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Cersei, I'm happy to report, is unmoved by these shenanigans.
Shockingly, Goodell was unmoved by arguments undercutting his prior ruling.
European bonds and stocks were broadly unmoved by the minutes.
Arthur, the professional feminist ally, is completely unmoved by this.
But one group of animals seems unmoved by eclipses: cows.
Shares were largely unmoved by the SoFi news on Monday.
Some US antitrust officials sound unmoved by the China card.
"Sure, no problem," Friedrich said, unmoved by the fatherly approbation.
The president's job approval rating appeared unmoved by the news.
Trump never accepts blame and is generally unmoved by logic.
Most of my friends seem unmoved by my new approach.
Mr. Bharara, for his part, seemed unmoved by the attention.
Corrections Commissioner Jeff Dunn was unmoved by the grotesque unexecution.
They just stare, unmoved by the youthful art before them.
Unmoved by impeachment hearings, investors turned instead to the economy.
Members of Jews in the AfD appear unmoved by those figures.
But as Oliver suggested, speakers seemed completely unmoved by these facts.
But China is likely to be unmoved by these embarrassing incidents.
Her fiercest opponents could not be unmoved by Moore's last pages.
Fortunately, everyone else in the movie seems unmoved by the news.
His wife, Pam, was equally unmoved by the fund-raising appeal.
Corporations who might support these programs seem unmoved by the statistics.
So far, some young people seem unmoved by the government's efforts.
I am aware that many will be unmoved by this argument.
Trump was unmoved by Hayden's comments, however, at the March debate.
Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez is largely unmoved by these complaints.
" Jackson appeared unmoved by Stone's contrition, saying his apology "rings quite hollow.
South Korean stocks and the won currency were unmoved by the news.
I'm unmoved by most things and tend to treat hype with suspicion.
Some of the senators appeared unmoved by Mr. Pearson's expression of regret.
But Denham says he is unmoved by their calls of political opportunism.
I was unmoved by punishments, by failing grades from not paying attention.
Mr. Wagner was unmoved by the Nixonian comparisons drawn by many Democrats.
It's rare to be unmoved by them, whether to rage or joy.
The landlord was unmoved by the theatrics and the cafe closed anyway.
But the government has been unmoved by peaceful protests in recent years.
In her memoir, Ms. Andrews said she was unmoved by the musical.
Wendy is left unmoved by Chuck's sob-story about his (admittedly disturbing) childhood.
Everything about Moose reflected Eastsiders' reputation for being gritty, unmoved by fashion trends.
Young voters in particular seem unmoved by the moderate promise of Clintonism — Mrs.
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Brexiteers have been largely unmoved by Japanese companies' warnings, assuming that they were bluffing.
James Mattis told him — noting that he was surprised but unmoved by the statement.
Markets remained unmoved by his call to increase fiscal powers for the euro zone.
Suffice to say, if you're unmoved by "Brightside," you don't believe in world peace.
It was almost enough to chasten those of us unmoved by last year's Barbmania.
Blom is "unmoved by fashion" and acts on an instinctual connection to a place.
Ted Budd, confirmed through a spokesperson that he was unmoved by Trump's hard sell.
At a hulking 80 pounds, the block was unmoved by the force of the blade.
They were unmoved by photo-snapping tourists, children with outstretched hands, hot dog carts, sirens.
In fact, critics unmoved by the experience would be remiss, and dishonest, if they didn't.
On Monday, European markets looked relatively unmoved by the events in Catalonia, opening broadly higher.
But many L.G.B.T. leaders said they were unmoved by accounts of Mr. Trump's personal tolerance.
Even close US allies like the UK and Egypt were unmoved by America's dark warnings.
As for the voter registration controversy, Scott was unmoved by requests to extend the days.
They also are largely unmoved by his announcement of tariffs for foreign steel and aluminum.
Fry, a Messianic Jew, was unmoved by their arguments, and the activists became audibly frustrated.
Croft and Louney added that Saudi Arabia appeared "unmoved" by the plight of poorer OPEC producers.
The market was unmoved by data showing Japan's exports fell for a third month in February.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said he was unmoved by people like Chouinard who are threatening lawsuits.
Critics may have been unmoved by The Accountant, but general audiences apparently liked it just fine.
Algorithms, after all, are supposed to be unemotional, unbiased, and unmoved by anything but their calculations.
The Earles are a lesbian couple, so they were probably unmoved by the shirtless male bartenders.
Unmoved by these treasures, the daughter excels in soberly analyzing why her father so adored wine.
For now, however, Mr. McConnell — and many other Senate Republicans — seem unmoved by the House posture.
On Friday, Iran's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif took to Twitter, saying Iran was "unmoved" by Trump's threat.
After all, the House's slimmed-down Republican conference is significantly more conservative and unmoved by Trump's whims.
And supporters of Bernie Sanders packed up their signs, some of his admirers still unmoved by Mrs.
But on Tuesday, they appeared to be skeptical of Multhaup's statements and seemed unmoved by his arguments.
I look back at her as she shakes the dust off her armor, unmoved by the chaos.
Cogan was unmoved by the theatrics and ordered the case to proceed, beginning with jury selection Monday.
Meanwhile, my betrayer audience sat unmoved by the endless adorkable hilarity playing out in front of them.
Gloria Steinem, who at the time wrote a column generally defending Mr. Clinton, remains unmoved by time.
Why are citizens in post-Communist countries with Catholic majorities unmoved by the message of Pope Francis?
While I'm utterly unmoved by everything I'm seeing here, there is one fun little twist: Michael Keaton.
He is unmoved by the indignation, the denunciations, the many enemies his contemptuous, bullying behavior has made.
European bond yields remained at record lows, unmoved by the apparent shift in tone from the Fed.
The foreign minister, Javad Zarif said on Twitter Friday that Iran is "unmoved" by the U.S. sanctions.
If you're unmoved by the strange old man and his young counterpoint, what does that say about you?
Despite beating the official forecast of a £45.2 billion borrowing requirement, sterling was largely unmoved by the data.
But the seasoned correspondents in the Western press corps, I recall, were distinctly unmoved by all this fizz.
The U.S. Treasuries yield curve steepened slightly, with yields largely unmoved by stronger-than-expected producer price data.
Just as Edison originally envisioned the phonograph as a dictation machine, Marconi was unmoved by radio-as-entertainment.
Even the people at my table who are normally unmoved by Chinese sweets were impressed by the desserts.
Santa Clara County voters were apparently unmoved by the recall opponents' concerns, however, and voted to recall Persky.
U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers are unmoved by political pressure, according to Cleveland Fed President and CEO Loretta Mester.
The second is discrimination against those workers by employers either unaware of or unmoved by the law's requirements.
He said his listeners were unmoved by Democratic arguments that the Flynn situation indicated a national security threat.
Even agnostics, unmoved by the remorseless reboots of the "Star Trek" franchise, may find themselves mourning the loss.
The five more conservative members of the Supreme Court seemed unmoved by Mr. Ray's request for an accommodation.
If Alabama voters were unmoved by the president's pick in the primary, Mr. Trump himself seemed similarly unenthusiastic.
However, she said Danielle is hyper-focused about her ambitions and is unmoved by the backlash against her online.
Once told this, partisans on both sides adopted the party position and became unmoved by information presented to them.
Related column: - U.S. natural gas prices unmoved by colder winter, low inventories (Reuters, April 3) (Editing by Jan Harvey)
In Congress and in the White House, leaders sound unmoved by the downsides of withholding assistance as China rises.
With all of the issues facing women, I am unmoved by anything other than solid action on our behalf.
They appeared utterly unmoved by the jostle and heat, a small entourage of attendant friends trailed in their wake.
Who could possibly remain unmoved by the scenes of damage and despair that come out of the affected areas?
Police retreated several times along the route after the protesters were unmoved by the teargas and water cannon spray.
Yet, though I often find her the most sensational ballerina in America, I've been unmoved by her this season.
That's why they're unmoved by the mounting heap of slaughtered innocents, by schoolkids missing recess to rehearse being hunted.
Republicans were unmoved by Sondland's testimony, pushing back at his allegations with sharp questions intended to undercut his credibility.
European bond yields remained pinned to all-time lows, unmoved by the apparent shift in tone from the Fed.
Related column: - U.S. natural gas prices unmoved by colder winter, low inventories (Reuters, April 3) (Editing by Jan Harvey)
Mr Trump will probably be an unabashed Pillar Three president, enraptured by the national interest and unmoved by transnational affinities.
Financial markets were largely unmoved by Powell's testimony, which was the first of his two hearings this week in Congress.
The Australian market shed 0.033%, unmoved by the release of dovish minutes from the Reserve Bank of Australia's July meeting.
Two floors above, the hundreds of delegates at Africa Oil Week were largely unaware and mostly unmoved by the display.
In the early stages of the outbreak, young people appeared to be largely unmoved by the threat of the virus.
Pelosi, meanwhile, is unmoved by the criticism from the GOP or the complaints coming from those in her own party.
On the other hand, I am unmoved by dark and hopeless novels that reveal how quietly miserable mankind can be.
Ashleigh Deemer, deputy director of PennEnvironment, which supports a ban, is unmoved by the low support for a full ban.
McHugh told Reuters he was "unmoved" by his critics and says he doubts additional research will reveal a biological cause.
Sterling was largely unmoved by the outcome of the meeting and has hovered around $1.245 for most of the morning.
Sterling was unmoved by data showing showed the British economy grew 0.5% in the first quarter, in line with expectations.
Only a stone-hearted robot could be completely unmoved by Hacksaw Ridge, which tugs relentlessly on your heartstrings at every opportunity.
Unfortunately, Democrats so far remain unmoved by the cries across the country for them to find common ground with our President.
But with many of his supporters unmoved by the accusations of racism, he is still tipped as the favorite to prevail.
Some Democrats fear Sanders supporters, unmoved by Clinton's candidacy, could fail to vote or end up casting their vote for Trump.
Two walks a night tend not to stick to the ribs of the fans, especially young ones unmoved by baseball's lore.
And fortunately for audience members unmoved by the idea of an hour and a half dedicated solely to dieting, there is.
Investors appeared unmoved by the chip announcement but shares rose slightly in after-hour trading following the announcement of the robotaxis.
And Republicans appear unmoved by the amount of attention called to the sit-in, just as they are but the poll numbers.
Yet, Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Raphael Bostic on Monday said his outlook for the U.S. economy was unmoved by the virus.
As April continues to lumber around her pen, unmoved by all the attention, her fans have started to turn on each other.
The pound, which tumbled in recent weeks on the prospect of a turbulent exit, was largely unmoved by Corbyn's and Swinson's proposals.
At first the crowd seemed unmoved by the news — or perhaps they were simply unaware — but soon enough, one man caught notice.
Bonds were unmoved by the court decision, with the yield benchmark paper due in 2026 down 2.5 basis points at 8.65 percent.
No, what all of this pizazz analysis misses is the real reason why most Americans are unmoved by Russiagate and now Ukrainegate.
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton appeared unmoved by the news that the emails were part of the planning for the rescue mission.
Investors' confidence in the Fed as an institution that is unmoved by shifting political winds is essential to keeping the dollar strong.
Rightly so: Heady idealism untempered by realism can be as destructive in its consequences as a cold realism unmoved by humane sympathies.
So far, Karp has been unmoved by those concerns, and the company has showed no signs of slowing its work with ICE.
Gold appears to have slipped into a zombie state, largely unmoved by a weaker , or interest rate predictions or any world crisis.
LeBron James is clearly unmoved by the criticism of his new I Promise school in Ohio -- at least judging by his shirt.
" Unmoved by the Arab Spring, he tweeted in September 2012, "We threw our ally Mubarak overboard and Egypt is now our enemy.
Other analysts said the market remained relatively unmoved by Brexit worries, however, because traders remained confident a last-minute deal would be reached.
Alex, my girlfriend of 14 months, is unmoved by all holidays, but the lion's share of her indifference is reserved for Valentine's Day.
Justin Amash, who has left the party, Republicans remain unmoved by the release of Mueller's report except to call for investigating the investigators.
At least three Republican senators seem unmoved by presidential pressure, putting Republican priorities issues like health care and tax cuts further into doubt.
Being so unmoved by the urgency of a world-destroying threat that they briefly manage to turn it into a pleasant meta-joke?
EU campaign—which stoked fears of uncontrolled immigration—had roused voters who had been unmoved by the more technocratic messages of Vote Leave.
So, if you're unmoved by everything that went down at the burrito joint last year, get ready for plenty more deals to come.
The Trump administration seemed unmoved by Turkey's perilous economic situation, and continued to demand Mr. Brunson's release before it addressed Turkey's other concerns.
Conservatives are often unmoved by complaints that our system is undemocratic, arguing that America was intended not as a democracy but a republic.
Trump was unmoved by those threats, instead declaring trade wars "easy to win" as he moved forward to implement a key campaign promise.
Senate Republicans so far have appeared largely unmoved by Democrats' case against Trump, and a vote to convict the president seems highly unlikely.
Yields were unmoved by German Ifo Business Climate Index data which showed business morale rose in November in line with a Reuters poll.
But although The Tribune reported that Ford and Chrysler had shown interest, the Detroit Three were ultimately unmoved by this metal industry charm offensive.
Sterling was unmoved by GDP data released on Friday, which showed the British economy grew 0.5% in the first quarter, in line with expectations.
One little girl I remember in particular because she was absolutely unmoved by both the director's stern voice and the hours in the office.
Feinstein and her cohort appear unmoved by the intense lobbying from GM, Ford, Waymo, Uber, and others who are pushing for the bill's passage.
Predictably, Sam is unmoved by CoCo's urgings to cancel the protests even if the Hancock's donations could go towards recruiting more students of color.
The Japanese currency was unmoved by the Bank of Japan's tankan business sentiment survey, which showed a slight dip in big Japanese manufacturers' sentiment.
Most Americans will be unmoved by the plight of anyone in the top tax brackets, but Stewart is right to challenge this seeming inequity.
I mean the name Captain Underpants — that suggests booger and vomit and fart jokes, and even as a child, I was unmoved by them.
Mr. Baker, 56, who had worked at The Financial Times and The Times of London before joining The Journal, appeared unmoved by the complaints.
And though he has pivoted to support Obamacare after initially voting against it, he is unmoved by his party's progressive shift on abortion rights.
It is ideologically extreme; scornful of compromise; unmoved by conventional understanding of facts, evidence and science; and dismissive of the legitimacy of its political opposition.
If you're unmoved by the comments and refuse to modify your original submission, the debate comes to a close when commenters get tired of it.
That is because there is nothing in our commercial, social, and civic lives that has been untouched by its influence or unmoved by its power.
But the Chinese government was unmoved by the criticisms from Taiwan, even though they may have driven some voters to back candidates distrustful of Beijing.
Markets were largely unmoved by the summit meeting of the United States and North Korea, with its promise to work toward denuclearizing the Korean peninsula.
"Business leaders who have visited Washington recently said that the president had been unmoved by protests from members of his own party," writes the Times.
Tom Byron, who has lived in Owingsville for 75 years, and his wife, Judy, are both Barr supporters who were unmoved by Mr. Biden's visit.
According to him, they're unmoved by his position as the creative director of a billion-dollar fashion house; at home, he is simply husband, father.
Twitter is not a place where minds are often changed, and the supporters and opponents of the sucker punch were unmoved by one another's quips.
But Mr. McConnell appeared unmoved by the development, and there was no immediate clamor from rank-and-file Republicans for him to change his stance.
Founded by Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts and opened for play in January 1933, Augusta National for decades was unmoved by outside forces and events.
Asian markets seemed unmoved by the G.D.P. figures, as Shanghai closed up 3.25 percent, and Japan's Nikkei 225 index finished the day up about 0.6 percent.
This was not only true of millennial men but also of women; the latter have proved largely unmoved by the prospect of America's first woman president.
Even Robin, who appeared wide-eyed and unmoved by the all-singing, all-dancing crowd in the video posted by his mother, has become a fan.
Furthermore, we must remember that the interpersonal beef between two women, famous or not, is just that: extremely personal, and therefore completely unmoved by our opinions.
Healthcare stocks were mostly unmoved by the announcement, as Wall Street analysts described the core of the revised bill as largely unchanged from the earlier one.
Toxic or not, New Jersey is virgin territory for the animal, which prefers relatively sheltered water, unmoved by winds, wave and tides, with plenty of eelgrass.
GOP leaders have been unmoved by Obama's suggestion that he will nominate a candidate who has impeccable qualifications and a non-ideological approach to the law.
"You ride it out in your house, you're gonna go bananas," said the owner, Mike Ray, who seemed unmoved by the dire warnings from public officials.
Unmoved by indictment: An Alabama woman was charged with manslaughter after the police said she started a fight in which she was shot, ending her pregnancy.
If I was unmoved by the protagonist's embrace of oblivion, I was nevertheless affected by how he continues to send text messages to his dead wife.
Hillary Clinton, however, seems unmoved by her husband's association with Laureate, and has said she'd continue the Obama administration's policy of cracking down on for-profits.
Ms. Bruce, a 50-year-old housekeeper at Circus Circus who planned to caucus for the first time this year, said she was unmoved by the argument.
In interviews on major networks, Republicans appeared unmoved by House Democrats' opening arguments for Trump's removal and reiterated that the Senate should not seek new evidence. Sen.
Health-care stocks were mostly unmoved by the announcement, as Wall Street analysts described the core of the revised bill as largely unchanged from the earlier one.
The market was unmoved by the Bank of Japan's tankan survey, showing the country's business mood slumped to a two-year low in the January-March quarter.
Even if you are unmoved by Mr. Szegedi's personal story (I found him somewhat sympathetic), what "Keep Quiet" tells us about its larger themes is upsettingly pertinent.
Then and now, she feels that she is the best judge of her writing; she is unmoved by literary trends, and not easily swayed by editorial suggestion.
U.S. financial markets were largely unmoved by the data as investors focused on the European Central Bank's unexpected decision to cut its asset purchases starting in April.
But the final lesson, not surprisingly, is that Twitter, Facebook and Google have been unmoved by the Biden campaign's appeal to halt the spread of false information.
While Trump's legendary base is always unmoved by his scandals, he is potentially vulnerable among independent voters and more traditional Republicans who voted for him in 2016.
"I have seen her billboard, and this is no knock against her," she said, insinuating she was unmoved by Abrams' blackness after seeing her in Facebook ads, too.
Unmoved by the threat of a thrown drink or pulled weave, Vanzant is willing to subject her guests to public embarrassment to get a reaction out of viewers.
The Access Hollywood tape: Donald Trump remained unmoved by the news that the tape would be leaked and said he would issue an apology if anyone was offended.
The panicking peasants are unmoved by Oswald's judicious arguments, finding it easier to blame evil spirits than accept their inability to reckon with the misery of their lives.
"German consumers are unmoved by a still high number of potentially negative factors, such as credibility of monetary policy, migration, uncertainties over a Brexit and terrorism," he said.
Biden may have an edge with voters unmoved by Sanders, but the one-time Delaware senator's confidence belies a political weakness that has hobbled him throughout his career.
Since moving back to New York last year after a little hiatus in Kansas City, I've found myself uninspired, unimpressed and unmoved by the lack of culture here.
Mr. Trump, however, has appeared unmoved by those concerns and has been pushing to reach some type of trade resolution with China, which has so far proved elusive.
I asked him about adoption after seeing an Ebola orphan on the cover of the weekend paper, but he was unmoved by my growing desire for a family.
The four remained clearly unmoved by the array of increasingly strained arguments offered by Paul Clement, a former United States solicitor general, to keep his clients' case alive.
With a final decision expected by the end of the year, Mr. Martin's remarks suggest the British government is unmoved by the Trump administration's offensive against the company.
Brooke's unmoved by his plea of poverty and now wants authority from a judge to get her money from his bank, before he's able to empty the account.
By contrast, and unsurprisingly, Republicans appear to have been unmoved by the PolitiFact graphic; exposure did not affect their evaluations of Clinton's honesty (or Trump's, for that matter).
Nor is he a Julius Caesar, whose grandeur renders him incautious around flatterers: just before his assassins strike, Caesar sniffs that he is unmoved by their "base spaniel fawning".
Once the sanctuary of some of the world's most powerful men and home to the revered Masters tournament, Augusta National Golf Club for decades remained unmoved by outside influences.
While we understand and respect Jonathan's drive to complete his Pokédex, we are unmoved by the presence of a Pidgey — a very common and boring Pokémon — pretty much anywhere.
"They taught me in their schools that one bullet plus one bullet equal two bullets," said Anwaar, unmoved by the sound of a car bomb just before she spoke.
Treasury yields were also unmoved by the rise in German and French sovereign debt prices during the European session, as investors concerned about the Italian budget fled to safety.
If Trump and Republicans are unmoved by the passage of individual spending bills this week, Democrats said they could just continue voting over and over on government funding measures.
The government was also unmoved by our appeals to allow journalists better access to Rakhine state, where government forces are engaged in a brutal campaign against the Rohingya minority.
Garbis was particularly unmoved by the Justice Department's argument that the "President did not actually announce a policy decision" when he handed down the ban on Twitter in July.
N.C.A.A. officials have so far been unmoved by the cancellations of other major events, including a music festival in Miami and the South by Southwest event in Austin, Texas.
But one dynamic was clear throughout the process: Republicans were unmoved by the evidence Democrats arrayed before them — and Democrats showed no signs of second-guessing their impeachment push.
Against the dollar, sterling was largely unmoved by this week's Brexit headlines and is stuck trading around $1.3860, five cents below its post-Brexit-vote peak hit in January.
But Republican lawmakers have remained unmoved by the release of the call record and have rushed to the president's defense, arguing that nothing in the phone call warrants impeachment.
Democrats said there was no progress in ending the shutdown, and appeared unmoved by Mr. Trump's shift to calling for a steel barrier, rather than one made of concrete.
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted on Friday that the Islamic Republic was unmoved by U.S. threats following its missile test launch and that Tehran would never initiate war.
While the American Twitter is currently joking that Taylor Swift is behind the ambush in a quest for revenge, it's the French Twitter that is remarkably unmoved by Kardashian's story.
Trump was unmoved by a Chinese offer to buy an additional $70 billion worth of U.S. farm and energy products and other goods, according to people familiar with the matter.
GOP leaders remain unmoved by Democrats' sit-in last week to push for votes on gun control measures after the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando this month.
Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman has dismissed the possibility of signing Harper, because his outfield is already crowded and because he is unmoved by Harper's offer to learn first base.
The Trump administration remained unmoved by those concerns, with a top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, insisting that China has more to lose from a trade fight than the United States.
"But if there is anyone out there capable of remaining unmoved by this true-life triumph-of-the-underdog sports story, I don't think I want to meet that person."
Many Democrats are unmoved by the new data, believing that they're doing the right thing and that impeachment will not be their core message heading into the general election anyway.
He and his girlfriend were entirely unmoved by my explanation that this is New York and seeing an insect is neither out of the ordinary nor cause for undue alarm.
A local 8-year-old girl has gone missing and Phil, unmoved by his prisoner's rosy cheeks, angelic curls and general air of offended surprise, is convinced that Jamie is involved.
Avergun recalled powerful defense attorneys well-connected to the republican party arguing their cases to Wray when he led DOJ's criminal division, but he was unmoved by their influence or status.
He went from gentle, open-hearted, and hardworking bae to "you are dead to me" bro who is unmoved by Issa's perfect lips and eyebrows that mysteriously always be on fleek.
The Kremlin made clear on Friday however that it was for now unmoved by Erdogan's calls for a ceasefire, saying the rebels were the ones who had to implement a ceasefire.
Mr. Trump appeared unmoved by the blowback, posting a series of Twitter messages on Friday defending his proposal to impose tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum.
The euro was flat at $1.1144, unmoved by lower regional German inflation data and weaker euro area economic sentiment gauges, but not far from the low of $1.1101 it reached last week.
NEW YORK, July 12 (Reuters) - Treasury yields rose modestly on Friday, largely unmoved by stronger-than-expected producer price data as market expectations of an interest rate cut in July held firm.
Mao, unmoved by human suffering, predicted early in the war that 400,000 Chinese would die, and told Stalin that his plan was to spend "several years consuming several hundred thousand American lives".
That's why charts like this one are making the rounds, showing a quiescent VIX (the global version) conspicuously unmoved by a spike in a measure of economic-policy flux across the world:
But U.S. interest rate markets do not seem to believe them: pricing shows the chances of rates being unmoved by the end of this year have risen to more than 40 percent.
ANKARA (Reuters) - Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted on Friday that the Islamic Republic was unmoved by U.S. threats following its missile test launch and that Tehran would never initiate war.
Most black people are not leftists" and "my gut tells me" that "most of those unmoved by Sanders would simply stay home rather than go out and cast a vote for Trump.
President Mahinda Rajapaksa's brutal offensive had hemmed the rebels into Kilinochchi, and the Sri Lankan Army, unmoved by accusations of war crimes, closed the area to international observers and unleashed its wrath.
This group of voters may hate Trump, but they are unmoved by Sanders's call for radical realignment or "revolution," believing it to be impractical, too extreme, or an impediment to defeating Trump.
People in Seoul on Friday evenings are as merry as ever, unmoved by the fact that their city of 10 million lies within the range of North Korean artillery, rockets and missiles.
Check out the clip -- Steve is totally unmoved by the so-called "Kardashian Kurse" that supposedly affects the men they date ... saying he trusts Odell immensely both on the field and off.
Sitting in her home in a densely packed slum not far from the Atlantic Ocean, Joanice Jesus Bispo, 0003, complained about neighbors who were unmoved by messages about the dangers of standing water.
Being unmoved by the reality that not even actual video evidence of a man being shot in the back is enough for a slam dunk conviction is not a thing to be celebrated.
While some people are looking forward to having a more robust version of Photoshop on their Apple tablets, others were unmoved by the news, having already adopted other editing tools for the iPad.
Workshops are held during the school day, ensuring maximum numbers of attendees and the potential to impress upon students previously unmoved by the prospect of taking their computer learning beyond the absolute minimum.
In a week in which sterling has fallen, the pound was initially unmoved by May's comments but limped slightly lower against both the euro and dollar as the speech came to an end.
Someone suggests the chicken paillard, but Miss America is unmoved by this dish's description and ends up settling on the rotisserie chicken sandwich, which will be dismantled by the end of our meal.
MSCI's all-country world stock index was unmoved by the uncertainty, rising 13 percent after the S&P 21 hit a record intraday high of 2.87,29, topping the 2,872.87 set on Jan. 26.
Uninhibited and shameless, Mr. Orban appears unmoved by Western criticism, dismissing it as foreign "political correctness" while state television explains it as a product of Western conspiracies (by bankers in league with journalists).
"People who had been unmoved by the relentlessly rising death toll in Syria suddenly appeared to care much more after having seen Aylan's photograph," said the report, from science research institute 'Decision Research'.
Trump earlier Monday doubled down on the controversial policy in a string of tweets while calling on Congress to change laws to end the policy, a sign he is unmoved by the criticism.
Though Mr. Bloys acknowledged the criticism ("Point taken," he said at one point), he also seemed unmoved by the charge and said several times that violence was "spread equally" among men and women.
These allow you to treat Abzû like an interactive aquarium, using the left stick to switch between species, following them as they go about their business totally unmoved by your presence in their territory.
On October 17th Mr Lighthizer, who does not see his job as promoting investment in Mexico, seemed unmoved by such concerns, asking why businesses did not just factor the risk into their decision-making.
That Trump seemed unmoved by the already significant weakening of the dollar against the yen increased nervousness about the U.S. Treasury's semi-annual currency report due Friday, and next week's U.S.-Japan bilateral dialogue.
The limitations to that approach have been apparent as Mr. Trump has been unmoved by Mr. Abe's repeated declarations that Pyongyang's launching of short- and intermediate-range missiles violates United Nations Security Council resolutions.
And Mr. McConnell was entirely unmoved by Ms. Pelosi's tactics, delivering a speech on Thursday evening in which he appeared barely able to contain his amusement at what he regarded as the speaker's missteps.
Jonathan Tasini, a Sanders supporter and Democratic strategist, said he was "very unmoved" by the idea of polls in Iowa — an exceptionally white state — being seen as representative of where Democrats stand across the nation.
Trump appeared unmoved by the jaunty song, played by musicians who marched left-and-right and even backwards in front of the presidential podium, while his host, French President Emmanuel Macron, seated next to him, smiled.
They are unapologetic in their nationalism, supportive of both poorer Jews of Sephardic — Middle Eastern, or Mizrahi — background and of settlers in the occupied West Bank, and unmoved by criticism from international leaders and liberal activists.
DUBAI, May 3 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets consolidated in quiet early trade on Tuesday with Saudi Arabia's bourse unmoved by the announcement of reforms designed to stimulate trading and draw fresh foreign money into the market.
But with its round face and thoughtful rotating bezel interface, the S2 is one of the most well-designed smartwatches released to date, and might tempt some iPhone users that remain unmoved by the Apple Watch.
Founded by Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts and opened for play in 1933, Augusta National became a sanctuary for some of the world's most powerful men and for decades remained unmoved by outside forces and events.
Some policymakers might be unmoved by the hardship these families are enduring, but everyone who cares about reducing crime and recidivism should recognize that reducing the quantity and quality of reentry services will undermine public safety.
In a two-page order, U.S. District Court Judge William Pauley appeared unmoved by Cohen's latest sentence-reduction request and largely deferred to federal prosecutors who said the former fixer was "manifestly ineligible" for compassionate release.
The currency was unmoved by the release of the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) which rose to 49.6 from 48.3 in September, its highest level since April and topping all forecasts in a Reuters poll of economists.
"Blade Runner" debuted more than 35 years ago to mixed reviews and unexceptional ticket sales, much of the world unmoved by what its creator, Ridley Scott, believed was an audacious step forward in science-fiction filmmaking.
And The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw was unmoved by the emotion: Ego himself introduces some apparently huge Freudian issues to the film, which on paper would seem to take the film's emotional impact up a notch or two.
"[T]he voters appeared unmoved by the vice president's rhetorical clash with a fictional character...Murphy Brown just isn't going to haul Bush-Quayle across the finish line in November," Steve Daley noted in the Chicago Tribune.
Treasury yields rose modestly, largely unmoved by stronger-than-expected producer price data as market expectations of a U.S. interest rate cut in July held firm after two days of testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
Debra Tate is unmoved by the olive branch extended by the director who cast Hilary Duff to play her sister, Sharon Tate, in a horror movie ... because Debra says it's just an attempt to cover his ass.
It is not just that the left would find Brandeis dismayingly unmoved by the ills of racism, and the right would find him too willing to read the constitution in the light of modern values and science.
Some in her Conservative Party share the main opposition Labour Party's description of her strategy as "groundhog day" and are unmoved by threats that parliament could seize control of the process and delay or even block Brexit.
Despite Trump's upcoming visit to the border and planned prime-time speech on Tuesday night, Democrats remain unmoved by the White House's efforts to cast additional funding to build the wall as the solution to the shutdown.
U.S. District Judge Michael Urbanski, was unmoved by his plea, saying he had to avert his eyes while the court viewed graphic video of the attack that showed bodies flying into the air as Fields crashed into them.
Ser Davos's real talk is a success—but the trick doesn't work a third time, as House Glover (its sigil is a glove, sadly not a Crispin) is unmoved by Sansa's reliance on traditional medieval codes of loyalty.
But he was unmoved by Consovoy's request for more time to brief and argue the issue, saying he thought both sides already cited all the relevant cases, and had the opportunity Tuesday to make any other arguments they wanted.
On the one hand, a firm signal that the bank would start to "taper" its bond purchases ran the risk of unsettling financial markets, which had been largely unmoved by the No vote in Italy's referendum, on December 4th.
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Foreign investors increased their holdings of Chinese government bonds for the third straight month in May, official data showed, but remained unmoved by the formal approval of a scheme to improve access to the country's bond market.
That's just it: these protestors are unmoved by comparisons to fascists or Nazis or even today's neo-Nazis, because they suppose that their commitment to antiracism is "right" in a way that Mussolini, Hitler and Richard Spencer are not.
He can prove unafraid to be so challenged, to be unmoved by the discomfort of having a defense secretary like the one he just lost -- courageous and calm -- someone who is "a necessity" to this particular commander-in-chief.
"I'm usually unmoved by still visual art, but the longer you stare at the tapestries, the more beautiful and grotesque you realize they are, and I wanted to send these beautiful and grotesque images to my friends," he said.
He is the prototype for people like me who find the Drakes and Michael B. Jordans of the world a little too clean-cut and remain unmoved by the bad-boy swagger of rappers like Future and Travis Scott.
The financial damages were far lower than the up to $6 billion that the plaintiff, the games publisher ZeniMax Media, had sought, in part because the jury was unmoved by its argument that Oculus employees stole ZeniMax trade secrets.
The dollar inched up to a 10-day high on Thursday after minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's January meeting showed policymakers confident in rising inflation, while the euro was left unmoved by its own central bank's policy minutes.
Unmoved by events downtown, this narrator rails against a bus driver, the clerks at the Morningside Heights post office and the idiots (himself included) who have unknowingly handed over their life savings to a far more successful con man.
Some Democrats balked that fall at the pressure to grant the president sweeping power, unmoved by Bush administration warnings of national security considerations, which turned out to be based in part on faulty intelligence and distortions of available information.
LONDON, Oct 201683 (Reuters) - Emerging stocks edged higher on Wednesday after data from China showed the world's second largest economy grew as expected last quarter, though curriences were largely unmoved by this with only Turkey's lira bouncing off a record low.
Rouhani in his speech Wednesday fired back, declaring, "We are unmoved by threats and intimidation" and stating, "it will be a great pity if this deal is destroyed by rogue newcomers to the world of politics," referring to the Trump administration.
He was doing all the right things — touching the right places, saying the right dirty talk, taking his time with foreplay — and yet, I found myself getting so wrapped up in my thoughts that I was unmoved by his ministrations.
It would be an unusual child, though, that could be left unmoved by one bit of maths content advertised by the firm—Shah Rukh Khan, a Bollywood star, guiding a troupe of dancers rhythmically laying out a proof for Pythagoras's theorem.
But Putin and Lavrov were equally unmoved by their meetings with him, doubling down, defying the allegations and calling for an independent investigation while their ambassador at the UN was simultaneously preparing to block a resolution for just such an inquiry.
Museum officials feared that most visitors were unmoved by the galleries full of stone sculptures and other objects, and that viewers failed to understand the connections between pieces or what these works said about the art and culture of the region.
Until the 24th Amendment to end poll taxes in federal elections, eighteen new Supreme Court Justices arrived, yet the Court remained unmoved by millions of Americans who were denied a vote and representation based on their race and economic class.
We cannot ignore the simple truth that this base is unmoved by the irrefutable evidence that Mr. Trump, among other character flaws, is a proven liar and dangerous egomaniac and is the most unfit and unqualified president in our history.
That view has left Biden with a core group of supporters that is so far proving stickier than many Democratic activists and rival campaigns expected -- unmoved by his occasional gaffes and the backlash he has at times faced on the Twittersphere.
The Yellow Vests' demands about the cost of living have grown more nebulous, but the movement remains popular with the public and unmoved by concessions from President Emmanuel Macron, whose popularity has somewhat risen despite their insistent calls for his resignation.
Germany's DAX ended down 0.3 percent, and was unmoved by data showing the country's economic growth slowed less than expected in the second quarter as higher exports and strong state spending and private consumption compensated for weaker investment in construction and machinery.
For all I know that may be the case with "Queen of Katwe," but if there is anyone out there capable of remaining unmoved by this true-life triumph-of-the-underdog sports story, I don't think I want to meet that person.
In U.S. Treasuries the yield curve was slightly steeper, with yields largely unmoved by stronger-than-expected producer price data and market expectations of an interest rate cut in July held firm after two days of testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
At the central market in Mbandaka, where vendors in colorful fabrics hawk smoked monkeys, some residents said they were unmoved by warnings not to consume bush meat since a case of Ebola was discovered in the city of 1.5 million last week.
As Mr. O'Rourke spoke in Mount Pleasant, standing on a cafe counter, a cluster of teenage fans of Mr. Sanders watched in the wings, curious about Mr. O'Rourke but unmoved by any suggestion that Mr. Sanders is not a man for the times.
In the last several weeks, Buttigieg has sought to establish himself as a pragmatic alternative to primary voters unmoved by Warren's brand of progressive populism and reluctant to embrace the more moderate Biden, whose standing in public polling has begun to diminish.
"If there is anyone out there capable of remaining unmoved by this true-life triumph-of-the-underdog sports story, I don't think I want to meet that person," A.O. Scott wrote in his review of this biographical drama for The Times.
Now it seems climate denial was a canary in the coal mine, harbinger of a more thoroughgoing alienation from mainstream understanding of the world, leaving the right "unmoved by conventional understanding of facts, evidence and science," as Ornstein and Mann so memorably put it.
Unmoved by Mr. Pugachev's claims that his life could be in danger, a High Court judge, Vivien Rose, in February sentenced him in absentia to two years in prison for contempt of court and ordered him to pay 375,000 pounds, or about $20113,000, in costs.
When Seeger's local board was unmoved by his argument, he took it all the way to the Supreme Court, where, in 1965, the Justices found unanimously that a draftee did not need to believe in God in order to have a conscience that could object.
Three days of presentations by the House managers, and most Republicans say they are unmoved by the testimony, dismissing the arguments as repetitive and even boring, signaling that they may be ready to move on soon after the President's defense team lays out its case.
Battlefield V's decision to prominently feature women in combat as part of its World War II setting may have angered some gamers online — who responded to the inclusion of female soldiers with the #NotMyBattlefield hashtag — but developers at Electronic Arts and DICE remain unmoved by the reaction.
Markets appeared largely unmoved by the detention in Gibraltar by British Royal Marines of a supertanker possibly carrying Iranian crude oil bound for Syria, as tensions between Iran and the United States have flared over mysterious attacks on tankers in the Gulf of Oman in recent months.
Markets appeared largely unmoved by the detention by British Royal Marines of a supertanker in Gibraltar possibly carrying Iranian crude oil bound for Syria, as tensions between Iran and the United States have flared over mysterious attacks on tankers in the Gulf of Oman in recent months.
This one is almost all quick cuts and throwbacks to the first film — it can almost get your nostalgia going, but that'll probably depend on whether you love (or are entirely unmoved by) everything else you see, like guest cameos from Skrillex and A$AP Rocky.
The shares of most major U.S. grocery chains sank after the first day of price-slashing by Amazon at its new Whole Foods subsidiary, but shoppers appeared unmoved by the possibility that food could end up like books — largely the preserve of a single national seller.
But it looks like Sanders will turn the primary race into a lengthy and costly grind as questions linger about her ability to appeal to young voters, particularly younger women who seem unmoved by the historic nature of her candidacy as the potential first female president.
One source said that Trump Jr. feels like the pressure campaign waged by Senate Republicans and other allies helped convince Burr and the committee to find an agreement with Trump Jr. But Burr was unmoved by calls from Senate Republicans — including some on his committee — to drop the matter.
But the U.S. financial community is unmoved by the country's calamitous trade imbalance with China, and the fact that Beijing's talk about opening up and meeting, on its own terms, some of Washington's demands for regulatory changes will do nothing to stop China's soaring trade surpluses with America.
Claypool, a tall, bald man who looked as if he had rolled out of bed in his magisterial robes, appeared to be unmoved by the defense lawyers' attempts to reduce the $303,000 bail or to characterize their clients, none of whom had a criminal record, as law-­abiding citizens.
In proceedings that could take several days, Judge O'Neill and the lawyers will try to select 12 jurors who not only have been unmoved by the pretrial publicity but also are available to be bused 300 miles east to Norristown and sequestered for the duration of the trial.
And unless you are unaware that identity forms the basis of our conscious and unconscious apprehension of reality — and can give us insight into reality that people with different experiences are effectively blind to or unmoved by — Roni Horn's room of almost ethnographic photo diptychs quickly becomes redundant.
The plots of Final Fantasy games are often filled with world-altering occurrences, depicted via generously budgeted cutscenes, and this is no different—but there's a palpably personal drive to Noctis's quest that even those unmoved by the rising and falling of fictional empires will be able to relate to.
She gave us profound — and sympathetic — portraits of mothers who feel notably unmoved by motherhood, for example, and realistic stories of women deeply motivated by money, by art, and yes, by sex, even as she created other gentler women in counterpoint, more daunted by convention, but sometimes tougher in the end.
Beijing and Washington have held three rounds of high-level talks since early May that have yet to yield a compromise, with Trump unmoved by a Chinese offer to buy an additional $70 billion worth of U.S. farm and energy products and other goods, people familiar with the matter have said.
Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (Calif.), seemed unmoved by Rice's argument and urged her to reconsider her decision not to testify.
Agents from the ABC board told Cardosa that her joint had been fined because it "allowed" dancing, and in addition to ensuring that her customers remain literally unmoved by any of the nightly music acts, the regulations also say that there can't be more than four musicians onstage at any time.
There is no activity which it is more socially acceptable to become hopelessly obsessed with than the beautiful game, with the friends and families of hardcore supporters generally unmoved by watching them spend time, effort and thousands of pounds for the pleasure of immersing themselves in the culture of fandom.
Trump appeared to chalk up the loss in part to his own inexperience after House leaders pulled their bill to repeal and replace Obamacare following defections by both moderate and far-right Republican members who were unmoved by Trump's ultimatum to vote for the plan or live with the current system.
Do NYT readers — who mostly read mainstream sources, mostly live in cities, mostly are not exposed to right-wing media — understand that the most active voices on the American right today are filled with paranoid rage, hopped up on lies and conspiracy theories, unmoved by reason, and devoted to their total destruction?
The director has future projects "for as far as the eye could see," she says in farewell, packing to return to the cinematic turf she likes best, where adult women and men grapple with the vagaries of love, unmoved by the sight of a little kid cycling across the moon with E.T. in a basket.
It would be a more powerful statement if those who oppose him attended but sat on their hands, unmoved by what will no doubt be a self-aggrandizing speech, filled with distortions, or, better still, if they didn't show up at all and the world got to see him address a half-empty hall.
Although Francis' apology was applauded by the congregates at the presidential palace, victims of abuse were unmoved by his words: "It's not the time for apologies anymore; it's the time for action," Juan Carlos Cruz, a Chilean activist who says he was sexually abused by a priest at the age of 17, told The New York Times.
This is one of several reasons Democratic Party leaders, including superdelegates, are largely unmoved by arguments grounded in current head-to-head polling matchups that show Sanders doing even better versus Trump than Clinton does: A race that could be framed as a choice between capitalism and socialism would be very unfavorable terrain for the Democratic nominee.
Clinton campaign unmoved by press squawks over lack of press conferences "Thanks to the 2.3 million people who have contributed to our campaign, we are heading into the final two months of the race with the resources we need to organize and mobilize millions of voters across the country," Clinton's campaign manager Robby Mook said in a statement.
That's why Trump supporters were unmoved by reports that Melania Trump had worked in the United States without authorization, and it's why Mr. Trump, in a late rally in Minnesota, declared that the state had "suffered enough" from the presence of Somali immigrants, a well-settled middle-class group in the state for more than two decades.
Through three hours of sporadic attacks, Warren remained energetic (some voters had to be surprised to learn midway through the evening that Warren is 70 years old), occasionally cutting ("Medicare for all who can afford it," she called Buttigieg's plan), and unmoved by her interlocutors' insistence that she confess to the true costs of her health care plan.
Despite earning the ire of MMA fans throughout his title reign for some close decision victories over the popular pair of Frankie Edgar and Gilbert Melendez—proposing to his long-time girlfriend in the middle of the Octagon to a chorus of boos following the latter victory—Henderson seemed unmoved by the somewhat harsh feedback he received from the crowd and online forums.
For party leaders, who have warily eyed recent national polling that shows public opinion essentially unmoved by weeks of fact-finding laying out how Mr. Trump twisted the foreign policy process to meet his own domestic political interests, the debate offers perhaps a final chance to move independent voters behind them before putting Mr. Trump on trial in the Senate.
Israelis are unmoved by the warning that they face a choice between being a Jewish state and a democratic one, or the alarm sounded by the likes of former Prime Ministers Ehud Barak and Ehud Olmert, as well as former Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni and Secretary of State John Kerry that the "apartheid" reality created by the occupation threatens international isolation along the lines suffered by South Africa's white minority regime in the 1980s.
The room echoes with every cough and indecipherable provocation from the people in the rafters, Hannity and Trump unmoved by it all, sitting there looking the only way they ever do—Hannity, a squinty charlatan with a head like an elephant hoof, leaned back in his chair like he might at any moment unbuckle his pants; Trump, a Ziploc bag of microwaved mortadella, all wild hyperbole and unverifiable pronouncements delivered with the nonchalance of a man folding laundry.
LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling strengthened on Wednesday as all eyes turned to a policy decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve, with comments from Britain's Brexit Minister bolstering expectations that Britain will keep access to the single market when it leaves the EU. The pound appeared largely unmoved by data released earlier on Wednesday that showed the first decline in the number of people in work in Britain in over a year, suggesting a slowing in the labour market after June's vote for Brexit.

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