Are there any foods left we can consume without concern?
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The climb to new all-time highs hasn't come without concern.
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Employees took their breaks together without concern for the broadcast schedule.
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Even without concern for the environment, the Trump administration should support Superfund clean ups.
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He kisses females without concern for the revulsion and horror they feel for him.
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He was so fearless that he could live his life without concern of being caught.
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Of course a Trump presidency is not without concern, primarily because the street doesn't like uncertainty.
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"Putting our private information on offer without concern for possible misuses is simply irresponsible," she added.
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It's an amputated view of the world, to consider user experience without concern for disabled people.
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It was made in the heat of the moment, without concern for exactly what this was.
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A commercial off-the-shelf product must be made in the U.S. without concern for its components.
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Community Care has been on the rise but not without concern from others who are against privatization.
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There are also questions of privacy and ethics, ones that Emondi appears hopeful can be answered without concern.
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They also want to speak publicly, without concern for their job security, about controversies at the news division.
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It allows both sides to tell their own version of what happened without concern for what actually happened.
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Doctors appear to readily hand out the pills without concern that it's a serious and sometimes dangerous medication.
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Crudeness, vulgarity, and a professed entitlement to take without concern for the feelings, well-being or consent of others.
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The virtual drone was responding exactly how a real one would, but without concern of slamming into a wall.
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Indeed, much of modern constitutional law has evolved without concern for what the framers did or did not intend.
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An outdoor workshop allows me to use power tools without concern for sawdust getting into paint or wet casts.
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Walter Benjamin wrote about "the destructive character" in 1931, which demolishes established practice without concern for what will replace it.
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The freezing cold dog allowed Robert to approach without concern; as if the dog knew he was there to help.
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As the Internet allows one-off remix releases to proliferate without concern for club appeal, the form is quickly evolving.
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This meant that the process could be — and was — used widely from the beginning without concern over patents and lawsuits.
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"He's the only person who could leak it without concern of being sued by Trump or anyone else," speculated Maddow.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ ... Nick will rock his signature headgear without concern or pushback from the network.
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The stock market's surge to fresh records hasn't come without concern for Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak.
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Nor should anyone take these recent findings as advice to feed babies and small children peanuts and other foods without concern.
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Point being: I'm very empathetic of dietary peculiarities, and wanted to make a meal that we could all enjoy without concern.
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They believed he could help empower police officers to use deadly force without concern that the Department of Justice would investigate their departments.
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With Action Jack handling the budgeting and V.C. funding, Richard can focus on pursuing his coding dreams without concern about dollars and cents.
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"He's the only person who could leak it without concern of being sued by Trump or anyone else," she said at the time.
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They are moments where Sonnenfeld has truly put himself out there, as is and unguarded, without concern for an audience's judgment or approval.
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When physicians are able to choose primary care or specialization without concern for future economic well-being, we will all be better off.
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These powers, they say, use Iraq as a proxy to pursue a struggle for regional influence, without concern for the needs of Iraqis.
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There is certainly something to this — I know that while I try to write without concern for social media, it still inhibits me.
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The CEO can run through the quarterly budget slides without concern, because they'll look like black boxes to anyone looking in from the outside.
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Initially, I was convinced it must have been CGI or a machine that could twist and turn without concern for physics or human limits.
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This future is not without concern for some, however, as the powerful nature of this technology is paired with its depiction in popular culture.
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What boundaries do gaming journalists forever fear crossing—and which do they stride across without concern for "blacklisting" or any other professional relationship fallout?
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The availability of no-cost contraception has been a highlight of ObamaCare, allowing females to access all contraceptive options without concern for upfront cost.
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Yet cities and states need to be able to take decisions and actions immediately, today, and without concern for the short-term budgetary consequences.
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Members open up their luxury homes to others in the club, without concern since they know they also have a home in the club.
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These powers, they say, use Iraq as a proxy to pursue their struggle for regional influence, without concern for the needs of ordinary Iraqis.
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These powers use Iraq as a proxy to pursue their struggle for regional influence, without concern for the needs of ordinary people, they say.
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The companies collecting all that data exert full control over the market, raking in billions of dollars without concern for the value of privacy.
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But President Trump has spoken openly, and early on, about his power to grant pardons, seemingly without concern for whether it will damage his reputation.
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Steve Bullock of Montana, Mr. Biden advised both men to make their 2020 decisions without concern for his own, people briefed on the conversations said.
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The action drew heavy backlash, with conservatives accusing him of shutting down development of fossil fuels or other land uses without concern for local economies.
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There was confusion, but also the kind of love you see in hugs that hold tight and bring tears without concern for who is looking.
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And his uncontrollable antics are very much like those of the ruling class as they make massively destructive decisions without concern for the people they impact.
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Interestingly, more than half of all respondents (25%) define wealth not by a particular number, but as the ability to live comfortably without concern about finances.
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He can openly commit to a process without concern about making concessions, since only the US is actively working on restarting a peace process right now.
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Offred's breakdown in the car is staggering, not even because of its vehemence—Serena expected that—but because Offred's agony is without concern for the consequences.
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The health care situation alone is the literal taking away of people's ability to get treatment for things, without concern for giving them anything in replacement.
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The FTC, an agency that is supposed to keep America's marketplace free, fair and competitive, seems poised to approve Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods without concern.
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"The only reason that Anne Hidalgo announces these restrictions is to push cars outside of the capital, without concern for the economic and social consequences," Quero added.
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For decades the Tatmadaw, as the Myanmar military likes to call itself, ruled Myanmar as an isolated pariah nation, seemingly without concern for the nation's stifling poverty.
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"We have to break with the historical paradigm that views Amazonia as an inexhaustible source of supplies for other countries without concern for its inhabitants," he said.
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She's carried on without concern for its compatibility (or not) with President Donald Trump's agenda, or concern for how those who came before her accomplished their tasks.
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An album, a solid state tablet of your life, something you can take charge of without concern that it is marketing fodder or some large shared database.
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There is a reason that most presidents have sought, publicly at least, to make clear that the DOJ is free to pursue investigations without concern of presidential meddling.
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Had Guston not drawn — transitioning between pared-down abstractions and cartoonish images without concern for "doing the right thing" in art — he would never have made his breakthrough.
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However, there are some venture capital firms that take a more "survival of the fittest" approach and encourage making many investments in a hot space without concern for competition.
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Smith is a far better shooter than either of those players, and his three-inch height advantage should let him shoot over the top without concern of being blocked.
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Lamar's story might be looked at as a good example of the failed, old model of infrastructure funding that runs up debt and issues bonds without concern for consequences.
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I doubt that foreign executives will shy away from working at Japanese firms, where many already do without concern that they might end up behind bars for corporate skullduggery.
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MATAMOROS, Mexico — The surface of the Rio Grande River looked so calm that 17-year-old Breni waded into its banks without concern despite not knowing how to swim.
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Third parties want that certification because it lets them put a badge on their box that says their product is approved by Apple, which lets customers buy it without concern.
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Some towns — fearing that bikes will be dumped all over their streets and sidewalks without concern for traffic, safety and aesthetics — are hostile to bike-share programs without designated kiosks.
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But "Quality of Life" imagines Bobby as a creature of pure capitalism, motivated only by the bloodless pursuit of money, without concern for what it means for anyone but himself.
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All of this is part of Fielder's brilliant balance between business and comic performance art, showing that people will blindly support a company without concern for what it stands for.
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And now they are using those profits to lobby Congress to interfere with the free market and increase insurers' advantage over physicians without concern about what that could mean for patients.
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She approved the purple paint, but not without concern that it would offend people who cherish the sculpture as an essential part of the landscape in the City of Brotherly Love.
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In fact, Larson is almost relishing the prospect that he and his Chip Ganassi Racing team can now compete without concern and focus solely on doing whatever possible to reach Victory Lane.
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Alternatively, Intelligo's solution is primarily driven by an automated machine learning platform that can indiscriminately look at all thousands of data sources without concern for how much manual labor it will take.
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We will not be creating baby universes anytime soon, but scientists in all areas of research must feel able to freely articulate the implications of their work without concern for causing offence.
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Cruz has been using campaign appearances to stress that he would pursue a muscular foreign policy without concern for what he on Tuesday labeled a culture of political correctness at the Pentagon.
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If you think companies like Facebook and Google are about manipulating the public to make money without concern for the damage done to society, then the Bitcoin story should be your urtext.
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That would give conservatives, who have tried to use the must-pass bill to enact spending or regulatory reforms, more leeway to pursue that agenda without concern of seriously damaging the U.S. economy.
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As the logic goes, once sustenance is eliminated as a worry, weak companies can be shuttered without concern for those thrown out of work, freeing up capital and talent for more productive ventures.
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The Avocado Slicer, Pitter, Scooper Remover 3-in-1 Multi-Tool lives up to its name, helping you de-pit with a fluid twist of the wrist and slice without concern for wandering thumbs.
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Garments could theoretically be mixed and matched without concern about seasonality or trends, since the clothes — off-the-shoulder midi dresses, wrap skirts, and long-sleeved blouses — are rendered in classic pinstripes and gray cotton.
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"Health insurance providers believe patients should have access to effective, quality, evidence-based care they need without concern or fear of discrimination," said Cathryn Donaldson, a spokeswoman for the trade association America's Health Insurance Plans.
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But when he enters the international stage with the same bullying tactics he used in the GOP primaries, he diminishes the office of the United States and alienates other countries and cultures without concern for consequences.
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That umbrella term encompasses actions we take to help others without concern for our own personal benefit, which can be as minor as holding the door for a stranger and as life-changing as donating an organ.
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However, Trump's agricultural team has consistently been dominated by corporate agribusiness-representatives who make their fortune exploiting legal loopholes and ranchers' labor to profit by using the image of the American rancher without concern for those individuals.
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That attorney might also be aware that failing to classify documents appropriately is a violation in itself, not an excuse to electronically fling those documents around for the sake of convenience, and without concern for the consequences.
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So in essence, the building managers and builders added a flammable outer shell to Grenfell Tower to make it look more attractive to wealthier clients in a gentrifying neighborhood, without concern for the poorer residents already living there.
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But even showering isn't without concern — the moist setting is a breeding ground for fungus (which can cause athlete's foot), and mold (which can trigger allergies in people with sensitivities, prompting sneezing, nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes).
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While justices should theoretically do their jobs without concern for public opinion, all the justices are aware that the court could suffer lasting institutional damage if public opinion falls to a level like Congress' dismal 19% approval rating.
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It is not just about the protection of data; it is a matter of letting children learn and grow without concern about how their early preferences, talents and habits could shape the opportunities they have in the future.
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But I was in a Gili Air state of mind, so I took a leap of faith right into the Bali Sea, and spent more than an hour snorkeling in the company of colorful tropical fish without concern.
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It has also become obvious that he has no interest in a negotiated solution to the conflict with the Palestinians, and seems content to indefinitely occupy Palestinian land without concern for the harm the occupation does to the Palestinians.
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Think what you will of Mr. Trump, but he is a playwright's dream — he will say and do anything without concern for custom, logic, diplomacy or sometimes even the truth, a style that electrifies some audiences and horrifies others.
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These same leaders sat in silence on multiple occasions during President Obama's State of the Union addresses, as was their privilege, and without concern that this right would be publicly characterized as "un-American" or "treasonous" by the president.
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Under President Trump's "America First" orientation, leaders with authoritarian tendencies in places as disparate as Egypt, Honduras, Russia and Venezuela have trampled their political opponents without concern for anything more harmful than a tongue lashing from the United States.
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Privacy In The World Of Intimate Data A whole new generation of people will have grown up with cameras in their faces, images and intimate thoughts shared across the world, and comments made freely without concern about their being in public.
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With or without the ACA, the GOP is taking a scorched-earth approach to reproductive health, which is manifesting as an increasingly fanatical attack on abortion without concern for the maternity care or cancer screenings that will go down with it.
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In practice, this meant I could drop the phone in a toilet or, as I did, in a sink full of water for a few minutes without concern (both phones can candle 30 minutes in up to 3.3 feet of water).
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"I sometimes say that I worry less about computers that think like people and more about people that think like computers—without values or compassion, without concern for consequences," Cook said, in a copy of the remarks provided to TechCrunch. .
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Many fruits are sweet, to lure animals into snagging them and scattering their seeds, but vegetables play no role in reproduction — as roots, stems and leaves, they simply keep individual plants alive, without concern for the furtherance of the species.
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Even back in the 1970s, however, some Republicans embraced what supply-side propagandist Jude Wanniski called the "Two-Santa Theory" — namely, to counter Democrats' support for popular spending programs, Republicans should favor huge tax cuts without concern for the deficit.
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But checking in with the slow-paced "72 Seasons," even once in a while, may help us avoid unnecessary stresses and become more like the jellyfish — which, as the app describes, is "freely floating without concern for being eaten." h/t Spoon & Tamago
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The Analogue Nt Mini is the NES console you'd create in your imagination if you were dreaming one up today, without concern for cost and with a focus on most perfectly recreating the Nintendo experience, but with support for modern TV hardware.
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In his fourth month on the job, he fired South Bend's first black police chief, the root of some African-American residents' distrust of him, and a decision he admitted later was made on dryly legalistic grounds, without concern for the human fallout.
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But those figures are bandied about in the press without concern for their propagandisitic effect, perhaps, because to know these things would be to expose the extent to which the press has played precisely the role Hamas and their benefactors wanted them to play.
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Moscow has also a marked willingness to use force without concern for civilian casualties on the ground, which means Putin could theoretically order the kind of large-scale bombing campaign against ISIS targets in Iraq and Syria that the US itself would be loath to take.
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I can toss it into the stroller without concern it will spill, melt or get goop everywhere, it's easy to apply directly to his face and mine, and baby-safe means I know off the bat it's free of a lot of chemicals I try to avoid.
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In a letter in February to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, the chief executives of the three carriers wrote that "the subsidies allow the Gulf carriers to operate without concern for turning a profit" and violate Open Skies agreements, which provide foreign airlines access to international routes.
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Maybe that sounded like bullshit, but sometimes, sometimes, this process—if followed strictly and without concern for hovering meddlers—led to a wild, unstable kind of vacuum that you were not always prepared to be sucked into, Ida thought, even if you were curious, even if you felt you couldn't be shocked.
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According to leading books on the topic of government whistleblowers, such as "After Snowden: Privacy, Secrecy, and Security in the Information Age," unlike Manning, who dumped records without concern of the implications, Snowden gave his records to responsible journalists who curated them and only released what they deemed in the public interest.
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The peculiar, painful dance between the president and his once-prized veterans affairs chief has become a symbol for how Mr. Trump often handles personnel matters — publicly, without concern for ending the drama quickly, and with a hope that offending employees will decide to leave instead of forcing the president to oust them.
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But while Ronstadt has always been known in the industry as being "difficult" simply because she did what she wanted and not what others expected, she has now earned the right to speak her mind wherever and whenever she wants — without fear of industry blowback and without concern for being a "likeable" lady.
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One argument against these transportation-share companies area is similar to one that has been made against Google busses, Uber, and Lyft: that these companies profit from using publicly funded roads, bus stops, and other parts of the Commons, without significantly contributing to their upkeep, and without concern for others within them.
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" The law was sharply criticized by the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra&aposad Al Hussein, who described it as "shameful and blatantly xenophobic," while the European Commission, the European Union&aposs executive body, said it would examine its compatibility with EU legislation and principles and was following the development "not without concern.
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"Looking across the Lone Star State and surveying the world at large, there is one person who stands out for her quiet ability to unify people behind a common vision, to focus public attention on what's critical for our society, and to produce change without concern for who gets credit," The Dallas Morning News editorial board wrote in an article published on Sunday.
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It was used in 22007th-century US patent medicines without concern, and at least one mid-century medical periodical described the effects of cannabis resin fairly accurately and bluntly as leading to "inebriation… of the most cheerful kind, causing the person to sing and dance, to eat food with great relish, and to seek aphrodisiac enjoyment," with no big side effects.
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When will it dawn on conservatives that their extremes — an economy that rewards greed at the top and abandons rural America, bans on immigration from specific nations (without concern for the individuals), endless blaming of the other side for their own faults — are contributing to the advancement of President Trump, who, at least for the time being, has eclipsed them?
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It's in his reflective, often melancholy, sometimes hopeful songs—typically backed with extremely simplistic piano or guitar arrangements, and sung through his charmingly nasal, sweetly warbling voice—that listeners have, for decades, found solace in his singular point of view, and even more notably, his insistence on generating music and images and performing them without concern for the many quote-unquote "imperfections" that showed through.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyRecessions happen when presidents overlook key problems Government regulation of social media would kill the internet — and free speech Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (R-Mo.), a freshman lawmaker who has already become one of the GOP's biggest tech critics, recently called Section 230 a "sweetheart deal" that allowed Silicon Valley to grow exponentially without concern for their platforms' effect on society.
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