Who cares about societal norms, who cares about tradition, who cares about spurious legal queries?
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Who cares if he paid it off, who cares what he ran up?
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Or who cares if there's a Ten Commandments monument in Little Rock — like, really, who cares?
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Anyone who cares about the rule of law, who cares about freedom, should be upset by that.
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" Khalid gets it before he's even hit American Teen's first chorus: "who cares, who cares / 'Cause this is our year.
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Because who cares what Bruce thinks, who cares what another artist thinks about your work, all artists are weird motherfuckers anyway.
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All it takes is one guy who cares a lot to free up everyone under him who cares just as much.
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But now — it's hard to see anyone in power who cares about the environment, who cares about the future, about weapon control.
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Your son is old enough to distinguish between the parent who cares about others, and the parent who cares only about himself.
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" — asked, "Unless it came from leadership who cares?
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Who cares what the immunologists say?
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Who cares — what matters is his fearless, searing songwriting.
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" He goes, "Who cares what happened to the blacksmiths?
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Who cares about controls if the sound quality is there?
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I don't care what the bass drum is, who cares.
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But who cares now it's between the page and me.
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Who cares what you ate for lunch 10 months ago?
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As long as the right people answer you, who cares?
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Who cares when there's a dead baby in the backyard?
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And was sadly snubbed by an emu, but who cares.
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Sure, it's technically "good" to eat healthy, but who cares.
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But who cares when you can enjoy their free jukebox?
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Who cares if my breasts looks like two dead meatballs?
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Really, at this point, who cares about the final four?
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Are you someone who cares a lot about political accountability?
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If it doesn't fit inside a Poké Ball, who cares?
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Who cares if you can't even buy the AirPods yet.
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Who cares if they're not from the same planet, Lucas?!
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Donald Trump is a president who cares only about himself.
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Also it doesn't function for my thesis, so who cares.
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"Who knows, who knows, who cares right now," he said.
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I just thought: If this is hugely successful, who cares?
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My reaction at the time was pretty blunt: Who cares?
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And since it's online anyway, who cares if it's real?
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Who cares if you're rotten but captured as beautiful forever?
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Being the product pragmatist I am, I thought, who cares?
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If you replace someone's food after eating it, who cares.
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Who cares if Sam Smith doesn't like Michael Jackson's music?
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It's unclear how effective these baths are, but who cares?
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Alright, the guys are getting two million, but who cares?
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This would be terrible for anyone who cares about democracy.
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Who cares what you say, but you didn't say that.
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"We made the best ones, so who cares?" she said.
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That's obviously very upsetting to somebody who cares about me.
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That should make anyone who cares about journalism very afraid.
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Who cares about Ted Cruz when it's National Puppy Day?!?!
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So who cares if they unfollowed you three days later?
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I'm pretty sure that's Fairy Tale Law, but who cares?
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Who cares if you can't make it to Flushing Meadows?
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By saying 'our interests first; who cares about the others?
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Who cares about those pesky commas, periods and exclamation points?
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Again, you won't get the bigger speaker, but who cares.
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Tax reform is great but who cares when it happens.
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Sure, it was for Sound Effects Editing, but who cares?
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I think so, but who knows and really, who cares.
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You may ask: who cares if the Warriors lose Iguodala?
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Even if the grasshoppers are haunting the Mariners, who cares?
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On the one hand, who cares about Halls of Fame?
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Who cares whether a candidate repeats the same sentence, anyway?
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No word on who won the game, but who cares?!
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Her husband, who cares for the children, has experienced depression.
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And someone who cares about what you had to say.
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The Moon is in Capricorn all day, but who cares?
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Who cares how Yahoo's business performed in its fourth quarter?
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And his and Rebecca's relationship is ruined, but who cares?
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And, hey, if you don't like your answers, who cares!
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We were stuck in a game of Who Cares Less?
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Ford is a psychiatrist who cares for mentally ill prisoners.
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The choice is clear for anybody who cares about climate.
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He's just someone who cares about a lot of people.
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Who cares about a random series of letters and numbers?
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There's talk about smoke delaying this game but who cares?
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I could have bought it for nothing, but — who cares?
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Anyone who cares about product safety should oppose this nomination.
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It's just like, Oh, that's the 'Housewives' guy, who cares?
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I'm an Orthodox rabbi who cares deeply about interfaith relations.
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You are the only one who cares about your success.
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So even if the Daniels' story is true, who cares?
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And, fuck it, who cares if eating kale is cliché.
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The FBI director answered "Who cares?" when pressed by Rep.
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"Who cares what he does with some lady?" he added.
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Who cares about purported social value given fabulous ear candy?
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And frankly, who cares what you like or anybody listening.
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More like an actress acting the part of someone who cares.
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KURTZ: Who cares as long as they can have serious negotiations?
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Who cares if she doesn't like a vintage 1990 Chateaubriand Bordeaux?
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Who cares about "taking them to task" for Be Here Now?
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Who cares now since their idol was boss at the time?
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Who cares if a tiny passion project is taking so long?
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Unless he is a very good person, who cares about people.
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On one hand, who cares if they get rid of them.
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It doesn't taste very good, but it's free, so who cares!
|
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So if the indices give up a little ground, who cares?
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Speaking of questions, I'll re-pose one from earlier: who cares?
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There is at least one other person who cares about you.
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It makes me sad as someone who cares about civil rights.
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Who cares if it was only one o'clock in the afternoon?
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Who cares that this kind of language leads to serious violence?
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Because who cares about marriage when democracy is on the line?
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You'd think repetition gets old but if it's good, who cares?
|
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Sometimes they'll insult what I'm wearing or something, but who cares?
|
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Who cares what people thought about Zubov's game 20 years ago?
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But it's such a thrilling, delectable ride that, well, who cares?
|
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Every daughter deserves a father who cares as much as you.
|
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Maybe we'd go to a columnist who cares about women's issues.
|
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I think it would have, but who cares what I think?
|
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Fake News Media will never cover me accurately but who cares!
|
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WHO CARES how many Patriots come to the White House ceremony?
|
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But who cares what you call something that is so successful?
|
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It's not only important reading for anyone who cares about nature.
|
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Who cares about this human being when things are so big?
|
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Who cares if no one else is in on the joke?
|
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Still, who cares this much about putting makeup on every morning?
|
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Who cares, I'M ON A BOAT WITH MY SMOKING HOT CHICK!!!
|
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But, who cares about individual stats when your team wins, right?
|
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"Yeah but they sound like this or that" - seriously who cares?
|
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Who cares about the difference between two times around and three?
|
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You might not become a so-called influencer, but who cares?
|
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Who cares if "Shallow" got over 200 million views on YouTube?
|
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When saving the world is this formulaic and generic, who cares?
|
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That might not connect the Russian collusion narrative, but who cares?
|
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If he's confident in what he's doing is right, who cares?
|
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Who cares what we think, so long as ratings are good?
|
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Who cares about a few millimeters of difference in the tides?
|
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But who cares, he supported Kasich & Hillary View the discussion thread.
|
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"Who cares in the context of this charge?" the judge asked.
|
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Every day, you have CNBC, nonstop bitcoin — Who cares about bitcoin?
|
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Who cares about auto workers when the caddies are doing well?
|
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It's a bit cheeky to steal Carson's thunder, but who cares?
|
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Who cares about fashion shows and girls walking down a runway?
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And they want someone who cares enough to get stuff done.
|
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But I'm also an American who cares deeply about this country.
|
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Like Stormy Daniels, these "scandals" belong in the "who cares" file.
|
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If you're a person who cares about bowls, be a friend.
|
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Kathy Iandoli is going to be someone who cares for Halloween.
|
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And who cares if scientists think your dog is a genius?
|
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Who cares if he spread the lies of a serial fabulist?
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That should tell you who cares about getting to the truth.
|
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I consider myself a private citizen who cares about the country.
|
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Who cares, then, how many women they destroy along the way?
|
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When you talk to someone who cares a lot about it.
|
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You could argue: Who cares about addiction if you're already dying?
|
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What you think gives you hope — nostalgia or vodka, who cares?
|
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Once the posts are up, who cares where they come down?
|
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"Who cares about potholes if Venice is under water?" he said.
|
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Who cares about the ... What is wrong with Silicon Valley, right?
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But when they do, we should have a president who cares.
|
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So the box is a little messed up, but who cares?
|
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But who cares, other than some old, nostalgic saps like me?
|
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Who cares about Cupid's arrow when you can enjoy comic barbs?
|
|
If not, then who cares about a handful of token resignations?
|
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He would have to concern anyone who cares about our nation.
|
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Solange Knowles was late to the red carpet, but who cares?
|
|
Like before, if you didn't like The Color Purple, who cares?
|
|
But I love it, and the children deserve someone who cares.
|
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But unless you're running for mayor in New York, who cares?
|
|
But really, who cares what you think about your friend's face?
|
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Who cares, right, if your goal is to sabotage the president?
|
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It is also bad for anyone who cares about clean water.
|
|
"Yadda yadda, more expensive and 'disruptive' tech, who cares," I thought.
|
|
And at first Trump was like, 'Who cares about the votes?
|
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I encourage anyone who cares about children to send a message.
|
|
Who knows, and who cares, when he's having this much fun.
|
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It's a way of saying, 'It's a lie, but who cares?
|
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Even if that means dismissing the here and now, who cares?
|
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Who cares if he doesn't outline solutions that make sense now?
|
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It's not that he's a nice guy who cares about you.
|
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Who cares if you don't get another photo app or whatever?
|
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Yeah, he messed up some scoring math (twice) but who cares?!
|
|
" Colbert immediately called him out for that specific statement, saying: "Who cares?
|
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"Everyone who cares about Lamar hopes there won't be any scares again."
|
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"If something makes you happy, who cares about the judgment?" she adds.
|
|
The following contains spoilers for The President Is Missing, but who cares?
|
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After all, if the beer tastes good, who cares who brewed it?
|
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This is a president who cares deeply about families and about children.
|
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Who cares about our lives and how we moved here for her?
|
|
"Mentorship is someone who cares about you post-grad," she told me.
|
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Yet virtually everyone who cares about human rights hopes America will stay.
|
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If this footage will only be viewed on a phone, who cares?
|
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This is going to sound corny, but fuck it, who cares man.
|
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He also happens to be a brilliant diagnostician, so, who cares, right?
|
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Some people might think, who cares, the geologic past doesn't affect me.
|
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Who cares, when it's a sick paella from Boston chef Jamie Bissonnette.
|
|
And who cares about these details, besides critics, when it's so enjoyable?
|
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"Who cares, plenty of people cheat at golf" is one possible conclusion.
|
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Who cares right now, this is a fight against time and nature.
|
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You don't necessarily need injections, but you could have both, who cares?
|
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So he kissed this girl, so he screwed this girl — who cares?
|
|
But if you're just using the shoe in a race, who cares?
|
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It's like the company is trying to tell us something...Who cares?
|
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Every human being who cares about another human being in this world.
|
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Who cares about the colder months when there's wine to be had?!
|
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Who cares what people think if those people are outside his bubble?
|
|
A man who cares only for himself — every minute of every day.
|
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Who cares about making it to the altar, I've found my nemesis.
|
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The vibe today is tense—but whatever, you're popular, so who cares?
|
|
This is great for fans in Canada, but who cares about Canada?
|
|
I'd say, 'Who cares about governor or mayor, you should be President.
|
|
Our black kids deserve a secretary of Education who cares about them.
|
|
Anyone who cares about Article I of the Constitution should be outraged.
|
|
Inexcusable. Find someone who cares about your money more than you do.
|
|
"You will look weird wearing them, but who cares?" read the email.
|
|
"Who cares about the finish line, Trump won!" his supporters are claiming.
|
|
And if it takes longer than ten years to retire, who cares?
|
|
You may ask: it's a fraction of a percentage point – who cares?
|
|
Who CARES about the royal wedding- Ariana Grande is dating Pete Davidson.
|
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Who cares if something is free or affordable if it's not available?
|
|
Probably, but who cares when they look at one another like that?
|
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Who cares if you pay your mortgage for 15 or 30 years?
|
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If Eaves didn't have a career year with the Stars, who cares?
|
|
Put in a magician, add a talking lion, who cares, go nuts.
|
|
But who cares if your polygonal pork sword won't impress the ladies?
|
|
Nix describes herself as an "ethical" findomme, who cares about her finsubs.
|
|
Who cares what color her dress is, or if it has bows?
|
|
Who cares about storage when we're exporting oil at a record pace?
|
|
I encourage everyone who cares about public safety to do the same.
|
|
Like any music that lasts, it's for anyone who cares to listen.
|
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Who cares if the pie is burned or the turkey is overcooked?
|
|
The neighbors might think ... Canadians and Mexicans, who cares what they say?
|
|
As for the random woman at the party: Who cares about her?
|
|
And even if he did, the president told Mr. Spicer, "Who cares?"
|
|
If you'd rather watch "90-Day Fiancé" than "True Detective," who cares?
|
|
Play some music and start dancing — who cares if your window's open?
|
|
We never found out if they were real or fake — who cares?
|
|
Who cares about follower counts and "Likes" if they're coming from bots?
|
|
The storyline was quickly jettisoned in the second episode, but who cares.
|
|
Everyone who cares about the planet also needs to aspire to effectiveness.
|
|
But who cares if you're owning the libs or owning Laura Ingraham?
|
|
To all of which the chief French response has been: Who cares?
|
|
But who cares, if your grounds look as blowzily romantic as hers?
|
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Apothecary-chic microalgae may be a dated culinary trend, but who cares?
|
|
For somebody who cares deeply about winning, this is a losing proposition.
|
|
And also, to some extent, the life of a VC who cares.
|
|
Breakingviews Who cares about a few bad weeks in fixed-income markets?
|
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It's a very silly game that's clearly been rehearsed, but who cares?
|
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Or maybe they think, 'I already have mercury poisoning, so who cares?
|
|
"Who cares if the photo is good or not good?" he said.
|
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She's someone who cares deeply and is finally becoming O.K. with that.
|
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And that should matter to everyone who cares about a just society.
|
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BLANKFEIN: THERE'S A LOT OF THINGS -- OKAY KERNEN: WHO CARES I KNOW.
|
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Who cares if your business model is flawed, or your behavior unethical?
|
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He has already said, "who cares," when told about Warren's DNA results.
|
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Who cares whether Porter will have a "wonderful career" at this point?
|
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Who cares if Porter had multiple degrees and implemented Kelly's paper strategy?
|
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Who cares if uninsured people suffer because they can't get medical care?
|
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" "She&aposs hot and she wants to be hot and who cares.
|
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This joke thief may be lazy or intellectually insecure, but who cares?
|
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In a way, who cares if that's not how Turing tests work?
|
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" She asked Mr. White what it meant, and he said, "Who cares?
|
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"Who cares?" he said when he was asked about his poor shooting.
|
|
Rosa learns that she will never be someone who cares about cats.
|
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That should worry anyone who cares about competence in the executive branch.
|
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Who cares if you don't care about Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid.
|
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Leaving that aside, whether or not they're ... Who cares what they're called?
|
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"Who cares if it's a marketing stunt?" read one comment on Facebook.
|
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Everyone who cares about solar energy should know about the duck curve.
|
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He seems to be the only who cares about the ramifications of crime.
|
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The show is about some high school teens blah blah blah who cares.
|
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Who cares about bunnies when you have basketballs and brackets to worry about?
|
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Being young is desirable, but time is also a myth, so, who cares?
|
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The moon, there&aposs not even a Walmart there, who cares.
|
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You are a mild-mannered guy who cares about the rule of law.
|
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"Nash didn't hold anything back in her response: "Who cares what men think?
|
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The same characteristics apply: a guy who cares, loves and nurtures his friends.
|
|
I can already see the reader emails saying: Who cares about his sexuality!
|
|
And if you slip and fall on the first obstacle, who cares really?
|
|
So far, additional details about the film are pretty sparse, but who cares!
|
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Who cares if she's dressed like a 1950s housewife while she does it?
|
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They still make me endlessly happy so who cares if they're "using" us!
|
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Also Google isn't a person, so not a perfect analogy... but who cares!
|
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I still want to feel good — who cares if no one sees it?
|
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When it comes to the "post-baby body," we wholeheartedly agree — who cares?
|
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Who cares that you may have to move to England to do it!
|
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Who cares about the Fourth Amendment if you need to locate a bomb?
|
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Who cares about Portland's awesome food scene when you have this much water?
|
|
I also love when I have a boss who cares about my livelihood.
|
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Good. It may not make a ton of logical sense, but who cares?
|
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You could get them down the street but who cares to walk, anyway?
|
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Get a life: Who cares how many people show for a stinkin' event?
|
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It was a well-fought contest and—WHO CARES, GET TO THE NAPALM!
|
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There's no one way to be someone who cares about justice or equity.
|
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Not that a Jedi would be driving an AT-ST, but who cares?
|
|
But who cares about that if you end up scoring a deal anyway?
|
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If they hacked into the Democratic Party, if indeed they did, who cares?
|
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If at this point you're thinking: Who cares about my old MySpace password?
|
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So who cares if you have to buy a cheap, gross malt liquor?
|
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As long as there's Paul, Mary, Mel, Sue, bakers, cake & bread, who cares?
|
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I'm pretty sure this is all of them but honestly who cares. 27.
|
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In his mind, it's a "critical issue" for anyone who cares about democracy.
|
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JK, it totally is, but who cares if you don't make it awkward.
|
|
But who cares about time-travel when you have an absolutely amazing grandma?
|
|
Your apathy will go unnoticed by whoever wins the election, but who cares?
|
|
This info is then available to anyone who cares, especially intrepid app developers.
|
|
Scientists still haven't developed a cure for the common cold, but who cares?
|
|
"Who cares," Trump said to reporters hours after the test results were released.
|
|
Who cares about people dying in a hurricane when there’s ratings?
|
|
Anyone who cares about business-led prosperity and values must stand with Hillary.
|
|
It seemed enormously inspiring for anyone who makes, or who cares about, art.
|
|
The danger of that approach is clear for anyone who cares to look.
|
|
We can talk about tactics but who cares on a night like this?
|
|
"It doesn't look like tulips, that's for sure, but who cares?" she said.
|
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CONCHA: Had and has, so, who cares if they&aposre a little overweight.
|
|
Yes, umbrella hats look undignified, but all hats look undignified, so who cares?
|
|
If he throws his jeans on the back of a chair, who cares.
|
|
The larger point is: I guess who cares if they're lying per se.
|
|
And who cares if we then publicize or conceal the underlying social identity?
|
|
Who cares if the cookies were sweet enough to make my gums ache?
|
|
"Who cares about the workers' health, while the rich run away," she said.
|
|
If you're someone who cares about expanding coverage, this is a big win.
|
|
Who cares if my children have to grow up praying in a lockdown?
|
|
"The soul infinite/Never mind who cares/I'm gettin' lit," Kool A.D. raps.
|
|
"Who cares what jealous angry people think?" she wrote to Hailey this morning.
|
|
It's the thing that helps convince voters this is a candidate who cares.
|
|
People say, 'Oh, I did something first,' but who cares, in the end?
|
|
It betrays a devil who cares too much — and about the wrong things.
|
|
Who cares if you've just found out you're related to George Washington's aunt?
|
|
"Who cares if they sell bonds, what difference does it make?" she wondered.
|
|
And if a few grumpy people give you the side-eye, who cares?
|
|
Who cares if Johnny can't read well, so long as he can multiply?
|
|
" When asked how he could tell friend from enemy, he said: "Who cares?
|
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I mean he would have to concern anyone who cares about our nation.
|
|
The writing sample was easy but also doesn't get graded, so who cares.
|
|
"The guy I've seen has always been someone who cares about people, who cares about others and who's very kind and who's always been cool and sweet, and that's just the guy I know," Queen Latifah said when asked about Smollett.
|
|
You might not instantly fall in love with all of them, but who cares?
|
|
There's the president, who cares more about vacationing and coffee than saving the world.
|
|
If posting a provocative photo of yourself makes you feel that way, who cares?
|
|
Father John, you're the only person in the world who cares what Stereogum thinks.
|
|
Who cares whether he spends his Saturdays at a shul or a socialist rally?
|
|
The social conversation might help get people to come next week, but who cares?
|
|
How is someone who cares about their privacy and security to choose between them?
|
|
Really: who cares, when a game like this comes along to scratch that itch?
|
|
As long as neither is preventing you from reaching your savings goals, who cares?
|
|
The question is not whether a penalty-free mandate is unconstitutional — who cares, honestly?
|
|
Who cares if it means handing over power to the opposition to do it?
|
|
"Who cares about American Idol now because Gabby should have won," one user wrote .
|
|
Who cares if you can turn your living room lights on with your smartphone?
|
|
You are everything you hate, but hey, you live in London so who cares?
|
|
Kim is kind of like a fabulous Scrooge who cares a little too much.
|
|
Who cares if your phone is three years old, if it still works fine?
|
|
Honestly, who cares — it's much more fun when they're failing to be better people.
|
|
Trump — a notorious germaphobe who cares deeply about his TV image — was not pleased.
|
|
Furthermore, who cares today if a person is the result of in vitro fertilization?
|
|
It's like watching a dog make pancakes: Who cares if the pancakes are good?
|
|
The object isn't moving at 50 m/s the whole time—but who cares?
|
|
My partner is also a feminist who cares about my emotional and physical wellbeing.
|
|
Who cares about measured justice, their lives and their families, let alone their rehabilitation?
|
|
Who cares what the economists say are the best means to assure economic revival?
|
|
But who cares if we're all just lemmings when the cats are this cute.
|
|
Who cares what the polls say — though many show the presidential race extremely close.
|
|
It is an assault on everybody who cares about and has faith in democracy.
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I mean, every day is a miracle and all that, but seriously — who cares?
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So it rots in full view of anyone who cares to go and see.
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Of course, all this cat speak is entirely fictional and anthropomorphized, but who cares.
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Sure, it's a little extra, but when you're wasted with your friends, who cares?
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If the program produces the right answer 99 percent of the time, who cares?
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It is about every American who cares about his or her reputation and legacy.
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Probably at this point the cops should let him go, because really, who cares?
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Who cares that his wife and child have fled to Miami to find safety?
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They both seek and receive media coaching from anyone who cares to advise them.
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Today, the real nature of air warfare is readily apparent to anyone who cares.
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The cynic rightly responds to all of this week's news by asking -- who cares?
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It gets trotted out after every national title and every milestone win: Who cares?
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I know in certain parts of the internet it's like, 'People's feelings, who cares?
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Who cares if some guy told Teddi 1 line about it in a text?
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Good storytelling is good storytelling, and if it gets its point across, who cares?
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Republicans want to say, "Look who started it!" but who cares who started it?
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I actually say "who cares" on the mic at the end of the mix.
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But are those the words of someone who cares deeply about art and music?
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A person who gives out Twix bars at Halloween is a person who cares.
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A beautiful lady who cares for you is the best thing in such cases.
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Slightly less than 24 in 10 prefer someone who cares about people like them.
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Someone who cares about you and wants nothing more than to help you succeed.
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The barbarity of horse racing, the ancient Roman Colosseum, even Mr. Ed. Who cares?
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I learned this from a person who cares for antique clothing in a museum.
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Anyone who cares about wine will opt for a cocktail instead at religious weddings.
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That should be a grave concern to anyone who cares about an informed citizenry.
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"Who cares," said one protester, who did not give a name in the chaos.
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Who cares if her tenants, most of them undocumented, end up on the street?
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Both say we will win against all odds, and if we don't, who cares?
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Your spontaneous confession of disliking physical contact with men seems gratuitous, but who cares?
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Who cares that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry wish to lead more private lives.
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"Who cares about fixed income trading in the last two weeks of June, honestly?"
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I love being a gastroenterologist, a specialist who cares for patients with digestive disorders.
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"You're not the only one who cares about the working class," he told Sanders.
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Nobody who cares for the interests of future immigrants should want the same thing.
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" If he had been another ordinary fighter who may have been cheated, "who cares?
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This annual festival is on the map of anyone who cares about experimental theater.
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When I was fired by American Harper's Bazaar in 2004, he said, 'Who cares?
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Anyone who cares about evidence and science: Ignore this seething movement at your peril.
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At this point, you might be wondering: Who cares about what these people think?
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For GOP immigration doves, the problem at this point is everyone who cares passionately about immigration from a pro-immigrant perspective has sorted into the Democratic Party, and every rank-and-file Republican who cares a lot about immigration is a restrictionist.
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"Who cares about Mugabe now?" said Tendekai Savanhu, a street vendor and avowed opposition supporter.
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It could be your child being recorded & shared between older men, but who cares right?
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"One of the top two stupidest things I've ever done but who cares," he exclaimed.
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But, who cares about a ghost when there are so many other amenities to enjoy?
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I mean, once they fill the pothole, they brand with their logo, but who cares?
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Who cares if the same group of friends will be in attendance at each wedding?
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He's always been the man who cares the most, the man who knows the most.
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Anyone who hates on it probably isn't a good match for you, so who cares?
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He's a teacher who cares, and he's also a teacher who gets paid very poorly.
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When it's about Trump, who cares about the process, as long as you get him.
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Who cares if gruesome crimes are assuaged, now and then, by the advent of dreams?
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So ostensibly it could look like procrastination—and it probably was but really who cares?
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LM:You mistake me for someone who cares about mere people, however disturbingly well they live.
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Who cares who won the Super Bowl—Los Angeles is getting a football team (again)!
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Who cares if Q3 and Q4 earnings falls apart because oil is a mess again?
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Political analysts believe that Cuomo has the clear operational and fundraising advantage, but who cares?
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Second, a person pirating isn't necessarily someone who cares enough to go to a theater.
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In those eyes, I painted a compassionate soul who cares deeply about the less fortunate.
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Anyone who cares to be a part of it can be a part of it.
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As the M5S infrastructure minister, Danilo Toninelli, put it: "Who cares about going to Lyon?"
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Who cares if there aren't any women engineers in the main cast of Silicon Valley?
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Trump signals U.S. government 'should be suing Google and Facebook' On one hand, who cares?
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A must-read for anyone who cares about democracy and the integrity of the elections.
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But, who cares, give me some good names and maybe then I'll get fired up.
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I was just thinking, I don't have time, I'm just gonna keep going, who cares?
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Who cares if you'll never read every New Yorker that your News+ subscription gives you?
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"What people are going to write about me 10 years after I'm dead — who cares?"
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I haven't done the research necessary to make such a statement, but honestly, who cares?
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She's a deeply loyal person who cares very deeply to the people she's connected to.
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Comaneci said she was speaking as an outsider who cares about the safety of children.
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That is a serious problem anybody who cares about criminal justice should be watching closely.
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There is currently no score in this game but who cares, it's spring training. [MLB]
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Who cares if Amazon doesn't seem capable of recommending a book I want to read?
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Why don't you just let me record you, and if it sucks, then who cares?
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Who cares that you waited, or that your male colleague comes in for similar treatment?
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YOKOHAMA (Reuters) - At times it was brutal, often it was downright ugly, but who cares?
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And that continues in "Free at Last": Who cares that his marriage is in trouble?
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We all live in a community together—who cares if some dude is growing marijuana?
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Who cares that she is anti-Semitic and racist, she is a paragon of—truth?
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One possibility is to say everything's fine here, who cares, we don't need you anyway.
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Just 39 percent want a nominee who cares about the issues they are passionate about.
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"At the end of the day, I get to win Wimbledon — who cares?" he said.
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Any fashionista who cares about gender equality, should be equally mindful of their gender footprint.
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Maybe you shouldn't, but who cares, at the end of the day it's your life.
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Early in the morning, who cares if you eat a bunch of bacon and sausage?
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Sure, Pokémon Go may be kind of boring and riddled with bugs, but who cares?
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It's always nice to find a talented young movie star who cares about film history.
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Who cares what a president knows about epidemiology, so long as the markets are up?
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Their preservation should be a top priority for anyone who cares about our collective humanity.
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Where do they fall on the continuum of traditional representation to complete abstraction — who cares?
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If the guy's got the right policies, or she has the right policies, who cares?
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Someone who cares about the fate of this city — and this country — should buy it.
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And if a cute outfit gets more women to the gym or class, who cares?
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Op-Ed Contributor For anyone who cares about Israel, this is no time for niceties.
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Who cares if Twitter adds users if a lot of them are simply bots, right?
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You don't strike me as someone who cares that much if other people criticize you.
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"A nationalist is somebody who cares about our nation," said Ms. Harbuck, a retired teacher.
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"Having someone outside who is paying attention and who cares is more important," she said.
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Sometimes it is the child who hates school who cares most about fixing its failings.
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The fight for women's rights in Iran matters to anyone who cares for human rights.
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It means one who cares for another, and the answer is R.N.S, or registered nurses.
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In any event, when the pieces fall into place, the question of who cares lingers.
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" Asked earlier this month about the congresswoman calling him a racist, Trump shrugged:"Who cares?
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" Asked to respond to news of the DNA test, Trump said Monday morning, "Who cares?
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She ultimately tricks the blind woman who cares for her into buying her a pair.
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Yes, Fashion Week is coming up, but who cares anymore about being a stick, right?
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If that's the case, it should worry anyone who cares about the rule of law.
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This isn't a "fact-check" of Trump's statement, because honestly at this point who cares?
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I'm also a tech writer who cares about larger trends rather than incremental gadget upgrades.
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Throw that shit straight in the garbage (who cares if Styrofoam might literally last forever?).
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Trump is not a loyalist who cares about the greater good of the Republican Party.
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The fact that it's acquired streaming rights to some NFL games this fall — who cares?
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All Superstar has to do is beat the Grammy Awards, and who cares about those?!
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It's a bit of a mystery as to what it is, but who cares, it's delicious.
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Who cares if you have 2.5% or something, it's not going to run out of control.
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The Last Guardian The game has been in development hell and looks it, but who cares?
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If things can influence other things in the past, then who cares about all of science?
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Who cares what's on your local TV station when we have Netflix and Hulu and Snapchat?
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After all, who cares about what it looks like as long as it's longer than average?
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Who cares that "indoor virtual reality skydiving" as a concept doesn't make a lick of sense???
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The only reason to rush a vote through is to say, who cares about sexual assault?
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From Politico: If you're eating that much sushi, who cares if you actually win the primaries?
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After reactions like that, who cares about a wee moment during a Taylor Swift acceptance speech?
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The point is not that every American who cares about economic growth should vote for Democrats.
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So, who cares if a few extra national reporters show up to practice looking for quotes?
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"A tweet from Donald Trump or from me or from anybody else — who cares?" he added.
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Those choices eventually transform him into someone who cares very little for anyone other than himself.
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Who cares if groceries are a tad more expensive when the shopping experience is this frictionless?
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" Trump also tweeted that the "Fake News Media will never cover me accurately but who cares!
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He's a problem solver who cares deeply about America and committed to making our country better.
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So who cares if it looks like it belongs under your sink next to the Draino?
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His feigned helplessness after the fact is transparent to anyone who cares to consider the situation.
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" Asked about the test results at the White House on Monday, Trump told reporters, "Who cares?
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Well, who cares because meat cakes are officially a thing whether you like it or not.
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You want someone who asks questions, who cares, and you want someone who is really smart.
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So, who cares if some powerful men are forceful in steering humanity's way to progress, right?
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It shatters the window, making Joe wish he used the front door, but who cares — love!
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" In a skittery aside, she qualifies it: "Down the back, but who cares, still the Louvre.
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I personally think Ben Affleck hates being Batman more than anything but who cares, it's Aquaman!
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Sure, the food may not approach the level of Per Se, per se, but who cares.
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You're the ugly one for now, but the drinks are still free, so really who cares?
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After all, who cares if they get the guy if they don't achieve their athletic dreams?
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"Who cares who's woke if you're dead?" she asks the group before going to Reggie's side.
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The laptop will no doubt draw comparisons to the 13-inch MacBook Air, but who cares?
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Like some shows would just have those background people wear normal clothes because who cares, right?
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If Curvy Barbie gets us saying some of them, who cares how big her thighs are?
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As anyone who cares about stick shifts knows, not many people care about stick shifts anymore.
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And if someone were to say, 'Penn didn't get that exactly right,' you'd go 'Who cares?
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"I do believe there's space for everyone who cares deeply and works hard," Adam L. noted.
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No one who cares about public health wants any current nonsmoker to start smoking or vaping.
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Thank you for protecting me, and my daughter and every American who cares about clean water.
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"I did what any American who cares about our nation's security should have done," McCain writes.
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This is a mystery that isn't earned — less a "whodunnit?" and more of a "who cares?"
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"Who cares about a traffic study if there's any increased danger to the public?" he said.
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"Who Cares?" begins with a picture of a plane approaching the World Trade Center on Sept.
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They should ring alarm bells for anybody who cares about the future of New York City.
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For a president who cares deeply about the markets, he's become a threat to investor performance.
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But despite all that, Rachel's mom is like, whatever who cares, and gives Bryan her blessing.
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There have been a series of polls showing that the corporate tax rate cut— Who cares?
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"To have a president who cares about food is an incredible opportunity for Mexico," she said.
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I'm not somebody who cares very much about "this happened on such a day," all that.
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Who cares if you're straight or you're gay, or if you believe in God or not.
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Even though the gender of the people is unclear, if it was two men, who cares?
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And minimizing risk with minimal effort is a boon to anyone who cares about online security.
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And I'm a painter, so who cares what my gender is or what I look like?
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Meanwhile, this happens: Who cares about inorganic motives if the attention they generate is very organic?
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"Honey, who knows if I was there and who cares if it was true," he says.
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It's a moment of potentially fraught optics for a president who cares deeply about his image.
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Who cares what they look like if you can't hear that screaming baby two rows up?
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"Who cares about the trailing numbers if the fundamentals of the portfolio are good?" he said.
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The authors pay and the published papers are free to anyone who cares to read them.
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Things that come to mind, out of nowhere or everywhere, who knows, who cares, so what.
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It should be governments, it should be foundations, anybody who cares about these sorts of issues.
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"That guy who doesn't live with anybody, who has a valid license — who cares," she said.
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Who cares?" said the ultimate pragmatist Thiel, who also declared, "I am proud to be gay.
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Darlene isn't someone who cares about being liked; she cares about being something unique, fascinating, talented.
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NBC had to bleep it out, but again, in a Trump era, who cares about that?
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Who cares about learning calculus, when you can geek out on the brief history of numerical systems?
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Who cares who invented something if it can be brought to more people to deliver more joy?
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If someone's upset over the way it depicts women, who cares if it's no fun to play?
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Despite that influx of cash, Sityodtong says he's a minimalist who cares little for purchasing material goods.
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But for Rajendra Litoria, 48, who cares for his elderly parents, moving away was never an option.
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Who cares about a stupid photo that makes him look slightly more disgusting than he actually is?
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Asakawa, who cares after his bedridden sister, said on NHK that the executions have not brought solace.
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He's a conservative economist who cares a lot about people (tho way too into corp tax cuts).
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But it's important to test the treatment anyway, he said, as a doctor who cares for women.
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But that should not discourage you or anyone who cares about the future of an open internet.
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"I'm not one of those artists who cares what people are saying about me," Dreezy tells me.
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Anyone who cares about free speech has been sent a clear message: you're not welcome on Twitter.
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I got into it: With a surrounding this cozy, who cares if there's no electricity or wifi?
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Best Choice Products isn't a super well-known brand, but who cares with a discount that steep?
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If you decide to buy from a breeder, be sure to choose one who cares for dogs.
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Though the game crumbles in the final hours, falling prey to the series' worst tendencies, who cares?
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I am a passionate mother who cares deeply about my children, their health and their well being.
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Then, everyone who cares about that person will be in the room and will have an intervention.
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If you're looking for a scary tale to tell yourself in the dark, who cares about accuracy.
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And for the birds, they're happy to have a kind person in their lives — somebody who cares.
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I look at the garbage that's funded every day, and even if it's hugely successful, who cares?
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Let&aposs say he is the most honest, truth-telling person -- INGRAHAM: -- who cares if he knew?
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Who cares about when the song actually came out, so long as it fits with the plot?
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We're following this tiny human plot, but who cares about that when this massive thing is happening?
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But who cares when you're having fun with a Frankenstein gadget that will impress all your friends?
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Who cares that Prince only recorded the soundtrack as part of a synergistic scheme by Warner Bros.
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You might annoy those around you, especially if you're sitting in the middle seat, but who cares?
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At this point, you may be thinking: If most people can't even discern the pixels, who cares?
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Obamacare prevented insurers from discriminating against women who've had C-sections and blah blah blah who cares?
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Who cares—there's not actually a "right" way to put toilet paper on the thing, is there?
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People tell me I should write a book about outing—nobody's going to buy that, who cares.
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Who cares that Nader had a ticket that was purchased to permit entry to watch the livestream.
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If that happens, it'll be quite the predicament for Murray, who cares about the Cubs a lot.
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And so long as it takes great pictures, who cares if it has a nick or two?
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" Bornstein's attitude to his duties seems to be: "We're all going to die anyways, so who cares?
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Who cares if the Romanian has won only one of her previous 10 meetings with Serena Williams?
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After all, no one else will ever be the wiser, and who cares about historical preservation anyway?
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The victims, their families, each of you and everyone who cares about Penn State deserve the truth.
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Who cares what the Brexit vote does to Europe — what does it mean to the Trump campaign?
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Ben Carson on Donald Trump: "He's actually a very intelligent man who cares deeply about America." pic.twitter.
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Bernie appears to be merely a sincere, heartfelt man who cares about people and cares about America.
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"They're aware of not just my concerns, but of anyone who cares about the debt," he said.
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They have to present their answer to a person who cares about both of their groups equally.
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It's why he calls her — correctly — a change maker who matters and a human being who cares.
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Who cares if the brand itself is offering discounts on its products if everyone else is, too?
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They're going to have to fight the White Walkers soon—who cares if you have enough grain!
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As a gynecologist who cares for adolescents and adults, I provide comprehensive contraceptive services for my patients.
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I know they thought it would give the right-wingers something to pounce on, but who cares?
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She is a smart and accomplished businesswoman who cares deeply about children and the future of education.
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Who cares if your president says sleazy stuff if he can bring jobs back to your town?
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Anyone who cares about someone struggling with mental illness knows that it can be trying at times.
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I lived through the embarrassment and fear, and decided to say who cares, do better, move on.
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Get you a man who cares about you the way Daily Mail readers care about the Queen.
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My father is saying 'who cares about George Michael dying, he was just a faggot with AIDS.
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I think of beef patties as more of a bodega thing than fast food, but who cares?
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And so who cares who does the right thing, as long as the right thing is achieved?
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The action may be different for everyone, but something needs to be done by everyone who cares.
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Sure, you can bankrupt yourself on a college education, but who cares about that stuff anyway now?
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And as long as the results are this entertaining and the investigation this meticulously constructed, who cares?
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" She added: "We're obviously not fans of bundling, nor should anyone who cares about artists making music.
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Who cares about the abysmal stock market and growing fears that we are sliding into a recession?
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I just do these late-night shows, they get lost, they're never seen again and who cares?
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It's a stunning, haunting and provocative psychological suspense novel that anyone who cares about literature should read.
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My opinions, my perceptions of what's important — I'm not trying to be self-deprecating, but who cares?
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"It's the equivalent of the academic office hour," said Mr. Kostelanetz, who cares little about gaining customers.
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How could I communicate to everyone who cares about me or needs something from me at once?
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No, no more than I would ever switch from the ecosystem to some 'who cares' handset company.
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Trump waved off Warren's DNA test results on Monday, telling reporters, "who cares?" when asked about them.
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But who cares if something was used historically if it has since been deemed ineffective or harmful?
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Respect, who cares about their respect, we're anti-establishment, so I don't need them to like me.
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Who cares that 40 percent of trans adults in Britain have attempted to take their own lives!
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" Dov Zakheim, a former senior Defense Department official who has known Mr. Bolton for 35 years, wrote on Friday that Mr. Bolton "may be a fire breather, but he is a man who cares deeply about his country," in comparison to his boss, who "cares deeply about Donald Trump.
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We've always talked about how we'd never betray anyone who cares about us, but here we are now.
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The ride is slightly harsher, and a bit noisier, but who cares when you're having this much fun?
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Union, meanwhile, plays the ditzy, fashionable freshman who cares more about her popularity status than anyone around her.
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I'm blessed to have such a wonderful woman in my life who cares for our child so lovingly.
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The transcripts of the Times gathering revealed someone who cares very much what the paper publishes about him.
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And good news for everyone in America who cares about our Constitution and the future of this country.
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This can probably be attributed to a lot of the biological components going on, but honestly, who cares?
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Who cares where the speech comes from or what it does, as long as people see the ads?
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We are glad to hear from a member of Congress who cares deeply about online harassment and abuse.
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And those who deny it are just spitting into the wind as they always are, but who cares.
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It's unclear, but who cares — this is the ultra-romantic Met Gala moment we've all been waiting for.
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Who cares if we have to burn a couple bridges on our way to true originality, Uranus asks.
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That's how anybody who cares about democracy, like Lincoln, like Franklin D. Roosevelt, would endeavor to present it.
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A lot of line-waiting and mediocre food and outrageous prices and who cares, we're doing it anyway?
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There is someone of every age who cares about what goes on their bodies and in their bodies.
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We aren't ever going to have access to the real human being under the persona, so who cares?
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If you're already saying to yourself, "PIXELS BLAH WHO CARES," scroll to the bottom for the TL;DR.
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Oh, and who cares about a little exhaustion when you could take home the €5,000 grand-prize, right?
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Who cares that you learned your craft and slept or clawed your way up the ladder of success?
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Full disclosure -- Melo also missed an alley-oop to himself ... but who cares when you're a Big Baller?
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But who cares about politics when it's Cottonmouth's weapon dealing that's helping her fund a costly revitalization project?
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Who cares if 578 are flops if the other 122 are massive hits in the U.S. and abroad?
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Backing up a step, who cares what a form asks or what choices some bureaucrat has given you?
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Her mother, who cares for her two boys, prevented Ahmad from seeing one of them graduate on Saturday.
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The truth is, you're the only one who cares about your excuse for being unprepared for a meeting.
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And once again, he's lucky there's a capable woman who cares about him out there to help him.
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In "Life", Keith Richards portrayed Jagger as a cold, soulless character who cares more about money than music.
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But who cares what the neighbors think if it's one less item on your weekly to-do list?
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Draper's photograph still disturbs, and it should send a shock of recognition through anyone who cares to look.
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Maybe that's something we should be ashamed of, but if they're fascinating enough for Barbara Walters, who cares?
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On Monday, McCartney debuted the new music video for the Egypt Station track "Who Cares" on Apple Music.
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Who cares if you wear burgundy lipstick to do laundry or glitter shadow to shop at Trader Joe's?
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Who cares if you wake up at 153 o'clock AM if you went to bed three hours earlier?
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"I'm an advocate of if something makes you happy, who cares about the judgment?" she tells Working Mother.
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But if you're someone who cares about food, when you think about NOLA, you think about the cuisine.
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This bill is an empty promise that no member of Congress who cares about working people should support.
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Like, who cares if they know if I went to Best Buy and bought a, whatever I bought.
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But as the Sun set on SDCC 2016 on Sunday, I kept asking myself one question: who cares?
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Who cares, though, when Kenickie (Carlos PenaVega) and Danny (Tveit) are rolling and writhing all over the place.
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So who cares that Cameron Duddy, Mark Wystrach, and Jess Carson lost in both of their nominated categories?
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As for the public's weakened confidence in the government, the attitude from Beijing seems to be, Who cares?
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But it's also a reliable instant camera that's fun to use, so honestly, who cares how it looks.
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But their odds are looking good, pediatric gastroentereologist Jennifer Garcia, who cares for the pair, told the Herald.
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I never mistook him for a person who cares about anything but himself, frankly, and his family's interests.
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Christopher S. Wood's A History of Art History will be eye-opening for anyone who cares about art.
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But anyone who cares about education, books, learning and their local community should be horrified by this suggestion.
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For 31 percent of voters, picking a candidate who cares about those values was the most important issue.
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Trump's view of our system of justice should alarm every American who cares about the rule of law.
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It's rare that we see a mom who cares for her kids and also takes time for herself.
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And I get a lot of reaction online, you know, you clowns in (ph) the press, who cares?
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Who is this for: Anyone who cares about privacy, and especially Internet users in North America right now
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The Chinese have ripped us off for so long, the thinking goes, who cares if they're unhappy now?
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So long as she's portrayed as the clever know-it-all we all know and love, who cares?
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But who cares what kind of conditions they live in, considering how they are utterly stupid creatures, right?
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The books, which made Ms. Ferrante a household name, are good — excellent, actually; who cares who wrote them?
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But it's tragic, hilarious, thought-provoking and economical in both means and message at once, so who cares?
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There are no offers for new customers, but when you get free deliveries with no minimums, who cares?
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Anyone who cares about the country's coast needs to speak up in protest of this plan, Adams says.
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" It is unclear what is fake about it, or who he believes is saying, "So what, who cares!
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It's like you get momentarily relieved of all the nonsense of the year and are like, 'Who cares?
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Who cares that a picture is worth a thousand words when two can be worth a career change.
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For a president who cares more about ratings than he does about polls, this is the ultimate vindication.
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" As to whether Duchamp deliberately concealed a self-portrait in his valedictory artwork, Mr. Ozkaya said, "Who cares?
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On the other hand, the average cost of a nanny who cares for one child is about $28,905.
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No, no more than I would ever switch from the Apple ecosystem to some 'who cares' handset company.
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The designation "fiction" offers a cover of privacy to any author who cares to make use of it.
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Who cares if Facebook is listening or tracking my every move — it just gives me more relevant ads!
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" In another video, he advocates for segregation and Jim Crow, arguing "even if it was bad, who cares?
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And if the conspiracy is run by the government, then who cares about a wing of the FBI?
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Maybe it's just someone reminding you to be true to yourself, and who cares what anyone else thinks.
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And if you don't have a valentine, well, who cares, because it's [expletive], and it's made up anyway.
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Take chances on a side quest that's maybe more narrative convenience than coherent thematic enrichment—but who cares!
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"I don't know any Democrat who cares what Joe Lieberman thinks, to be honest with you," Ohio Sen.
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And so as someone who cares systemically about the issue, we always have to be looking higher up.
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There's an endless supply and it wasn't yours in the beginning, in the first place, so who cares?
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It's the idea of young and grow and break and who cares as a toddler kind of things.
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" I sat in this unfortunate truth for a while before I could formulate an answer beyond "So, who cares?!
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He recently wrote a letter to the child's grandmother, Saundra Adams, who cares for the teen with cerebral palsy.
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Moreover, who cares about a hairy army of junk-food loving bears stumbling around the woods of northern Wisconsin?
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"It's not been a reason to wait for the board or for Satya, who cares deeply about the topic."
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For those who cares about #28, Tenaa just confirmed #iPhoneX comes with 22GB of RAM, reveals 33mAh battery... pic.twitter.
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And that Scooter is a wonderful human being too who cares first n foremost ab our health and happiness?
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Yes, he looks nothing like me, but as the interview is remote, who cares—it's all about the brain.
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"It wasn&apost my boyfriend or my husband, so as long as they continue to play well, who cares."
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Who cares if you make millions, and earn fame and power, if you end in public or private humiliation?
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"They are remarkable people and such a loving couple who cares immensely about family, especially their children," said Calanog.
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Okay, so it's hardly a practical way to get in touch with someone, but who cares: it's got personality.
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And yes, the pathos is a bit heavy-handed, but it's all so note-perfect that, honestly, who cares?
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One is recognized as a humble leader who cares for the poor and has kissed the feet of peasants.
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If conservatism has succumbed to Trumpism, partisanship was the enabler: against a mortal enemy, who cares about ideological purity?
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You may have heard of these innovations and are likely under the impression that they're embarrassing, but who cares?
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But I, a person who cares about their teeth but also doesn't floss, can't handle a Bluetooth pairing process.
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So should anyone who cares about the planet, for a very good reason I'll get to in a moment.
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Plenty of Muppets are in romantic relationships, so who cares if a couple of obviously gay puppets are gay?
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Who cares if West doesn't sit in the audience at the awards show because of Ocean's lack of nominations?
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Generations are longer than six years and "once" doesn't happen three times and also who cares about this, really?
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Once you've proven to be someone who cares and listens, you gain the trust and appreciation of the market.
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" And because it's Britain and not Greece the ministers don't just say "screw that, who cares if it's legal?
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THESE are dark times for anybody who cares about religious freedom, and the fate of minority faiths, in Pakistan.
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And who cares about looking like a cartoon villain if the hospital you own sits on land worth millions?
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Who cares about the lengths Quinn and Rachel go to when the fallout is this much fun to watch?
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We're not super sure what this has to do with ancient Indian sex moves, but who cares, it's hot.
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And who cares, because wine is on sale at multiple retailers and that's something we will never complain about.
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Who cares if the iPhone can launch apps faster if it falls into the toilet and can't be saved?
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Who cares how old or hot they look when the cast is able to deliver such raw, heartfelt performances.
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"I lived through the embarrassment and fear, and decided to say who cares, do better, move on," she wrote.
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If you're worried that blocking them will somehow give them the upper hand, or show they've won, who cares?
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We've reached out to Toscani for additional details and to confirm the story, but who cares if he responds.
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That's the question every policy wonk who cares about climate change has been asking since election night in November.
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Pence was even more blunt: "Who cares?" he said on Fox News Sunday, quoting Trump on the campaign trail.
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"We encourage anyone who cares about animals to stay far away from this place," the veterinarian, Heather Rally, said.
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Who cares if neither of them asked you to meddle — they're both single and they deserve your help, right?
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He has countered that he is merely a truth-teller who cares about America too deeply for political correctness.
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Anyone who cares about protecting the unborn should vote this election because the consequences of losing would be disastrous.
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Read more: 4 reasons anyone who cares about credit card points and miles should be using Chase Ultimate Rewards1.23.
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And Tuesday's settlement marks a huge win for anyone who cares about a tenant's autonomy over their own data.
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Just as with Yvonne Brill, the rocket scientist with a "mean beef stroganoff," the answer should be: Who cares?
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The results of her prior study on Tinguely's Gismo were published in the 1999 book Modern Art: Who Cares?
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Who cares if we have a charting single or get an award or achieve some sort of sales figure?
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It was also a victory for anyone who cares about the civil rights of LGBTQ, Muslim, and black Americans.
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Everyone who cares about the right to vote should pay close attention to how the justices approach this case.
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In both states, voters looking to unite the country and for a nominee who cares about them selected Biden.
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So why do I think that anyone who cares about preserving women's access to abortion should be seriously worried?
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Who cares that CVS is buying Aetna, or that the Republicans are moving a new tax bill through Congress?
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The clan was like a tank that rolled over you, then moved on, laughing loudly and shrugging, 'Who cares?
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Co-workers and former associates describe him as a scrupulous government official who cares deeply about the Justice Department.
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So who cares if a provision of the law that literally does nothing at all is constitutional or not?
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But Bloomberg nonetheless leaves a giant legacy for anyone who cares about the power of government to do good.
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And now that I have a little more life experience behind me I look back and think: Who cares?
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And every American who cares about their kids, their health care, their jobs or their housing should take notice.
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Sure, adult fiction sales were cratering, but who cares when you're raking in cash selling books about the president?
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And even when she does she sends a chill down the spines of anyone who cares about free expression.
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For every woman in my generation who grew up in the he-said-who-cares-what-she-said era.
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I can definitively conclude this: The days of he-said-who-cares-what-she-said are over for good.
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It's unclear just how sanitary the whole operation is (don't even think of the fecal counts), but who cares.
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Jimmy, you tease me I don't know if this is a jacket or a cardigan but honestly who cares?
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A White House official described a "Who cares?" attitude creeping through the building under Mulvaney's hands-off management style.
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"Anyone who cares about people or has any human decency should boycott Ripley and their attractions," she said Tuesday.
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Who cares that the event that creates the central premise of the book does not happen until page 300?
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ANNE KELLEY, SAN FRANCISCO To the Editor: In all honesty, who cares, and what difference would it make anyway?
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"This is a wake-up call to everyone who loves horses and who cares about food security," she wrote.
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"Who cares," one Twitter user chortled, when I put out a blast asking how people felt about the news.
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The latter, of course, but also: Who cares, given we'll be home by the start of the last 16.
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Who cares that her father has manipulated her into spending her entire adult life as his unpaid housekeeper/accountant?
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"Anybody who is running for president who cares about getting votes in California will chose to campaign here," Padilla said.
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Though some theorize that it's in there, we've seen a strong, brave, and confident leader who cares about her people.
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"To anyone else who cares or is facing a struggle of their own, just know you're stronger than you think."
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And yet I am still these companies' target customer: a city-dwelling millennial job-haver who cares deeply about stuff.
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Let's not think about the fact that over-the-knee boots are more for fall and winter because who cares.
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It's a situation where alarm bells should be going off among every person who cares about the GOP and conservatism.
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Her mom, Jen, added that the glitter feature is a bit impractical and pretty messy, "but who cares?" she said.
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Fighting shadows and rumors on issues that are this significant is a disservice to everyone who cares about the truth.
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They take up half the backyard, eating like ravenous insects, but I don't pay for their feed, so who cares.
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Anyone who cares about watching my Instagram videos maybe will see that and say, 'Oh, she's having a good time.
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"You don't have all the data, but also, who cares who invested in, say, Bayer in the 1800s," McConnell explained.
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Who cares if the government is always watching, and if this makes it even easier for them to do so?
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Westeros needs a king who cares for his subjects, and no one cares as deeply or as faithfully as Ghost.
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Because who cares about prophecies when you've got the late Stan Lee giving Thor a haircut with a power saw?
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The other thing, too, is if you look at the long arc of time — who cares the most about productivity?
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"Yes, he dies, but who cares because he's not going to ever come across another female anyway," Fowler-Finn says.
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It was either Pablo Picasso or John Lennon who said "Love is the greatest refreshment in life," so who cares?
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I guess if Trump didn&apost say it it&aposs not a story and it&aposs about Fox, who cares?
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You think everyone is focussing on you and thinking about you, but they're actually not, so it's like, who cares?
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Ott's baroque sense of "overdoing it" was brought to life in her 2015 solo exhibition who cares for the sky?
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There is an ugly side to Donald Trump … he is an insecure money-grubber who cares about nothing but himself.
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As long as it's from the right place, it's hot, and it has the right crust and toppings, who cares?
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So long as low- and middle-income taxpayers are also better off, who cares about the largesse at the top?
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I can have 15 turnovers, as long as we have 15 turnovers as a team, it doesn't matter, who cares.
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Its built-in 10,000 mAh will reportedly charge a phone at least five times, but who cares because laptop tray.
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Who cares what is said in the genteel dining rooms of Georgetown, or behind the quiet facades of Washington's clubs?
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So if you are the sort of consumer who cares about such things, how can you guard against such pressure?
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And I saw sitting across from her, before we had started the interview, someone who cares about every single detail.
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Puerto Rico may have the highest sales tax in the United States, but who cares when there's nothing to buy?
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He would report to a president who cares little for the rule of law or the Justice Department's traditional independence.
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I had internalized the idea that love is having someone who cares about every utterly benign detail of your travel.
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Frankly, who cares whether these hyperwealthy individuals' views from their apartments are better or worse than those in newer buildings?
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Whatever that score is — who cares if it's five under or 12 over — it doesn't matter, the lowest score wins.
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We invite everyone who cares about the strength of our democracy to join the effort to get this resolution adopted.
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Who cares about linear subs (although they remain highly profitable) when you're growing global subs to 300 million by 2023?
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As a gynecologist who cares for women with cervical precancers and cancers, I communicate the importance of the HPV vaccine.
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Handler: It's important for me to infuse humor into everything that I possibly can, and who cares if I'm divisive.
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The Point: Numbers like these should serve as a wake-up call for anyone who cares about our political institutions.
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I just believe that as long as music moves forward, who cares if rock is no longer what it was?
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It's true that I appear kind of reserved in photos, but who cares if I smile or not for pictures?
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Records will stand long after we all die, but also we'll all be dead, so who cares about their sanctity?
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No story or mate will ever be without flaws, but who cares when you're the ruler of your own kingdom.
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Anyone who cares about the security of our country and its leadership role in the world should be deeply alarmed.
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It has a pastor who cares for the well-being of their congregation, makes sure they have food and shelter.
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But who cares whether the Aztec emperor really lisped at Cortés, "You leave me no choice 'cause you're so butch"?
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I'm a project manager from rural North Carolina, now living in DC, who cares about social, economic, and environmental justice.
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Defense won't be the prettiest thing, but Deng can hold his own against most power forwards, and, well, who cares?
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Elections aren't decided by who cares the most; they're decided by who is motivated to show up at the polls.
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In Thursday's primary election, Democrats can give their party's nomination to a candidate who cares about their values: Blake Morris.
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By grandstanding, you can curate your public image as someone who cares about poverty or is extremely sensitive to injustice.
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The trailer is impossible to follow because of how many stories seem to be going on, but really, who cares?
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Clough thinks that demand for luxury liquor is coming from a new kind of consumer who cares about products' origins.
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It's like the first time you tried baking: anyone could've made that box mix pan of brownies, but who cares?
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And if they aren't, that should send a chill down the spine of any American who cares about liberal democracy.
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But unlike a typical politician who cares about appearances and optics, he not only didn't mind, he welcomed the firestorm.
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"Amazon knows that I buy toilet paper, but who cares if it is data that does not matter?" he asked.
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It's a person who cares about the health care system trying to wrap his head around a huge cognitive dissonance.
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And if evaluated fairly, the pope's positions are still highly regressive and condemnable among anyone who cares about gay rights.
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Appointing an SEC chair so clearly aligned with the Wall Street establishment should alarm not only every worker who cares about her retirement funds, but should also alarm every taxpayer who cares about whether the SEC will roll back its all-too-modest progress in preventing another financial crisis and in holding financial wrongdoers accountable.
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Who cares about what happens after you die, if you're a good person with chill morals I'm sure you'll be fine.
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Who cares if the movie also features George Clooney getting kidnapped, Channing Tatum dancing, and Scarlett Johansson maybe seducing Jonah Hill?
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Especially if each individual thinks that they're the one who's gonna make the money here, and who cares about everyone else.
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If you love peanut butter on your scrambled eggs, who cares that a lot of other people might think it's disgusting.
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My current status as a singleton doesn't necessarily mean that I'm going to die alone; but who cares if I do?
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Who cares if they were plotting against you yesterday, so long as they never wrote your name down at Tribal Council.
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"That's what we're up against, a judge who cares more about how the statement looks than what it says," he said.
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My boyfriend has even said he knows I'm the type of girl who cares about what her ring will look like.
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To see them as a mother, but also a lawyer and also as a daughter who cares for an aging father.
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It's not as large as on some laptops like the 12-inch MacBook, but who cares: it's super smooth and responsive.
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Everyone who cares about art should see this show, not just because it will probably leave a smile on your face.
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I charge everyone who cares about art and culture to hold us all accountable — the artists, the curators, and the institutions.
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"Who cares about 'bouncing back' when you have a precious bubba and carried that life for 9 months ❤️," Lucia wrote.
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But who cares if you can't see anything when you're fucked and you're feeling absolutely fantastic and dancing the night away.
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So everyone who cares about press freedom in the U.S. should be paying close attention to what happens to Assange next.
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He is but a humble immigrant and truth-teller, locked up for a crime he...well, who cares about his crime?
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Sex drugs should be readily available for all, and if his mug sells them, who cares about pesky things like laws.
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The GoT clip is brutally, frustratingly, brain-bleedingly short, but who cares—at this point, we'll take what we can get.
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Then again, Sony's new, very Boom-like Bluetooth speakers also use Micro USB, so maybe I'm the only one who cares.
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But it looks like I'm the only one who cares, because Garrett has already gone off to hunt for free samples.
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Me trying to go onstage with the trophy definitely in the top two stupidest things I've ever done but who cares.
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But when the deal is this sweet (a regular stack is typically $6), who cares what kind of pancakes they are?
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Hopefully this is a teachable moment for everyone who cares about the Democratic Party, our political system and the country's future.
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Actually, the rules are laughably complex and malleable, but who cares when you're three piña coladas deep on a Tuesday night.
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"Who cares if you don't have an in-flight entertainment system for a one-hour flight?" he told the Miami Herald.
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The trip isn't complete without an acoustic rendition of "Who Knows Who Cares," set against sweeping shots of canyons and valleys.
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Because, at the end of the day, who cares about a few flyaways or oily spots when you're feeling straight confident?
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SO WHEN YOU'VE GOT A LOT OF TECH COMPANIES GROWING AT 20% PER YEAR, WHO CARES ABOUT A HUNDRED BASIS POINTS?
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"Some people say they are ecosexual, meaning they're attracted to someone who cares and is passionate about environmental issues," Hammack said.
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Is that ever the right choice to make for someone who cares about who will be the next United States president?
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Outerknown should be top of mind for anyone who cares about the environment and is looking for surf lifestyle-inspired essentials.
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Anyone who cares about preserving the nation's waters can only hope that legal challenges will stop Trump's proposal in its tracks.
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Who cares if he questions Clinton's stamina one day and says, "She doesn't quit, and she doesn't give up," the next?
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Pruitt's departure is a moment to savor for anyone who cares about clean air and water, climate change, and ethical governance.
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This is just the most recent of many Trump appointments that make environmentalists—or anyone who cares about the Earth—cringe.
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And I don't think he's not someone who cares for money that much, or he's not ... But Sheryl got it, right?
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If, as a result, the public then views the Supreme Court as less legitimate, well, who cares what the public thinks?
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Still, he dazily drawls into the camera because, you know, who cares if you get kicked out of a moving airplane?
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"I'm a gay trans woman who cares about social justice issues—and on YouTube, that makes me a target," she explains.
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I'm not sure I even knew this song had a third verse until right now, and the point is: Who cares?
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She never licks anybody — whacks 'em over the head with her thimble — and who cares for that, I'd like to know.
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No one who cares about the DRC could possibly disagree – unless they have already chosen a political side in our country.
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Who cares that the sequins are this badly sewn on when you can entertain yourself for hours stroking Nicolas Cage's face?
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We're worried, now we're just happy that we're together and everybody is healthy and safe — who cares about the other stuff?
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" It's easier to depart from social norms online with strangers "because if they form a bad impression of me, who cares?
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So if you're a voter who cares about health care, it shouldn't be hard to figure out where the parties stand.
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But when Beth fails to show up for work, Nat is the only one who cares enough to look for her.
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Senator Chuck Schumer's claim that President Trump is having a temper tantrum is insulting to anyone who cares about illegal immigration.
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Given all the other things available to worry about in the world, who cares what happened at this or that college?
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No lawmaker who cares about the health of low-income and middle-class families ought to fall for this awful charade.
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Who cares whether, somewhere behind it, there may be the equivalent of an undeveloped gravel pit and some unboxed disaster tents?
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But I decided it must be me—I must be reading this wrong, this is a person who cares about me.
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They are the sons and daughters, the brothers and sisters, of every American who cares about the future of our country.
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And who cares about the sideshow when you have the main event happening every hour on Twitter (especially at 3 a.m.)?
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Her account of the brilliantly syncopated "Fascinatin' Rhythm" solo in Balanchine's "Who Cares?" is one of the peaks of her art.
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And anyway, for Trump, if an Iraqi girl wearing a hijab got shot by accident, who cares, they're all scum anyway.
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Best Song: "Show Yourself" This song doesn't pull off the impossible task of being another "Let It Go," but who cares?
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"The only people I've heard say, 'Who cares?' are people who don't understand the scope of the problem," Mr. Cyphers said.
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"Someone godly," Mr. Mendiola said, "who cares about people, wants to do the right thing and is judicious in his discipline."
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A relative lack of exposure has never seemed to bother Trout, who cares much less about his brand than most superstars.
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It's what someone does who cares about the feelings of the person he (or she) may end up having sex with.
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" Justin Amash, the libertarian House member, told Vox before he left the Republican Party to become an independent, "I get a lot of reactions now from Trump supporters saying, 'Who cares how big the government is,' or 'Who cares how much we're spending as long as we're fighting against illegal immigration and pushing back against the left.
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But the border trade is too fluid and diffuse to halt the determined Mr Kim, who cares nothing for his people's hardship.
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It seemed doomed, but who cares when you're getting all the movie tickets you want for less than the cost of one?
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And unlike when Netflix got hacked and people were like, "uh, who cares," this time people were upset, because Game of Thrones.
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Deficits hawks would, obviously, be outraged by a bill that cut taxes and raised spending — but honestly, who cares about deficit hawks?
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I believe Biden is a patriot who cares deeply about the national interest, but he also cares deeply about his own family.
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She's a strict, hardworking boss who cares deeply about her employees, especially those she's chosen to take under her wing and mentor.
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Also, for anyone who cares about good government, bringing scientists into the room is the best thing to do at this point.
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Who cares about points and badges if the distance to the polls, long work hours and carpooling kids keeps you from voting?
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KT: We discussed this, and I was like, this seems hard for me to believe as a person who cares about likes.
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If you're enjoying the game in public (because that's the only way to enjoy and play it), who cares what others think?
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Russia hacked a Florida government network This revelation should be a bombshell for anyone who cares about the integrity of our elections.
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Always excited to meet a follower, Manny is never one to turn down a selfie or a hug with someone who cares.
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Other slips would be the end of the world to me, but nip slips I'm just like, 'Everyone has them who cares.
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Who cares that he's supplying Canadian-made weapons to a country where women can't drive or leave home without a male chaperone?
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To "win" the breakup is to prove that you've moved on faster, thus cementing your status as the person who cares less.
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"She's 27 years old, she deserves to be in love and she deserves to have somebody who cares about her," Macelli says.
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After all, who cares about a Republican platform that will hold little sway over what Trump would do in the White House?
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Next time you feel the urge to share something on Messenger Day, it's worth asking yourself one rather tough question: "Who cares?"
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And those NPCs you need to eat become more valuable the more time you spend learning about them because, shit, who cares?
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Instead, Trump left Cleveland just as he arrived – the creation of a man who cares more about the party than the country.
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The Kenyan prime minister temporarily lifted the ban so it could be nominated for the Academy Awards (it wasn't, but who cares).
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Feeling defeated is often a symptom of not knowing that there is something you can do and someone out there who cares.
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He's a narcissistic, multi-substance abuser who can't be trusted and sabotages all his close relationships, alienating anyone who cares about him.
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But really, who cares — the real money saving wins will be in the hundreds you (potentially) save on your bill each month.
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Who cares that he's so incensed by two white businessmen snorting cocaine in the bathroom that he beats one of them mercilessly?
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Put differently, anyone who cares about his or her wallet should be concerned about how the Supreme Court rules in these cases.
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One who "Gives a darn?" could be someone who cares, but they could also be someone who MENDS a piece of clothing.
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In Wisconsin, Mr. Sanders held a significant edge among voters who said they wanted a candidate who cares about people like them.
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They'd be thrilled to find another person who cares about what they care about, who thinks about things instead of just sleepwalking.
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Of course, Trump's early tenure haven't shown him to be a chief executive who cares very much—or at all—about corruption.
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I feel like, look, my body's not, yeah, it's not how I want it to be, but you know, who cares, basically?
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Whenever I sing its praises, someone replies that, fine, that's nice, but it's just a playground for the rich, so who cares?
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Who cares how many Facebook friends, LinkedIn connections, or Twitter followers you have if those numbers don't translate into real-world relationships?
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It is, of course, possible to dismiss all this as trivial — who cares who the WHO names as its good-will ambassador?
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It sickens me that the Republican Party and its leaders can support a man who cares so little for basic human values.
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As a white physician who cares primarily for African-American patients in Oakland, I have noticed two recurring themes in my work.
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But the failure to defend the Affordable Care Act is an ominous sign to anyone who cares about the rule of law.
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"I agree with @amyklobuchar: We need candidate who cares about all Americans and will restore decency, dignity to the office," Comey wrote.
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" In fact, he told me, the play has plenty of himself in it, for anyone who cares to look: "John is me.
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One definition of a balletomane is someone who cares more about dancers than about choreography, to or beyond the point of madness.
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Who cares about the outcome when you can legally bet on what color of Gatorade will be dumped on the winning coach.
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" Declaring that this would be his final outing as host, he riffed after an awkward joke, "It's the last time, who cares?
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"But anyone who cares about the future of the PC should be thrilled that Apple now faces a serious and creative competitor."
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"There's nobody else in Indonesia like her, who cares this much about marginalized groups," Shinta Ratri, the leader of the school, gushed.
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Read more Education Visionary: Jeff Duncan-Andrade Sometimes it is the child who hates school who cares most about fixing its failings.
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"He can sleep with whoever he wants, Yann Moix, who cares?" the 20-something humorist Agnès Hurstel said on France Inter radio.
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" Ray, responding to Rachel Sherman's popular op-ed about affluent Americans' spending habits, wrote: "Who cares how much money these people spend?
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Even Lahti, who cares deeply about preserving the reef in his hometown, admits he is doing a lot of "carbon footprinting" himself.
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Or you could spend the night with a blanket, some horror movies, and a who-cares-about-that-damn-awards-show mentality.
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Her thoughts about what is coming next is a must-see for anyone who cares about where the digital sector is headed.
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That is, before crushing insecurity creeps back in and his abrasive personality yet again threatens to chase away everyone who cares about him.
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"The only ones who cares about my tax returns are reporters," Trump tells the questioner, a statement not backed up by recent polling.
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For anybody who cares about a free and open internet, we've got to be mobilized next year and a few years from now.
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This is why Donald Trump, who grasps this fact, is mistaken by so many people for a person who cares about his democracy.
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While other glass-who-cares-how-full-we're-all-dying-anyway types aptly reminded people that everything is going to kill us somehow.
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A Republican who cares deeply about reducing income inequality, he is even considering switching parties and backing Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont. Mrs.
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"Who cares about the obesity and diabetes epidemics, as long as the cash keeps rolling in," the center wrote on its awards page.
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"Reg A lets everyone who cares about our planned hypersonic future vote with their checkbook," HyperSciences founder and CEO Mark Russell told TechCrunch.
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Both actresses play the character as an affable everywoman who cares about her friends and family, and has a general zest for life.
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If it's in the real world, the law has been settled because it's the real world, and in the virtual world, who cares?
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But who cares about the crappy financials anyway, with the clock finally ticking down on the endless sale that has been taking place?
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There are several measures that everyone who cares about democracy should take to prepare for this next wave of disinformation and election interference.
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That's no small thing to Sharkey, who cares very much about Brandless's customers, as anyone who has seen her speak publicly can attest.
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" Though she could rattle off plenty of misconceptions about the history of witchcraft and paganism, she interrupts herself and concludes, "Honestly, who cares?
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Along with winning the votes in that momentous New Hampshire victory, Clinton also handily beat Obama out as being the candidate who cares.
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But really, who cares about any of that, because Tesla apparently has a design for a submarine car just sitting around collecting dust.
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I would never do anything like that again, but I'm an advocate of if something makes you happy, who cares about the judgment?
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Even if anyone really believes that sharing data about users is not the Facebook business model, who cares what its business model is?
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For reasons that aren't explained — and whatever, who cares, this is great — Nyong'o took to Twitter on Sunday to do a little analysis.
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This recipe has mussels, clams, shrimp, and three kinds of stock; not exactly traditional, but in the words of Bissonnette, "Who cares, man?"
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But who cares, he supported Kasich & Hillary January 28503 Having a good relationship with Russia is a good thing, not a bad thing.
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But after a game ships, that's usually where the story ends: it's a good game, who cares what it took to get there?
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"It's totally speculation, but I do believe that Mollie is with someone who she knows, probably someone who cares about her," Rob said.
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There's Laurie who manages the pizza shop, Sandrine who defends her country, Jane who cares for her parishioners, Kip who keeps the peace.
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Pollution doesn't cure itself; only a sustained effort supported by everyone who cares about clean air, water and land can do the job.
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Once the excitement wore off, though, I realized that my theme was kind of boring — who cares about four landmarks in Wyoming anyway?
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Collins, who stood firm against the GOP's attempts to repeal Obamacare, has been portrayed as the rare Republican who cares about health care.
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The pair shown at the festival were an unappealing, washed-out beige that is unlikely to tempt anyone who cares about their aesthetics.
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Trump tweeted that the press went from being "startled" and "amazed" after the announcement to saying "so what, who cares" the following morning.
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And you sit there and say who cares—it's Indonesia, Timor, way the hell out there on the dark side of the globe.
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But who cares about all that because something weird has been going on with Lochte's doberman pinscher, Carter, for the last eight years.
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How many of these cast members—who will all be revealing their celebrity crushes on-air, for anyone who cares—do you know?
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It's Philip himself, who's clearly torn apart by what he's done to her and who cares about her more than either bureaucracy will.
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The question is silly; there's no such thing as a catchall sound bite doctrine, so who cares if he can't sum it up.
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Plus, as Melissa Riker at The Happier Homemaker points out, it's so affordable, "who cares if the pieces go missing after a while."
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And that should be a major cause for concern to anyone who cares about restoring the rule of law to our immigration system.
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We urge any American who cares to see these ideals preserved to make their voices heard during the Administration's brief public comment period.
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If we can't know that the person who cares for a patient is uninfected, we shouldn't be telling them to return to work.
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If you pay yourself first — save a portion of your money before you spend it — then who cares what you spend it on?
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"The money is what keeps me pumped, so who cares about losing a few days of holidays?" said one long-time employee shareholder.
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Dr. Wachter is a hospitalist, a physician who cares for patients in hospitals and studies how to make hospitals safer and more efficient.
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If this seems nonsensical, that is because it is—if you imagine a publisher of journalism being someone who cares about publishing journalism.
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"I'm a father who cares deeply for my children and who would do anything to avoid hurting them in any way," he added.
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I thought it was a wonderful distillation of at least part of the spirit of the play, and, in a way, who cares?
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Kayleigh Storms, an appropriately named home health aide who cares for Maccarone's wife, spotted Maccarone covered in snow and rushed to his aid.
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At this point, you may be wondering: who cares if the physics-defying laser swords in the space wizard franchise are optically realistic?
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The Disney+ Cyber Monday discount may not include a free trial, but when you know you'll be hooked from the start, who cares?
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After all, he won in 2016 even while badly losing voters who said a candidate who "cares about me" was their biggest priority.
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Just 15% of voters in 2016 said that a candidate who "cares about me" was the most important quality in deciding their vote.
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"For anyone who cares about press freedom, this is frightening stuff," tweeted Bloomberg Editor Bill Grueskin (@BGrueskin), with a link to Gizmodo's story.
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Said Trump saying "Who cares?" when asked about her calling him racist proves she got under his skin, in a January 213 tweet.
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Who cares when we'll soon be choking on the pollution guzzling out of the cars we spent our whole lives saving up for?
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" Ms. Gateley added: "But underneath she's a mother who cares, a fighter trying to make the best of the cards she was handed.
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But it can take a thoughtful analysis by someone who cares for us to get us to accept the realities of our situation.
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He has painted a picture of the president as a greedy, untrustworthy, cruel man who cares nothing for the country that he leads.
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But who cares about the crappy financials anyway, with the clock finally ticking down on the endless sales process that has been taking place?
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Because if you are somebody who cares about their image … dating John Mayer at this point is conceptually just sort of a no-no.
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Honestly, who cares—just drop Donald Glover and his glorious facial hair in any kind of galactic drama, and the world will be happy.
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"I don't have the strength I used to for sex work," says Begam, who cares for an aging friend with HIV in her home.
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Your life matters to everyone you love, everyone who loves you, everyone who cares about you and people you haven&apost even met yet.
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He's a canny politician who cares first and foremost about survival and will do whatever he can to undermine the legal case against him.
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Dolph says the only thing that matters is your significant other making you happy, so who cares if they're 25 or 35 or 45.
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President-elect Trump touted draconian changes to our immigration system, which should gravely concern everyone who cares about our values of fairness and equality.
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That being said, Moment has always appealed to a niche audience who cares a lot about their bad digital behavior and want to change.
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Even if he's entitled to keep them, that doesn't mean it wouldn't be better to give them to someone who cares about them more.
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The next morning, Cersei gets up and opens the door to the chamber, free as a bird — who cares if everyone knows they're fucking?
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We want you to find someone who is on the other side who cares about you and who's going to help you through it.
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