to continue.
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Completely unmotivated, she helped her mother out with her catering business.
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And it's not because they're lazy or unmotivated or self-indulgent.
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The less sleep you get, the more sluggish and unmotivated you'll feel.
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I should have been thankful, but I was feeling unmotivated and uninspired.
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If you find yourself feeling constantly lazy, unmotivated and just plain disinterested?
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Too often, Kundry's death, during the final tableau, seems incidental and unmotivated.
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Apocalypse stars Steven, an unmotivated schmuck who takes his life for granted.
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Said another way, low prices and unmotivated teams are not good for VCs.
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Black's laissez-faire tone should, however, not be mistaken for an unmotivated athlete.
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However, I push back on the narrative that millennials are lazy and unmotivated.
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Rogen: That weed makes you lazy and unproductive and unmotivated or emotionally detached.
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Can you do Thanksgiving without spinning out and ending up tired and unmotivated?
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Not since the original Thor has a film featured so many unmotivated Dutch angles.
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Like the rest of us, they have days where they feel lazy and unmotivated.
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A lot of other riders expressed reluctance about opioids, worried that they'll feel unmotivated.
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I'm not only unmotivated to get a new job, but I'm also drained creatively.
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Those who are timid or unmotivated probably won&apost quite know what to do.
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If you don't make any moves, you'll become stagnant, unmotivated and ultimately spiral downward.
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If you don't make any moves, you'll become stagnant, unmotivated, and ultimately spiral downward.
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That caused the series to occasionally spin its wheels or descend into unmotivated melodrama.
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Finally, don't spend time with negative, unmotivated people, because they'll drag you down with them.
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And an attempt to somehow heighten the tensions in this situation looks like unmotivated aggression.
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The most vulnerable were unpowered and unmotivated, and they were conforming to their dire state.
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But after a year, a promised raise and benefits didn't materialize, and I felt unmotivated.
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The 61-year-old says cuts forced him to reshape the force and chop unmotivated cops.
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Anna Kendrick's actions in the movie seem a little unmotivated compared to Stephanie's in the book.
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" Gregory said of his brother, "Law wasn't really his thing," adding, "He's completely unmotivated by money.
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In Genesis, no angel is asked to bow, and Satan's animus toward Adam is left unmotivated.
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I feel oppressed and silenced every day, which has resulted in me feeling angry, depressed and unmotivated.
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Start working your ass off, and set subgoals so you don't get bored or unmotivated as you go.
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The next time you feel unmotivated to grab your gym bag, just take Ross' advice for a spin.
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The Brotherhood hadn't appeared since season three, then returned for the ostensibly unmotivated murder of dozens of civilians.
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He needs to galvanize the loyal Democratic base that was unmotivated to vote for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Planet Money also points out how unmotivated the farmers were under the Chinese regime, cutting productivity even further.
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"The pirates were uneducated, obstructionist, unmotivated and unrealistic," said Leslie Edwards, the lead negotiator for the sailors' release.
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" — Erin Farmer • "There are phases when I feel stuck between being overwhelmed yet feeling unmotivated to address it.
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I didn't sleep well and I feel sluggish and unmotivated, despite all the work I definitely need to do.
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Both will inspire an exhausted, unmotivated, unfocused, negative, and just general "blegh" feeling—to use a super technical term.
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But this is not a good use of my time (or their money), and I've never been so unmotivated.
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He is self-hating and unmotivated, but he does help to take care of his ailing mother (Cynthia Nixon).
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Fact: It's next to impossible to remain unmotivated at your desk when fitted out in a bright red suit.
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When women and workers of color do the same, they can be viewed seen as unmotivated, lazy or disengaged.
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When foster children elsewhere in Como seemed unmotivated, Cometa started an after-school program, which now hosts 130 kids.
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Williams agreed that younger generations of progressive voters are disillusioned and unmotivated by the Democratic Party's framework of what's possible.
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I felt unmotivated to accomplish anything except the simplest goals, like increasing the number of pull-ups I could do.
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On good days, children on Chios go to class happy and energized, on bad days unmotivated and deflated, teachers say.
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Although Russia ceded primacy in mentoring North Korea after the USSR dissolved, Russian president Vladimir Putin is unmotivated to assist.
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Likewise, the portions of New Dawn that feel rushed or unmotivated are bolstered by the narrative and established format of 5.
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It makes their support for clean coal and nuclear somewhat ... unmotivated (beyond the obvious ties of money and influence, I mean).
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While some employees expect to thrive working remotely, others fear they'll feel isolated or unmotivated to work in their own homes.
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The company was born from Finman's early (and only) experiences in schooling, where he was unmotivated, uninspired and underwhelmed by his teachers.
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It wouldn't serve us to try and inject typical Hollywood arcs, when I thought it would be very unmotivated to do so.
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"If you know that you're not actually lazy and unmotivated, don't let yourself get sucked into to those negative thoughts," she says.
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If someone at the office is making you feel consistently drained, stressed or unmotivated, you might be dealing with a toxic coworker.
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I've been looking forward to this appointment for a week, as I am extremely unmotivated when it comes to doing my hair.
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"The reality is to the extent there was a Tea Party, previously unmotivated voting bloc, they were motivated by Donald Trump," he said.
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I feel tired and unmotivated like I'm waiting for something to appear to occupy my time, rather than looking for things to do.
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If you're feeling unmotivated, lethargic, depressed or just … *loud exhale full of ennui* … here are some books you can read that may help.
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Farrell returns, this time as an unmotivated, alcoholic, badly blocked screenwriter, and the substitution isn't subtle; the character literally shares McDonagh's Christian name.
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" The advice was in response to the question: "I've been feeling extremely sad and unmotivated lately and leaving my projects and business unfinished.
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If you can't recall ever feeling this tired or unmotivated, you could very likely be experiencing more than just the bad day blues.
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He asks them if they're real desperadoes, and in reply the leader launches into a gruff aria in praise of pure, unmotivated violence.
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"Wheat had a bit of an unmotivated rally as it was too early to have real concerns about the cold weather," Houe said.
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And the Bills are still in Buffalo because their new owners seem refreshingly unmotivated to demand anything, much to the league's general chagrin.
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The poorly trained, unmotivated and badly led armies of these countries are subjected to repeated massacres by the jihadists who roam the desert.
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My second year in college I began to feel unmotivated so I walked away from my scholarship and transferred to Georgia State University.
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The depressed electoral participation has been attributed to a host of reasons in the past, from acts of voter suppression to unmotivated voters.
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I'd been feeling a bit uninspired and unmotivated with certain aspects of my job, and now I'm starting to get back into the groove.
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"Intermittent therapy can be an indicator of an unmotivated client, which is one of the biggest reasons for an unsuccessful therapeutic outcome," she says.
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One example: Amazon's Audible, a subscription audiobook service that's great for when you're unmotivated to read, or staring down a long day of travel.
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Japan's stagnant mutual fund industry is hunting for revitalization amid an aging, shrinking population and unmotivated retail investors who prefer to sit on cash.
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"Last year, I was feeling hopeless, unmotivated and frankly ashamed of the role I was playing at Amazon Air enabling carbon emissions," Sheppard said.
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It's that I'm not gliding over the insults and insinuations, the snickering and unmotivated female nudity as easily — as resignedly — as I sometimes did.
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He was generally "unmotivated" in his education, he said, but surprised himself in high school by scoring second-highest on a state standardized test.
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The insurance industry faces extinction under single-payer and a new competitor unmotivated by profit under a public option, so its opposition is obvious.
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Other major hindrances were difficulty with self-accountability, a lack of support or being surrounded by unmotivated people, and limited access to healthy food.
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Despite how hopeful you felt at midnight on January 1, no one — not even you — is immune to feeling the unmotivated dread of a rut.
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Now, the issues are more complex, involving far more than unmotivated companies resisting change, but at least for the 300 attendees, their resolve hasn't changed.
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If the Federal Reserve is hanging its policymaking hat on the August jobs number, then it's likely to be disappointed and unmotivated to raise rates.
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The only type of people she hiresThe most important piece of advice she gives new managersThe first question she asks employees who are feeling unmotivated
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But to actually know what it's like to push yourself through something, in your darkest times, and the times you're unmotivated, is another thing altogether.
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Teams have registered voters, driven people to early voting and spent hours trying to persuade undecided or unmotivated union members to vote for Mrs. Clinton.
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Owls of the period were seen as lazy and unmotivated, the types who frequented bars, brothels and jail cells, often sleeping late into the day.
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Sara Wechter, Citi&aposs global head of HR, said the first question she asks an employee feeling unmotivated is What have you done about it?
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My friend Hollie Sick, who runs the site FueledbyLOLZ, said she had also been feeling unmotivated, so we decided to run together once a week.
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Today is my only day off this week, so I try to be a bit more forgiving of how I'm feeling, which is tired and unmotivated.
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If you think fat people just haven't tried hard enough, just don't know what to eat, or are just too unmotivated, you are simply, categorically wrong.
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Those who remain are increasingly unmotivated, irate over low wages, and fearful of work accidents as PDVSA's installations deteriorate due to years of underinvestment and mismanagement.
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While working for the FBI's Investigative Support Bureau, Douglas forged the art of psychological profiling to grapple with a wave of inexplicable, seemingly unmotivated serial killings.
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Yet most of us fail to live up to those recommendations for numerous reasons: We're unmotivated, busy, can't afford healthy food, really like unhealthy foods, etc.
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She is also a character unmotivated by male influence, acting for her own interests and not out of spurned love or a need for paternal approval.
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Despite the fact that the manager is dealing with with injuries, his starting XI has looked lackluster and unmotivated in recent matches against Necaxa and Pumas.
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It worried that a basic income would be ruinously expensive and morally corrosive, leaving the country with unsustainable public finances and a society of unmotivated loafers.
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The movie, which ends with Bram delivering a self-righteous, mostly unmotivated defense of his generation's work ethic, takes a weirdly sympathetic attitude toward his stumbles.
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The Titans hardly fared much better, losing three consecutive games before eking out a 173-217 win against a completely unmotivated Jacksonville team in Week 211.
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This Messiaen wave, unmotivated by any anniversary, suggests that the composer is destined to be the next Mahler—a cult figure who becomes a repertory staple.
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Adopting guerrilla warfare tactics, Castro and his followers were able to inflict stinging defeats on Batista's army, which was mostly composed of young, untrained and unmotivated soldiers.
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Everyone has fallen victim to the occasional tomato soup explosion or marinara mess in the microwave and felt a little too unmotivated to deal with the aftermath.
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A mother's desire for an empty nest leads her to bounce her unmotivated 32-year-old son onto the street, making him a spokesman for the disenfranchised.
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Nartova, a thirty-six-year-old trade-law specialist from Moscow, had previously found Ferak to be bright but unmotivated, like many girls from well-off families.
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So, when I heard about a detox that didn't require any food or drink restriction, I thought, Finally — a cleanse for unmotivated mortals with decent intentions like me.
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Unmotivated by profit, Stéphane Breitwieser stole over a billion dollars worth of art and artifacts to fill his obsessive treasure trove, which he stored away in an attic.
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This is scattershot and utterly unmotivated policy, rooted in deep scientific ignorance, enriching a small set of fossil fuel executives on the basis of no coherent policy rationale.
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I don't see why we would benefit from being a society that promotes the use of a drug that, at the end of the day, makes you unmotivated.
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When she meets and falls for a guy who turns out to be unavailable, she finds herself lonely and unmotivated — until she discovers a family secret she can't ignore.
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Instead of building on its most pertinent themes — or on any themes — The Darkest Minds wanders around haplessly in a fog of tired tropes and unmotivated bits of plot.
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But Larson, strangely enough, never seems to find her way into her role, playing adult Jeannette with a kind of vagueness that makes some the character's choices seem unmotivated.
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Nigerians have to vote in the district where they're registered, and those who traveled to cast their ballots last weekend may be unable or unmotivated to do so again.
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For years, businesses have emphasized training that raises awareness, but those programs often turn employees into spectators who are aware of bias issues but feel unmotivated to change them.
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The Afghan security forces trained by the U.S. to keep the peace as the U.S. pulls back are described as "incompetent, unmotivated and rife with deserters," per the Post.
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This dovetails with how he deploys differing points of view, as he shifts from what Cecilia sees to seemingly unmotivated camera moves, like a pan to an empty corner.
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The 23-year-old defensive lineman had a shot with the Oakland Raiders in 2019 -- but was cut in training camp after coaches said he looked lazy and unmotivated.
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To turn someone environmentally unmotivated into an activist, they should be introduced to the concepts of nature-relatedness and the importance of climate action during the trip, Dolen said.
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Hollendoner listed a variety of reasons for why users might become unmotivated to continue staying active, including (but not limited to): dauntingly high goals and seasonal changes or holiday disruptions.
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I'll admit that this "tip" isn't entirely unmotivated: if we want more "pro" apps on the iPad, we should reward companies that make apps that work well on the iPad.
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I usually don't mind picking up the slack, and I know that my coworkers cover my work when I'm out too, but I've just been really unmotivated at work lately.
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Lewis does not defend the Post Office or the Department of Veterans Affairs (although there are brilliant practitioners doing innovative work for veterans amid the fatty mass of unmotivated bureaucrats).
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If only a small number of students are truly ready for Advanced Placement, then students who are either unprepared or unmotivated to be admitted have to fill out the class.
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There's silence When a typically chatty employee who often participates in meetings and is engaged and enthusiastic suddenly becomes unmotivated and quieter, that person could be at risk for burnout.
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But over a full season or series, it can easily fall apart, as writers lose focus and the obstacles placed in front of characters start to feel random and unmotivated.
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"Interaction ideas are currently relatively stagnant with new entrants unmotivated to innovate in the email space vs other proprietary protocol options due to challenging breakout success demands," Lukas wrote to me.
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If you really are just unmotivated because you have a trip coming up, Dr. Ballard suggests zeroing in on your to-do list by trying your best not to multi-task.
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Using television to change minds may cost a campaign $1,000 per "persuadable" voter, Mr. Beach noted — 10 times more than identifying and mobilizing an unmotivated voter already on the candidate's side.
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Within the strict textual limits of the game Bernard comes off as little more than an unmotivated evil, making grandiose speeches about the meaninglessness of existence and transcending the human form.
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Political rhetoric and media coverage paints us as unmotivated and undeserving individuals, passive consumers of taxpayer dollars who are out to "game the system," taking resources away from hard-working people.
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Despite the recognition that almost no one decides to develop obesity, many blame people with obesity for their disease, and consider people with obesity as lazy, unmotivated, sloppy, gluttonous and undisciplined.
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As a young girl, Obama had "the good fortune to be plucked from a second-grade class marooned with an unmotivated teacher," and transferred to a better, more resourced school across town.
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"Neptune will come to square Mars, leading the lustful planet unmotivated to take action — even making it feel a bit stuck and unable to move forward (which is Sagittarius's nightmare)," Stardust explains.
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I'd been feeling unmotivated at work, missed a few mornings of quantifying myself, and (don't tell anyone) binged on cow's milk, which left me really bloated after all those months of Soylent.
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People with what is clinically called "major depressive disorder" experience a range of symptoms, including feeling sad and unmotivated, losing interest in the activities they once loved, and loss of energy and appetite.
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Bloated with success and seduced by the trappings of wealth, the once-hungry champion grows complacent and unmotivated and soft, leaving him vulnerable to the next generation of lean, driven, angry young men.
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Despite so many founders, investment professionals and service providers being unaware and unmotivated by these tax benefits, at the very least the existence of these proposals represents a serious assault on the valley.
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Keeping my library relevant and interesting is crucial to getting unmotivated students to read, because it turns out, people of all ages don't like reading when they don't care about the subject matter.
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As it is, the little bit of bat brooding in "Justice League" feels unmotivated and unearned, and lacks the shading of the character in the "Dark Knight" or even in the Lego movies.
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Titans 35, Texans 14 The unlikely (and apparently unstoppable) duo of quarterback Ryan Tannehill and running back Derrick Henry came through once again, delivering a playoff-clinching win over an unmotivated division rival.
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And by so doing, we're unmotivated to spend more now to stave off destruction later, a preference expressed in the resistance of policy makers and elected officials to enact policies to fight climate change.
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Given that midterm elections are primarily about turnout, primary battles that leave too many voters upset and unmotivated, rather than inspired, could have a detrimental effect when it comes time for competitive general elections.
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"I was eating a raw egg on rice at home one morning and thought to myself that the egg was kind of cute, but entirely unmotivated and indifferent to me," Amy, Gudetama's designer, wrote.
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The performances he attended and went through the motions of conducting were with pickup orchestras made up of rather unmotivated Viennese musicians sight-reading this new, incredibly complicated and challenging music on only one rehearsal.
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Because if the goal is too overwhelming, and you "miss two days a week or three days a week, then you become unmotivated and then your whole goal thing goes out the window," she says.
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If you felt too lazy/unmotivated/on the fence to make it back to the store or put the return in the mail in that window, you may still have the option of getting a refund.
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As a general term, burnout refers to people who feel disinterested, unmotivated or unable to continue in their line of work, and is characterized by the following symptoms: So why are more people feeling this way?
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Now that she's finally recovering from knee surgery, Cruz wants to get skin removal surgery – but her doctor, Younan Nowzaradan, thinks that Cruz is unmotivated, and won't go through with the procedure until she loses more weight.
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"If anyone is like me (not willing to shell out for an overpriced soft plastic item and unmotivated to DIY), this is a cool purchase as everybody should eventually purchase laundry soap," alixehd wrote in the thread.
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Rachel Hadaway, a software tester in Des Moines, stopped by a state Democratic Party event the other night with a specific purpose: to gather information she could use to persuade unmotivated friends to vote for Ms. Axne.
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There remains a false assumption that restaurants are staffed by college students and 20-somethings, making it easy to pass off substance abuse as a result of unmotivated employees or the immaturity of a younger work force.
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Still, directing singers is a very particular art: Try to make them move too precisely to the music, and some of them look like unmotivated marionettes, the more so if they have to share the stage with dancers.
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Like teachers with full-time classroom assignments, those in the pool are entitled to regular pay raises, step increases and longevity increases, providing "no incentive for unmotivated or unsuitable teachers to secure new permanent placements," the report notes.
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He tells the story of Jody (Tyrese Gibson), a 20-year-old man stuck in a state of arrested development: Unemployed and unmotivated, he still lives with his mother, even though he has a child of his own.
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You would think that Trump, as a person of increased girth, might get it that representing people with fat bodies as slovenly, unmotivated, disgusting, unruly and amoral is a product of bias, but in this case no such luck.
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The Swiss government, which is arguing for a "no" vote in this month's referendum, worries that a basic income would be ruinously expensive and morally corrosive, leaving the country with unsustainable public finances and a society of unmotivated loafers.
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There's the narrator's mother, a Jamaican-born intellectual who pushes her listless, unmotivated daughter through school and college, out of the poor housing estate where she grew up, and into a middle-class existence through sheer force of will.
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He was just getting started on the subject of being young, wealthy and unmotivated, not exactly bursting with enthusiasm for the heat and humidity of the coming North American hardcourt season along the road to the United States Open.
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With most U.S. institutions expecting little from the market for 2016 from the start, they appear unmotivated to step in the way of a hostile tape, general world economic slippage, a deepening oil glut and flaring signals of capital-market stress.
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Conservatives are likely to use protests and other forms of resistance to Judge Kavanaugh as a way to clarify for unmotivated Republican voters what Democratic control of the Senate means: a Trump-nominated Supreme Court justice would never be confirmed again.
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Closely watched activist hedge fund Starboard Value took a big stake in cash management company Brink's a few years ago, seeing lots of money being left on the table by a bloated company unmotivated to make the most of its opportunity.
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Many edibles are loaded with sugar and use poor-quality cannabis trim in their extracts (the pot equivalent of cheap hot dogs made from pig scraps), which can cause spikes and dips in energy, leaving you tired and unmotivated halfway through a run.
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I have zero interest in watching more Negan — his turn from Hannibal Lecter to whimpering man-child in "What Comes Next" was so quick and unmotivated that I nearly got whiplash — so I guess that leaves it to new characters and new complications.
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And while she is still not a detailed actress — Norma's final act of self-sacrifice seemed just as unmotivated as the last time she did it — the vocal fireworks and sudden high, soft notes came across less as showy effects this time around.
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For Gide and his modernist disciples, the "unmotivated crime," the gratuitous act, was a challenge to both the European civilization of the Enlightenment and the older Christian civilization, which in their different ways maintained that human behavior is shaped by reason, motive, and purpose.
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To recap the film, Peter Gibbons—played by Ron Livingston as a breathing approximation of Marx's theory of alienation—is unmotivated by his boring job at a tech company in one of those indistinguishable suburban office parks that's adjacent to mid-range chain restaurants.
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This unmotivated attitude has earned it a variety of titles, ranging from the "Hello Kitty for millennials" to the much more general "hero," and humankind has created homages to the character in the form of a café and a themed flight from Tokyo to Taipei.
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The big turn toward genocide that Daenerys takes in Game of Thrones' penultimate episode isn't entirely unmotivated, but it feels like it comes out of nowhere because her relationships with the other characters have barely been affected by her growing paranoia and desire for conquest.
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I held onto the song for months, listening to it almost everyday while going through so many different emotions and obstacles, but the song was only half finished, and I was feeling too discouraged and unmotivated at the time to find the inspiration to write the rest.
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Most, if not all, reserve-pool placements will be in schools that already struggle to attract great teachers, with teacher vacancy rates that are double or triple those of their counterparts in more affluent communities; those vacancy rates make them prime spots to put unwanted, unmotivated teachers.
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When Team A has one win and one draw (say, against B and C, respectively), Team B is already eliminated before the last group match and may not give its best effort to defeat C. If C wins the group after beating an unmotivated Team B, Team A may feel aggrieved.
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"We're seeing more clearly how hard it can be for families to comply with court-ordered conditions, not because they are unmotivated or resistant but because of poverty, safety and other considerations," Michelle Frank, a deputy juvenile officer in the investigations unit of the St. Louis County Family Court, said.
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As a young man, Taylor had worked as a shop foreman, attempted to get the most out of his workers, and begun to diagnose the inefficiencies he observed as a product of poorly structured incentives, unmotivated and sometimes shirking laborers, and perhaps most importantly, a tremendous knowledge gap that rendered management ineffective.
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You can see the hallmarks of "Halloween" in his previous work, including two genre movies — "Dark Star" and "Assault on Precinct 13" — that also featured unmotivated killers, as well his screenplay for "Eyes of Laura Mars," which is about a fashion photographer who via a psychic connection suddenly starts seeing through the eyes of a serial killer.
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Stresses of the modern world may be driving the increase, said the study's lead author Rebecca Pearson, a lecturer in psychiatric epidemiology at the University of Bristol in the UK. "Our data suggest that the symptoms driving the increase in total scores were those related to feeling overwhelmed and stress and anxiety rather than feelings of being down and unmotivated," Pearson said.
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Unmotivated by the very real fear of Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE becoming president, they insist that Stein and her party represent a realistic alternative to the Democrats, whom, they say, have no stronghold on their vote.
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However, Freud may have been less on the nose when it came to cocaine's addictive properties and effects, writing: "It seems to me noteworthy—and I discovered this in myself and in other observers who were capable of judging such things—that a first dose or even repeated doses of coca produce no compulsive desire to use the stimulant further; on the contrary, one feels a certain unmotivated aversion to the substance"—all a far cry from the anguished 5 AM plate-scraping and desperate, self-loathing text messages.
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