She didn't seem to be bothered by the gradual change, either.
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"Gigi and Bella wouldn't be bothered by it," said the source.
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"Gigi and Bella wouldn't be bothered by it," said the insider.
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"Gigi and Bella wouldn't be bothered by it," says the insider.
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Wouldn't any client in the same position be bothered by that?
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I thought no, I don't want to be bothered by this.
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The president doesn't seem to be bothered by any of this.
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But Zeman says that people with epilepsy can be bothered by it.
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Others couldn't be bothered by the whole thing, except to tweet about it.
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Bobcats, however, couldn't be bothered by the nip but loved the silver vine.
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Even so, it seems unlikely that Swift would be bothered by the news.
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Yet plenty of people don't seem to be bothered by the data collection.
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People are just trying to shop, not wanting to be bothered by anything.
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He will need to become stronger and can be bothered by physical play.
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Whoopi Goldberg doesn't seem to be bothered by what other people think of her.
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Foreign worker Authur Belver said he wouldn&apost be bothered by extra security checks.
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And Starsiak won't be bothered by Internet trolls who have a problem with it.
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"Far enough away that they would not be bothered by any bees," he said.
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Flick that on, and you'll no longer be bothered by notifications for that group.
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You wanna be bothered by certain things in life, but you definitely roll on through.
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Should fans of European football teams be bothered by the absence of sophisticated disaster preparations?
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She couldn't possibly suspect that I would be bothered by a postponed date, could she?
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We deserve not to be bothered by government or society if we're not bothering others.
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So who in the world is going be bothered by six-tenths of a cent?
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"And I don't think Woody would be bothered by it at all," Mr. Rifkin said.
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I'd assumed, incorrectly, that he wouldn't want to be bothered by a journalist unless necessary.
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Though the animals are usually calm about the attention, they can be bothered by it.
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Several Puerto Rican players were incredulous that the Americans would be bothered by their plans.
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Also, don't be bothered by randoms at your Halloween party who can't figure out the costume.
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The agent wrote: I respect that you do not want to be bothered by the Press.
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Moving forward, the question is how much consumers will be bothered by the controversy, Keller said.
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Elizabeth is always one step ahead of her opponents, and she cannot be bothered by ethics.
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Or you can get your energy by being alone and not be bothered by it at all.
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Speaking with reporters earlier this week, Trump said he would not be bothered by the report's release.
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If you're going to criticize Rachael Ray, it's very likely she won't even be bothered by it.
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But the yellow, green and blue clad fans in Olympic Park couldn't be bothered by such opinions.
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"I think that anybody would be bothered by how the system worked," Ms. Niou said in an interview.
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You will be too stressed/anxious/excited to be bothered by minor details or difficulties during the day.
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For example, someone allergic to mold might be bothered by a fish tank, which can harbor fungal spores.
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" "I think it's refreshing," he said, "I don't have to be bothered by the phone every five minutes.
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" She added: "So because of that, people don't want to be bothered by what is outside their routine.
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The mom of three said her rapper husband can be bothered by the photos, but he is also supportive.
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"He looked like he couldn't be bothered by the whole thing," the source tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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I never, in a sense, bothered them the way you could be bothered by a person making a film.
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I worried that the neighbors downstairs might be bothered by the noise, but, actually, I didn't worry that much.
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Sergey did not seem to be bothered by it — that was a relief — and we proceeded to the apartment.
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Their support for Trump now makes them less likely to be bothered by Moscow's attempts to sway the 2016 election.
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With go-getter Mars in your career zone all month, you'll be too busy to be bothered by petty drama.
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It's fun to hang out with them, but you can't help but be bothered by what might be coming next.
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Hopefully you'll have an easier time picking something now that you won't be bothered by videos playing everywhere you go.
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Ronaldo's pretty-boy image hasn't always been appreciated by opposing fans, but he doesn't seem to be bothered by it.
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Sometimes this is out of principle, sometimes cost, sometimes they don't want to learn something new or be bothered by technology.
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The change could make it easier for people to "acknowledge and accept (pain) and not be bothered by it," he said.
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Blood had spattered on the floors and walls of his work area, but Bachman didn't seem to be bothered by it.
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If you don't want to be bothered by the ads, you can opt out from Netflix's test through your Account Settings.
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Nor does he seem to be bothered by the backdrop of people looking glum while holding their iPhones up to film him.
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Thorne apparently took a dip fully clothed, they seem too into each other to be bothered by her dripping wet pink sweatpants. Wacky!
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The blind astronaut, while still affected by the lack of good air, would not be bothered by either dim lighting or occluding smoke.
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He also said he hopes Israel "will not be bothered" by the decision, and that the "friends and historic allies" will remain so.
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So Larry came to the race itself and … came disguised with, like, a hat and sunglasses so he wouldn't be bothered by everybody.
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Turns out that players who do full interviews at the podium after the game can't be bothered by the press at their lockers.
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The display still isn't as bright as the one on the MacBook Pro, but I don't think many people will be bothered by it.
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Ethan claimed Davies did not seemed to be bothered by Esther's age and that's when things "got a lot more explicit," he told NBC.
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And even if impeachment proceedings led to Trump being pushed out, investors wouldn't exactly be bothered by the prospect of a President Mike Pence.
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People travel with sex toys all the time, so the TSA won't be bothered by a vibrator, strap-on harness, or bottle of lube.
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But when the guy is on his stomach and they continue to shoot, a lot of people are going to be bothered by it.
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I couldn't help but be bothered by those who raised their hands too often or changed the topic so they could speak about themselves.
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I thought he didn&apost show a lot of respect, and I thought he didn&apost think he need to be bothered by these people.
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Admittedly, not everyone will be bothered by these foibles of design, but anyone who's ever fretted about display notches or camera bumps most assuredly will.
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Mr. Bowie relished his ability to blend in and not be bothered by his fans and fellow New Yorkers during his years in the city.
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Burns said she wants to emphasize that she only did this once to her dog, because she knew he would not be bothered by it.
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Anna Faris doesn't want to be bothered by "tabloid rumors" about her marriage to Chris Pratt — but laughing them off is harder than she thought.
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He may not be bothered by his broad disapproval — although his tweets declaring the polls "rigged" suggest otherwise — but that doesn't mean they don't matter.
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Of course, Chris and Elsa probably won't be bothered by residents' concerns ... they won't be able to see or hear 'em from inside the castle walls.
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It used to be "If I don't win Record of the Year…" or "If I don't sell out an arena…" then I'd be bothered by it.
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He is the first to admit that few people are likely to notice, let alone be bothered by, the elements of the song that annoy him.
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Most publishers are thinking about the correct strategy to deal with the growing percentage of their readership who doesn't want to be bothered by their ads.
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Equally, only the truly pernickety gamer is going to be bothered by the attitude taken to listing each team's playing staff, and the team names themselves.
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"Kuroda is not interested in raising the yield target and would not be bothered by further yen weakness," said Hiroaki Muto, economist at Tokai Tokyo Research Center.
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He says American ships are maintaining a "steady drumbeat" of naval operations around disputed islands, and "only one country" seems to be bothered by the vessels&apos activities.
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If you can wake up, see it every morning, and not be bothered by it, then you're probably OK. That's not a case for a lot of these removals.
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"If you've given them the benefit of the doubt, but continue to be bothered by their pattern of communication, it may be best to address in person," she says.
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Wells acknowledged the restaurant would "always have its loyalists," those he said wouldn't be bothered by the staggering prices (a porterhouse for four costs $229.80) or the terse service.
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While she may not be bothered by the lack of the gold Oscar statuette (so far), Close perks up when I mention how it would bring her closer to EGOTing.
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Most of my time with the circus I felt virtually invisible; no one seemed to be bothered by my work, [so] I was left to myself to capture these images.
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The group's strategy is driven in part by Democratic polling that suggests Americans in both parties would be bothered by efforts to sabotage the health care law, Mr. Woodhouse said.
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It is mostly deserted and sits about six miles offshore in northern New York, so few people were likely to be bothered by the looming turbines and their relentless whoosh.
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David Chong, 48, a Parisian who recently bought his own scooter, said he would not be bothered by the new restrictions, though they will force him to change his habits.
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With a slew of handy features like Trusted Networks, Ping Tests, and Favorite Servers, you can rest assured that you won't be bothered by entities out to get your personal data.
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But, we're told R. Kelly gives "zero f***s" about how he's being portrayed, and he can't be bothered by the public's reaction ... that's not, however, apparent from the CBS interview.
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" Diana Taylor, the longtime partner of Michael Bloomberg, this week defended the presidential candidate's use of nondisclosure agreements, telling those who may be bothered by them: "It was 30 years ago.
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As far as many of today's teenage girls are concerned, the decision to objectify a girl or to be bothered by her look suggests a problem with the beholder, not the beheld.
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I wanted autonomy — to walk around while in labor, not to be bothered by or restricted by machines or tubes, to eat something other than ice chips if I felt like it.
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The market didn't seem to be bothered by the report, as Citi shares rose more than 2 percent in afternoon trading, about in line with where the rest of the industry stood.
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From the very first scene, Emily is seen as a scribbling, brash genius who can't be bothered by girl stuff like making sure her family has water and helping her mother prepare breakfast.
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Many home sellers don't want them anyway because they don't want to be bothered by buyers driving past, or they fear a sign may tip off burglars that they're frequently not at home.
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While Bloomberg spent a ton of money with positive messaging about himself in advertising, it wasn't enough to blot out the parts of his record that Democratic primary voters might be bothered by.
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I use it to make pizza from scratch, I use it for leftover pizza, I use it for frozen pizza when I can't be bothered by the outside world, and it's simple and inexpensive.
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She also captures the heart of the character, so you end up rooting for her to make it out OK (even though she's mostly too blissfully ignorant to be bothered by anything happening around her).
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Learn more about Winc See Details Getting a glass, pouring wine into it, and drinking the wine from the cup is a 3-step procedure that sometimes, you just don't want to be bothered by.
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While he admitted he typically gets "a few weird looks from passersby" whenever he brings his children to work, he feels like "there's too much at stake" to be bothered by what other people think.
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As far as we know, there were no issues -- no one seemed to be bothered by the shirt ... including the TV crews who ran the risk of airing the uncensored word during the live broadcast.
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Hopes of a seventh title this term appeared to be jeopardized when he broke his ankle in a training accident in August but Hirscher was never going to be bothered by that sort of setback.
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They understand the benefits, they don't find them too hard to use, they don't want to be bothered by the costs and, when it comes right down to it, they don't believe they are worth it.
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But Nadal broke to love in the second game of the second set on a double fault by Fognini, who appeared to be bothered by right ankle soreness as the nearly two-hour match wore on.
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Head coach Mike D'Antoni told reporters that Gordon, who is averaging 15.3 points per game, continues to be bothered by a lower left leg contusion that forced him to miss Sunday's loss against the Utah Jazz.
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"Toward the end of the 19th century, the American press began to seriously acknowledge the brutality used against American Indians, and the American conscience began to be bothered by Indian atrocities," Ignoffo points out in the book.
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In eastern Hungary, a famous scientist known as the Professor renounces his comfortable life for a hut on the outskirts of town—only to be bothered by the news media, his daughter, and a Fascist biker gang.
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The female sea lion appeared not to be bothered by the scene she was causing, with eyewitnesses telling the CBS station that the animal spent most of her time in Point Loma sleeping, scratching herself and flopping around.
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Later at dinner, Trump did not appear to be bothered by the presence of journalists, telling photographers to "make us look very good" and even asking them to share their photos so he could send them to Kim.
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Scott Disick and his ex Kourtney Kardashian always make a point of prioritizing their family, and while Sofia Richie may be bothered by the dynamic from time to time, she does her best to handle it, a source tells PEOPLE.
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Mr. Kushner was not quizzed about either development, but at one point when asked about the challenges of life at the top of the political stage, he professed not to be bothered by the slings and arrows that come with it.
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Yet judging from the demographic of people who appear to care most about misogyny now—namely white women of the professional-managerial class—the more secure we are, the more we seem to be bothered by what other people are thinking about us.
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But your enjoyment will hinge on your ability to turn off your brain — to not be bothered by a plot that's both laughably slapdash and ridiculously convoluted, or by Bay's tendency to film women as if their butts were their main features.
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Though if you take the real history of New York as his text, you might still be bothered by his superficial use of something like the blackout of '77, which serves as little more than a convenient way to wrap up several dull plot strands.
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Alternatively, this might be something that you wish to avoid because you have more important things to worry about and don't want to be bothered by unwanted advances, mate guarding attempts, or (if we are to take the chimpanzee research seriously) spontaneous mounting attempts.
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Juan Guayasamin, an evolutionary biologist specializing in amphibians, said that as long as the money raised by the auction was going to a noble cause — like funding conservation — then he would not be bothered by foreigners naming species native to Ecuador, his home country.
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The poll, which has a margin of error of 4.4 percentage points, found that 84 percent of likely voters would not be bothered by people using marijuana in their own homes, though 64 percent said they would object to people using it in public.
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When Daisley says that "Historical evidence confirms what science suggests: that shorter hours tend to be more productive," don't be bothered by the fact that he has it all backwards—it's the science that is supposed to confirm or deny that which the evidence suggests.
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Ms. Garner had a heart attack last year and later died; while she was in a coma, Ms. Yates shared an image on Instagram of a text message exchange in which Ms. Yates encouraged Ms. Garner to not be bothered by people talking negatively about her on social media.
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But Buffett wasn't bothered by the the failure to buy more of Walmart when it was much younger, and it is hard to say whether he would be bothered by Walmart's gains since Berkshire sold it any more than he frets over his inability to buy Amazon shares.
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A lot of women say they feel empowered by egg freezing, but at the same time it's a curious form of empowerment: You can now spend tens of thousands of dollars doing this possibly dangerous procedure so the man you're dating won't have to be bothered by the reality that you have a body.
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It suggested to many that Trump continues to be bothered by the fact that he lost the popular vote to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE by 3 million votes.
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Those who are troubled by the idea of repudiating the 14th Amendment should be alert to the risk that White House lawyers will not be bothered by the Constitution's vesting of the power to decide citizenship rules in Congress, and will gin-up a theory about why a statute already authorizes the president to do this.
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It may come as little surprise that a president espousing an "America first" approach to the world would not be viewed favorably outside its borders, and many of Mr. Trump's supporters are unlikely to be bothered by that — indeed, they may see it as proof that he is tending to their needs, not those of foreigners.
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They are told to not be bothered by the realization that many of their white friends, associates and colleagues -- in the form of white voters -- were as undisturbed by Trump's open bigotry as that waiter's supervisor, who was not concerned by the white man calling his employee boy, a term once routinely used to intimidate and demean black people in the Jim Crow South.
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The group is informed that the next ferry leaving for Australia has been bought out by a private group, which ends up being a Furry-esque tribe of lion worshippers (complete with an actual, live lion) who are reticent to let the other aboard until Matt – proving he won't be bothered by the lion peoples' obscene on-deck love-making – has to tell the dirtiest joke he knows (and boy does he unleash a whopper).
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