You start caring about them and they start caring about themselves.
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Not caring about Ghana's fate is deplorable but understandable; not caring about France is at best reckless.
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Ain't nobody caring about your hair, ain't nobody caring about what type of flying moves you're doing.
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So I spent 10 years of my life caring about this film ... caring about Lara, caring about the fact that this film was going out into the world in the best possible way it could.
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And it was proof positive, as if any were needed, that caring about fashion and caring about politics are not antithetical.
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"It's not simply caring about a bottom-line, not simply caring about profits, but caring about customers and employees," he saidWegmans will offer job opportunities to over 540 newly hired employees, nearly half of which came from targeted local hiring efforts in the Brooklyn community.
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But people are more complicated than that, and it's impossible to draw the line between where you stop caring about one thing and start caring about another.
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If true personal freedom stems from genuinely not caring about what other people think, then there is real freedom from patriarchy in not caring about what men think.
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She used to feed me a lot of Korean food, and I remember her really caring about that, caring about what I brought to lunch in my lunch box.
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You should be not only caring about how big your company is in lieu of caring about how your employees feel and how whether they are healthy or not.
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It will be interesting to see if McGinty can persuade Pennsylvania that caring about environmental businesses and caring about the well-being of the state are one and the same.
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That's where he has been for his entire career, standing shoulder to shoulder with Obama during those eight years, caring about our veterans, caring about the working men and women.
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Why call us narcissists for caring about what it remembers?
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You will judge yourself relentlessly for caring about being ghosted.
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He has the privilege of not caring about such things.
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I've stopped caring about what other people think of me.
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Not caring about boys and all about your best friend.
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He considered Miró the last modern artist worth caring about.
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Why should people start caring about the future of food?
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I gave up caring about that a long time ago.
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It is time to start caring about the crisis there.
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People should be more caring about the misfortune of others.
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Have Americans and Britons just stopped caring about our constitutions?
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As filmmakers, you really start caring about these young people.
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Is this the early stages of eventually not caring about sports?
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I'm literally done caring about the world until Beyoncé's album arrives.
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But why get bogged down in caring about all of this?
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Thank you to all of you for caring about this issue.
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"When we stopped caring about what everyone else said," Irving said.
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I stopped caring about money and being "successful" in society's standards.
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He accused the company of not caring about its LGBT creators.
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I stopped caring about being perfect or the most desirable woman.
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Will the British public wake up and start caring about privacy?
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We're told that caring about how we're treated is an overreaction.
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He also has a history of caring about opportunity and fairness.
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The sublime liberation of caring about being funny most of all.
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" "Could you try caring about my short-term happiness for once?
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But it is really good at thinking and caring about individuals.
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It's possible to balance caring about nature and doing good business.
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"For us, what cooking is like caring about people," he said.
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How do you prioritize concerns or determine what's worth caring about?
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The N.F.L. has made baby steps toward caring about traumatic brain injury.
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Not caring about people or nature, they destroyed both in the process.
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It's hard to imagine a Reddit veteran caring about any of this.
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It is the only sport you win by not caring about winning.
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Our first truth is that we must start caring about each other.
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Then, we're told that we're narcissistic for caring about how we look.
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"He's always caring about other people," Burgos' cousin, Nelly Alvarado, told WSVN.
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So why is it that we stop caring about these crucial things?
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The truth it … I'm past caring about that kind of thing now.
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If you caring about loosing $20k+ Euro then not being for you.
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After Nina's death, I thought I'd stop caring about the Rezidentura storyline.
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The truth is… I'm past caring about that kind of thing now.
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After baseball, caring about our troops is perhaps our second national pastime.
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We enjoy ourselves without caring about what's going on at the office.
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Even L.B.J., who always had this strain of caring about ordinary people.
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They pulled it off by truly not caring about the little details.
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So stop caring about Melania, because she definitely doesn't care about you.
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University leaders clearly want to be seen as caring about the issue.
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She accused him of not caring about their sons' health, he said.
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The letter accused Ragland of not caring about her Pinson, Alabama, home.
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When I joined in 2007, caring about actors & musicians politics was joked.
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"I wanted people to start caring about their plates again," she said.
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"Consumers are increasingly really caring about all the implications of those decisions."
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By being unreachable, he made himself the only person worth caring about.
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It's not just Republicans who suddenly seemed to stop caring about debt.
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And a lot of good science happened by private donors caring about it.
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Even if your faith in humanity is faltering, this is worth caring about.
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Y., of not caring about the children and choosing instead only to obstruct.
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"That's clearly from playtesting and caring about it and working hard," he said.
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To truly care about maternal health, he says, means caring about safe abortions.
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She is unapologetic about being attractive and sexual and caring about her appearance.
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Either way, Olay has successfully scared me into caring about my skin. Thanks!
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Caring about what happens to others is how they suss out the uninfected.
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I've since stopped caring about the men who live in my Instagram followers.
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"In Seattle there's quite a culture of caring about public land," she said.
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That's all they want ... they stopped caring about us a long time ago.
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Truly caring about children means caring for them long after they are born.
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Those days, I know you'll even stop caring about me for a while.
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Imagine caring about anything the way Daily Mail readers care about the Queen.
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Not caring about it being cool, having uncool Christmas, is a beautiful thing.
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Eisenstat said Facebook's business model was fundamentally biased against caring about election integrity.
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I admire the athletes for caring about something larger than their own careers.
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"What do the normos like?" he asks, not really caring about the answer.
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Do you want to stop caring about what's going on in the world?
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As if caring about our fellow human beings was such a bad thing.
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At the moment, however, Biden has the luxury of not caring about this.
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The reasons for not caring about a footballer's emotional wellbeing are obvious enough.
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I work in sheet-metal construction on high-rises, around heavy equipment, and was just not caring about my safety as much: crossing the street without looking both ways; ignoring warnings about heavy loads overhead; not caring about my environment.
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Once they saw I was happy, they stopped caring about what people would say.
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"They never stopped caring about each other," a source told People of their relationship.
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It's about caring about the people and making decisions based on their best interests.
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Building relationships is all about knowing — and caring — about the other person, noted Band.
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We all made a good show of caring about anything other than the fires.
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"I stopped caring about myself and my diet and health," Meulemeester, 35, tells PEOPLE.
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There is nothing less punk than caring about what other people think about punk!
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And what's the viewer's reason for liking or caring about the character at all?
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Perhaps the evolution of that is caring about Rob Kardashian getting Blac Chyna pregnant.
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Speaking of women, isn't it annoying how they always be, like, caring about stuff?
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But I think we've all just become a little less caring about our privacy.
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When the commercialization of food happened, people stopped caring about doing stuff like this.
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Norway scores very high in caring about human rights (9.9) and gender equality (9.1).
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"Our first truth is that we must start caring about each other," she wrote.
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You can champion the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, while also caring about fashion.
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How can we get young people to start caring about the future of food?
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She stopped caring about the way she looked, about the way the house looked.
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Mad respect to Kent for caring about the environmental impact of these proceedings pic.twitter.
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Caring about one's soap and shampoo became more mainstream — if you'll forgive the pun.
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There are more important things than caring about whether or not people are kneeling.
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And at first, this fight seems designed to keep us from caring about Roger.
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People would come up to us crying, saying thank you for caring about us.
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Asking about my feelings during sex didn't extend to caring about them after sex.
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Your critics accused you of only caring about the stock market, not human lives.
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I've stopped dressing at all and stopped caring about anything like that at all.
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Alston is making the mistake of caring about gross corruption in the police department.
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At times, though, I felt I'd reached my capacity for caring about new characters.
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Caring about behemoth corporations like Netflix and Disney losing out on my chump change?
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Since when did healthcare companies start caring about improving patient outcomes and lowering cost?
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I think that women spend their entire lives worrying and caring about other people.
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And because of that, Billy is the only Ranger you end up caring about.
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Your mileage will vary depending on how much you think Rhoades is worth caring about.
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Rowan is cunning and murderous, but he still has a weakness in caring about Olivia.
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Solving a mystery without caring about who it affects and why is a hollow endeavor.
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"You can go as sad mom," he told her, clearly not caring about her circumstances.
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The other ideology came from centre-left parties that stopped caring about families and communities.
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So let's not put so much time and effort into caring about a stranger's figure.
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Yes, we hear the criticism that caring about sexism in Hollywood is a luxury issue.
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The lyrics deal with daring to be yourself and not caring about people judging you.
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But she joked that eventually, she'll probably stop caring about how her eyebrows look altogether.
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"They never stopped caring about each other," a source who knows Stone previously told PEOPLE.
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She is extremely empathetic and fully capable of caring about more than her bottom line.
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I couldn't be caring about Kris' latest boyfriend or laughing at Scott Disick's one-liners.
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"Caring about people is central to our core philosophy," says Chief People Officer Vivian Maza.
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I stopped caring about what I looked like in the immediate aftermath of the shooting.
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After decades of indifference toward coffee, I now suddenly find myself caring about the stuff.
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Everyone eventually hits a point at which they stop caring about something they once loved.
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Cillizza: Has Christie just stopped caring about what people in the state think of him?
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When you really stop caring about what people say, that's when you really start living.
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It was then that I gave myself the freedom to stop caring about being intimidating.
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He shows no sign of caring about basic democratic values, like freedom and human dignity.
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He is very caring about other people and generally just an all-around good guy.
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This isn't to say there's nothing worth debating or caring about in the NFL protests.
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But he also knows that by only caring about that, he really is being spineless.
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Michelle wasn't completely right about people not caring about what was going on at Sterling.
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When we learned about the ice caps melting, that's when I started caring about it.
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Jim Clyburn, but were people caring about that endorsement because he had a superdelegate vote?
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"I wish they would start caring about our students," one UT Austin student told me.
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The trick to caring about the World Cup without caring about the World Cup is to pick a team and develop an intense emotional bond to that team based on forces that have nothing to do with how well that team performs on the field.
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Arizona, as always, plays the medium role—caring about the patient and trying to stay professional.
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Bronstein argues that it's not about lock-in or preciousness, but caring about the final product.
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Cassidy seemed just as surprised as we were to find this person suddenly caring about her.
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He stood out at school in caring about passion and storytelling as much as technical precision.
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Substance aside, he initially came across as caring about those who have lost jobs to trade.
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Murder: Loads of characters get murdered, especially the ones you end up caring about the most.
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The implication that the people who read Elle need to be "tricked" into caring about politics.
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And then when I was making this stuff, I just had completely stopped caring about that.
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"Rock 'N' Roll Ain't Noise Pollution" was about playing loud and not caring about the consequences.
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Jobs, himself a huge design nerd, was famous for caring about things nobody else would notice.
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After all, mostly the viewer stops caring about Spector the moment he disappears from the scene.
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"They never stopped caring about each other," a source who knows Stone told PEOPLE last summer.
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If the filmmakers want us to keep caring about these movies, Newt can't be the lead.
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Being nice, having an inclusive social circle, caring about the environment, being gay — they're all cool.
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Deutsche Bank ultimately arrived at a clear conclusion: caring about the environment is good for business.
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The point here is not to shame people for caring about ephemeral idiocy on the internet.
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I just got interested in the intricacies of that stuff before I started caring about music.
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Of course they would make fun of me for caring about someone who was never there.
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Being pro-life means caring about all of human life, and that includes being pro-refugee.
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" She still finds herself feeling guilty for that fear, for "caring about myself and my mortality.
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True, even Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has not entirely given up the pretense of caring about deficits.
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People who stopped caring about Syrians after the rise of Islamist groups shouldn't have forgotten us.
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To make streaming easy, we've made a full guide to all the ones worth caring about.
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Or were people caring about that because he was a longtime representative whose voice they trusted?
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We have a lot in common — from each having three kids to caring about the environment.
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Perhaps it is rude that I am only now revealing this selfish reason for caring about posters.
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They still look ridiculous with their stems sticking out, but I've stopped caring about how they look.
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Successful people know that caring about what other people think is a waste of time and energy.
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"At Telegram, we have the luxury of not caring about revenue streams or ad sales," Durov said.
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Greeks and Israelis were some of the least likely to see politicians as caring about common people.
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"At Telegram, we have the luxury of not caring about revenue streams or ad sales," says Durov.
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There was something caring about our relationship, even if we were just living together out of convenience.
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It makes me so grateful to see people in Canada caring about Americans in these perilous times!
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It's insulting to suggest that caring about your family means you are less dedicated to your career.
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"Our first truth is that we must start caring about each other," Parks wrote in the essay.
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When you spend within your true budget, however, you stop caring about door dings and bumper scrapes.
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Go ahead using that pic of me caring about losing in the second round of the playoffs.
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For a parent just not caring about the child(ren) they send to school, breaks my heart.
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Jessica Mulroney is done caring about what other people have to say about the way she looks.
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Someday you'll care about the things that don't matter and stop caring about the things that do.
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Thankfully, you can save yourself from caring about the dialogue to strictly focus on the visual spectacle.
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" Still, Mr. Cuomo had criticized Mr. de Blasio for not caring about the "lifeblood of the city.
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Caring about people's health -- physical and spiritual -- is one of the things the faith community does best.
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The characters are incredible, the comedy is side-splitting, and the relationships are actually worth caring about.
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"There's just so many more people out there caring about these issues than I thought," says Maier.
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Googleyness means, among other things, thriving in ambiguity, challenging the status quo, and caring about the team.
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In China, many parents and teachers tell the young that caring about politics leads only to trouble.
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What might a "collective reckoning" that goes beyond caring about racist imagery look like in American society?
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Persona 4 was so good about introducing its new characters, and conveying why they're worth caring about.
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His remarks come as one former Facebook employee criticized Silicon Valley for not caring about black people.
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She has refused to admit that caring about fashion is irreconcilable with caring about, say, nuclear policy, and in doing so she is setting a precedent that allows women to use clothes to express a facet of their persona that may otherwise be denied, without it undermining expectations.
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When I was younger, my desperation made me blind to caring about what I put into my system.
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Caring about others genuinely makes us feel better; in the long term, it's the only thing that does.
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"I stopped really caring about what other people think, because I wanted to keep playing golf," she said.
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Pinkett Smith made sure to point out the importance of caring about the children when a marriage ends.
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As the viewer, you stop caring about the artifice of it all and just grab some popcorn instead.
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But caring about why they do what they do requires a certain affection and goodwill for these characters.
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In fact, caring about the little things is essentially the opposite of what email is about for Gates.
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They never make me feel dumb for caring about a Chanel lip gloss; they make me feel validated.
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The world doesn't make sense and we've all been exposed as fools for caring about any of this.
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It allowed you to make a habit of caring about ancient Crete or Fernando Pessoa or Isaiah Berlin.
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It is likely he started caring about dead Syrians because the press suggested that only a monster wouldn't.
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I was way more into Joe Elliott, Def Leppard, and Motley Crue than caring about some saxophone player.
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"He's not caring about anything other than being dominant when he's on the basketball court," Wade told reporters.
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Indeed, caring about clothes is often considered frivolous, at odds with concern about the fate of the planet.
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Until we start caring about safer oral sex, dental dams are always going to be a fringe product.
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He famously accused President George Bush of not caring about black people in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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It's about motivating employees to be really passionate about their jobs and about really caring about the guests.
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" He continued, "And the Arabs had the advantage of not caring about the exact faith the Christians had.
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I spent most of my life not caring about fashion because I knew there were no other options.
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Some were even given strong agents as targets, caring about nothing else but beating an already successful strategy.
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What makes the NFL worth watching, worth caring about, isn't rights deals and seat licenses and stadium leases.
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If affluent people like me aren't caring about Black Lives Matter, well — it kind of opened my eyes.
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In the late '50s, women stop caring about hats and start ratting their hair into domes and beehives.
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The sad fact is that caring about the victims of tragedy, however morally necessary, doesn't really do anything.
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And they live with the cognitive dissonance of caring about these issues, and yet contributing to these problems.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly condemned Democrats in recent days, accusing them of not caring about the young immigrants.
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Caring about someone doesn't mean sparing their feelings, it means being supportive and honest so they can grow.
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For a star of her magnitude, she was always genuine, caring about others and, most of all, smart.
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Maybe political groups needed to stop caring about people's feelings if it helped get them out to vote.
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There's so many different things we could be caring about besides whether it gets clicks, shares or comments.
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When Spider-Man goes a little bit evil, thanks to a weird alien that embeds itself in the fibers of his suit, he stops caring about altruism and starts caring about the cool stuff: snapping fingers, boogying, popping collars, hitting on co-workers, sitting in someone else's chair, side-swooped bangs.
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Trump, who spent the weekend disparaging black members of the NFL and NBA, is seen by many as not caring about Puerto Ricans because he sees them as some sort of "other," while Bush was tarnished with the reputation of, in Kanye West's blunt words, not caring about black people.
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This birth is an opportunity to engage our visitors in caring about the future of gorillas in the wild.
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Trump has given no indication of understanding or caring about the details of the legislation he's promised to sign.
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He can go on a talk show and say what he wants, without caring about what people will think.
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"They never stopped caring about each other," a source who knows Stone told PEOPLE in the magazine's new issue.
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Here's a bare-bones view of the specs you really should be caring about: display, rear camera and price.
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It was at that point where I realized I am caring about someone more than I'm thinking about myself.
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But he adds that he does not believe that caring about climate change means a worse quality of life.
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"They never stopped caring about each other," a source who knows Stone told PEOPLE in the magazine's new issue.
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I was dating guys who seemed like Pinterest versions of partners, without really caring about what made them tick.
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Do not let anyone make you feel bad for caring about your skin or feeling unhappy about your acne.
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Look at these poor, naive, uncool fools caring about a thing and trying to make the world better unironically.
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Obsessively caring about a fictional creature at the expense of real-life people, animals, and our planet is madness.
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"They never stopped caring about each other," a source who knows Stone tells PEOPLE in the magazine's new issue.
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They carry a feminine burden with their coding — the burden of fixing problems and caring about others over themselves.
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These companies, they really are (caring about social responsibility) — and that's about the consumers moving them in that direction.
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Benghazi to them was, and is, a master narrative about Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama not caring about them.
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Cramer's second reason for caring about charts is that there is a remarkable self-fulfilling nature of charting stocks.
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Care about your employees The first part of radical candor is caring about more than just metrics and results.
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"Students caring about one another, faculty and staff who care for the students, but also one another as colleagues."
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What do you think about that selfishness idea, and where and how we fit in caring about our looks?
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She began to beg for money and cigarettes in the street, and stopped showering or caring about personal hygiene.
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"I do appreciate their courage and caring about Hong Kong...they are definitely braver than our government," she said.
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Inspired by how Graham lived his life caring about others, Morissette founded the nonprofit Grahamtastic Connection in his honor.
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"Feig continued: "I like woke culture because woke culture means we're advancing and we're actually caring about people's feelings.
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They 100% revert back to posting bikini pictures and really caring about status and 'look how cool I am'.
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Gaggles of girlfriends teeter out on their stilettos, not caring about their aching feet, still owning their wardrobe armor.
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Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts said Puig had grown, especially in regaining trust from his teammates, and caring about them.
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This Unruly Mess trades in the post-breakthrough "fuck you" album tradition for a marathon of caring about things.
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Pompeo purporting to know which Iranian officials are viewed as caring about Iranian culture is more than a stretch.
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You set the standard for excellent customer service 💯, unique & delicious products 😋, & caring about the customer's wallets 💵.
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I had the impression that he was profoundly depressed and past caring about what he was supposed to say.
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"We've got to get everybody caring about it a little bit more on the defensive end," Williams told reporters.
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The last three presidents likely saw their re-election chances increased because voters saw them as caring about them.
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"What I felt most of all was that his overriding North Star was caring about the customer," she said.
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Growing up, she remembers becoming more aware of herself in grade school and caring about the opinions of others.
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Ryan talks a good game about caring about poverty and rejecting the "makers versus takers" frame of many conservatives.
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And thus, by extension, I found myself caring about whether he'll find a way to save Naz as well.
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But if you're OK with a case like this, you've probably stopped caring about the aesthetics of your smartphone.[Indiegogo]
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The unfairness and bullshit of it all simply boiled over, and I was done caring about "you never knows," forever.
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"If you are caring about other people and treating them well then you may end up being president some day."
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You want to see some kind of smaller, hopeful story against a bigger backdrop to make it worth caring about.
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But as time went on, people started caring about a lot more than just the land masses we live on.
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I was sitting there, trapped on a bus and ready to be tricked into caring about my little cartoon camp.
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Caring about craft does not necessarily mean writing in stuffy New Yorker voice (not that there's anything wrong with that).
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STEVE LIESMAN: What are we really caring about why you are listening and thinking about this process of making policy--?
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Given that horses are your main mode of transportation, you're probably going to end up caring about your galloping pal.
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It's not just not caring about the situation, but telling Alexa to play Despacito conveys absolute detachment from feeling anything.
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He says he wants to "brand" himself and the Republican Party as caring about health care and pre-existing conditions.
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Not caring about the sanctity of life when it comes to gun violence is not a mantle Republicans can claim.
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But, now that the Olympics are over, some of us fair-weather sports fans have stopped caring about sports altogether.
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But only one set of emoji is worth remotely caring about, and it's the return of the blobmoji on Google.
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Facebook might be terrible at caring about your privacy, but Apple has pointedly made privacy and security a selling point.
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I have no idea if it's a placebo effect or not, but in the end I stop caring about that.
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I found myself thinking about and caring about characters I've never really connected to before, like Dagger and Claire Temple.
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It was euphoric to feel such a sense of relief, to not care about things I should be caring about.
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But such a move would involve caring about the details of policy, which Trump has never shown any interest in.
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"One of the things that Encompass is based on is a Christian faith and caring about others," Thomas tells PEOPLE.
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It was the first time going in for an audition and nailing it without anyone caring about followers or background.
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How much did punk lead you down this path, where you're thinking and caring about and acting on these issues?
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Eventually I stopped caring about characters altogether, and focused more on power dynamics and understanding what was and wasn't taboo.
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"He was deeply, deeply caring about his son and deeply wounded by his son's death," the actor, 77, tells PEOPLE.
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I gave up caring about how everybody else in Fleetwood Mac feels about my solo work a long time ago.
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It also defined women in terms of men and caring about them in terms of their places in men's families.
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But more importantly Anthony I believe it because he is in capable of thinking or caring about anybody but himself.
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Abortion-rights activists have long accused the pro-life community of not caring about the child after they are born.
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Have you ever seen someone kick up a massive fuss about something and then almost immediately stop caring about it?
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Searching for love is an all too human instinct, but so is caring about the way in which we're perceived.
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A globalist is a person that wants the globe to do well, frankly, not caring about our country so much.
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I hate that Facebook compels me to be invested in the lives of people I have no business caring about.
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Outside the narrow confines of partisan debate in the U.S., there's nothing inherently progressive in caring about the climate crisis.
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The first step in establishing the relationship upon which you can be candid is caring about your employees, she says.
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And in this case, they can't find a bureaucrat or soldier that's really interesting and to me, worth caring about.
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"His struggle comes from caring about Roncalli and being in conflict with what they've done to me," Shelly told me.
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" It was all about how we have to stop caring about, quote, "identity politics" and stop waging, quote, "class warfare.
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But even that description alone, that convenience, suggests a lack of caring about you as a part of this conversation.
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People aren't going to stop using social media, they're just going to stop caring about anything that happens on it.
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And even more important, declining trust in the media, will that limit the impact of the public caring about this stuff?
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It was just the latest instance of a Trump not knowing — or not caring — about the basics of American legal structure.
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Using the campaign slogan of "He never stopped caring about Providence," he won in a three-way race, by 317 votes.
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"I wanted to learn strategies for engaging folks in caring about disability," said Mr. Papalia, an English major as an undergraduate.
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People start caring about what kind of shoes they wear when they are kids, and this mentality often carries into adulthood.
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We want it not just to be smart but to be human: warm and caring about making the world better place.
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However, it's highly likely that he was paying lip service to the issue instead of actually caring about the corruption problem.
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But here's the thing — what I remember the most is not really caring about being different — I've always love the dichotomy.
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For some reason, that laudable philosophy appears incompatible with caring about the quality of life of desperate people beyond America's shores.
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Jobs, who was a self-professed design nerd, was famous for caring about the types of details nobody else would notice.
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Victoria: We have to stop caring about our own egos and start trying to meet each other where they are at.
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As that shit turns into iTunes and Apple streams, everybody's going to start being independent and caring about having their masters.
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Now the only challenge — and it's a big one — is to ensure the humans involved in it are worth caring about.
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The eco-left, whether at the legislature or at the PUC, has abandoned any pretense of caring about low-income ratepayers.
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"Once I got an apartment, I started caring about interiors, so I wanted to show my followers my apartment," she says.
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"President Trump seems to vary from refusing to believe what Putin is doing to just not caring about it," McCain writes.
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But it brings to mind, perhaps, what we should be caring about — the future of the world we will leave behind.
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"The routines are a big percentage of what viewers are caring about," says Theresa Moore, VP of customer success at Pixability.
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Artists made music they loved without caring about how many likes they got on Instagram, or comparing their rankings on Spotify.
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And yes, people need to start caring about it if they don't want their be hacked or get their identity stolen.
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It wasn't until I met my wife, Alexandra, five years ago that I really started thinking and caring about my life.
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"I think they are much cooler, much more simple and caring about things that matter, meaning family, work," Ms. Brown said.
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He cites the NHL not caring about brain injuries and mean jokes about his facial hair in the 45-second speech.
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"It was like an American Legion team — the energy, the excitement, pulling for each other, caring about each other," he said.
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But it can still hurt your credit score, and you can't be sure which lenders will end up caring about that.
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Caring about this kind of thing, he tells me, is part of how they became successful politicians in the first place.
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That is how I became a Swansea supporter for a very pleasant year, until I stopped caring about European soccer altogether.
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Start by being a good listener, truly caring about your people and believing the best about them and build from there.
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You're supporting them without "caring" about them, in which case your indifference exists mostly so you can feel better about yourself.
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Watson spent her life taking care of family — her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren — and caring about others' welfare and comfort.
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Simply listening to customers' needs and concerns, saying "please" and "thank you," and genuinely caring about them made us into stars!
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"The good thing about smart watches is that young people started caring about their wrists again," he told me in Glashütte.
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In addition to caring about opening credit to underserved communities and housing affordability, it is also important to care about taxpayers.
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It's the reason the Black Lives Matter movement is so often accused (falsely) of not caring about black-on-black crime.
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It's possible that he stopped caring about the immense masculine pressure of braggadocio rap and finally allowed himself to speak on it.
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Just so grateful for what you guys have done and for thinking about me and caring about me just a normal person.
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Now, the show is still irritated by the smug, and it still nods toward the idea that caring about stuff is stupid.
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Mildred in Three Billboards was furious — furious with the police inaction, furious with the way people stopped caring about her daughter's murder.
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I felt relieved just hearing her speak on the matter; frankly, it's how I've felt about not caring about becoming a mother.
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I started caring about my grades and the difference between a A and a B. I started demanding more out of myself.
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With Bri, I think she'd say, 'Is anybody really caring about what's happening to people in our neighborhood beyond the Khalil tragedy?
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"The litmus test should be intelligence, caring about, as Harry Truman or Roosevelt used to call it, the common man," Brown said.
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Call it sacrilege, but there's only one royal family worth caring about and they sure as hell don't live at Buckingham Palace.
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The challenge is to keep those relationships at a level where they don't get sucked into actually caring about the other person.
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"He does not believe ... that there is a binary choice between job creation, economic growth and caring about the environment," Spicer said.
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Brown is shooting back, trying to show that California is extremely successful economically while caring about low-wage workers and the climate.
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Of course, these findings aren't groundbreaking — truly caring about your partner probably does make a big difference in how effectively you communicate.
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The result is a sport that's at times incoherent, due to half-measures taken to create the perception of caring about safety.
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And also plenty of excuses to heap more abuse on her under the guise of caring about the sanctity of the sport.
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But that never stopped me from caring about the abuse of others, and from wanting justice for them regardless of the repercussions.
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"It shouldn't take a mass shooting in a predominantly white area like Parkland to start caring about gun violence," Ms. Zaremba said.
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We can reduce the number of tradgic events, if as a community begin caring about everyone, not just ourselves or our families.
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"I'm very upset with Zeel for being so fucking ass-kissy to the client and not caring about their therapists," she said.
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The third part is that it's all-inclusive: I'm not just caring about my sister but also about everybody in every country.
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And the ideology that matters here is the increasing rejection not of common reality itself but the value of caring about it.
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" He explained: "A globalist is a person that wants the globe to do well, frankly not caring about our country so much.
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"That's the best thing about the Opinion page: It captures where kids are at and what they're caring about," Ms. Roper said.
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Individuals, conservative talk-show hosts and activists recirculated them, often not knowing, or apparently not caring, about the accuracy of the reports.
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The people in charge will continue to work on solving the problems they care about and continue not caring about the rest.
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And so, you want that hard work to pay off in the form of people remembering and caring about what you said.
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They were doing anything but watching, discussing, or caring about the mega-sequel with the big stars and the impossible-to-miss marketing.
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According to various psychological studies, some of those factors include playing hard to get, owning a dog, and even caring about the environment.
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She noted that people rarely see drug users as caring about anything or anyone—and hopes this project will help debunk that stereotype.
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First we talk to Nayomi Reghay, The Daily Dots' advice columnist, about whether caring about being official on Facebook or Instagram is dumb.
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Or, you could just stop caring about what other people think about your bad breath and eat food that makes you feel good.
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But none of that really matters because with its new 5G Hub, HTC did the impossible and made hotspot that's worth caring about.
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But right now, with all of our more immediate troubles, you can hardly blame Alaskans for not caring about Kim Jong Un's missiles.
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The question is whether caring about the company as its long-term founder is enough when there are different economic interests at stake.
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It's about caring about people whose life trajectories are totally different from my own and stepping out there so that our lives intersect.
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"It's less about caring about the work, more about meeting the partner's needs, regardless of what they are, if they're reasonable," Scott said.
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As such, policymakers, experts, and concerned citizens alike should look beyond the daily health policy drama, and start caring about the big plans.
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There are two things humans aren't really particularly good at: thinking about the future and caring about what's happening outside of their bubble.
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Being thin will never make me happy, but not caring about other people's opinions has been the greatest gift I've ever given myself.
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His ratings on stuff ranging from caring about the average American to foreign affairs to immigration to simple leadership skills are also important.
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He also said the organizers suspected that the "vote blue no matter who" mind-set stopped some Iowans from caring about the caucus.
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And I certainly don't think it's fair to characterize him as not caring about the rule of law," Bossert told ABC's "This Week.
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But this minimalist style does shift a lot of responsibility onto IO's two main characters, making caring about what they say vitally important.
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Worrying over the facts behind autofiction is akin to caring about provenance; where were these coffee beans grown, and how were they harvested?
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People stop talking to each other, stop caring about the other's concerns; divisions deepen as access to resources becomes more and more unequal.
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But this week is Donald Trump's convention, and Donald Trump gives no indication whatsoever of caring about the future of the Republican Party.
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Our party does need to do a good job, though, of defining those issues that all Americans care about, particularly people who have households caring about health care, they&aposre caring about safety, and we can do a better job in Congress of making sure that we pass Obamacare, making sure that we get border security an those the issues like that.
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And for voters who said that caring about people like them was the quality that mattered most, about three-quarters sided with Mr. Sanders.
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In that view, I guess, it's really nice that many Americans are caring about a group of boys who don't look much like them.
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Were there any albums you listened to growing up that you cared about the way you see people caring about Without You I'm Nothing ?
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It's impossible for one browser extension to solve all of the internet's problems, but HTTPS Everywhere These kinds of cookies are worth caring about.
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By far the most important aspect of Rogers's philosophy is the idea that you have to work to keep loving and caring about someone.
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I always knew I wanted to do hair through high school, and I kind of gave up caring about really anything else in school.
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I quickly stopped caring about what I would wear to my wedding and focused instead on never setting foot in a bridal salon again.
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Not caring about making everyone happy, or wanting everyone to like you, but being single-minded in getting what you want at any price?
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We have many places to compromise: Caring about winning, per se, only pushes us further away from the agreement that makes us both better.
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"Deadpool 2" is outsized and absurd, but it also understands that the key to any good story is caring about the people within it.
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David Ortiz is not Mexican, but Dominican, and MLB has a history of not really caring about the cultural distinctions among Latin American countries.
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"If you're not caring about the future, you're just going to fuck up the future," Empower DC environmental justice organizer, Kari Fulton told me.
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Being a sexy, silly woman and caring about the world around you aren't mutually exclusive traits, and society needs to start recognizing that ASAP.
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Messing, 50, took aim at the 71-year-old with a retweet accusing Sarandon of not caring about the families separated at the border.
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By the time they get round to "Read My Mind", everybody seems to have dried out or stopped caring about how wet they are.
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Scott has a genuinely kind of touching moment when he reveals that his status obsession is the result of insecurities and caring about friends.
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Smith said she has heard a lot of "thank you for coming," and "thanks for caring about what we think" from the local audiences.
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Good news for Cruz: Cruz still has his head above water on key personal qualities like honesty, leadership skills and caring about average Texans.
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"President Trump seems to vary from refusing to believe what Putin is doing to just not caring about it," McCain wrote in his book.
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Partway through Hillary Clinton's speech accepting the Democratic nomination for president, she launched into a discussion of her reputation for caring about policy details.
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But if one of the two political parties stops caring about these ideals — becomes "unreasonable," as Rawls would say — then this normative barrier fails.
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And in the case of health care, that means more than just caring about the low-income people who directly receive the Medicaid benefits.
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Our critics raved about "Creed II" ("the only heroic Hollywood multisequel narrative worth caring about") and "Ralph Breaks the Internet" ("a terrifying, incisive satire").
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Stevens says: "I'm going to be that bride at the bar in my wedding dress not really caring about anybody who's looking at me!"
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Consequently, Trump is not learning objective facts from Fox but rather right-wing spin and assuming it's accurate, or not caring about its veracity.
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The correlation between Trump's approval rating and Trump caring about the average American is much stronger than it is with his economic approval rating.
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An American caring about the rivalry between these two British bands, it didn't have a lot of relevance for me in the real world.
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It's peak whitesplaining as Trump patronizes these black players for caring about the racial issues that are woven into the fabric of America's history.
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While it's an agreement that is largely symbolic, the importance of affirming the world's commitment to caring about this problem is an important one.
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With the stress of a dropping milk supply and a baby that was getting bored or not caring about nursing when I was available to.
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"I don't think the audience would be as caring about Daenarys as a character as they are, had they not seen, seen everything," Clarke continues.
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Seems a good morning to re-read Roger Angell on the business of caring about sports, and why it's not so foolish after all. pic.twitter.
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It makes you wonder why we spent eight years caring about their myriad of other inner conflicts if even the characters don't think they mattered.
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So why bother caring about my appearance if all it's going to net me is another entitled asshole licking his lips as I walk by?
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FLCL's protagonist, Naota, is one of those kids who's convinced that being a grown-up is about acting cool, which means not caring about anything.
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And at a time when it seems like there are much bigger problems to solve, how do we justify caring about plastic in the ocean?
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It's very freeing to read these things without caring about spoilers—remember when the Red Lady got naked and turned out to be extremely old?
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"We can only watch our favorite characters wander around doing the same thing over and over before we even stop caring about that," he said.
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The unwritten rules made us all accountable, not just the umpires and coaching staff, and through them players educated other players on caring about safety.
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The Conservatives, meanwhile, have to find a path forward after an election in which the Liberals successfully painted them as not caring about the environment.
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But after Congress passed a bipartisan spending bill that jacked up military spending among other priorities, McConnell is apparently back to caring about the deficit.
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We have trouble remembering that often the solution to a problem starts with listening and really caring about what the other person feels, needs, perceives.
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After all, lost in the endless drive to gin up scandals is any sense of caring about anything that impacts the American people's actual lives.
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The overpriced, and mostly unnecessary iPhone X is what happens when the elite stop caring about appearances and start producing products expressly for the rich.
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"There is no greater issue for people in business to be thinking about and caring about and being worried about than the cyberthreat," Bharara said.
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Unless the crates were new, it gets VERY tedious just opening crate after crate, and you truly start not caring about the items you get.
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Given that theirs is the only reunion worth caring about, the most pressing issue was why the album has taken so long to come together.
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"I try to be a role model for the anti-fashion group, to help people move away from caring about what you own," he said.
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The contest seeks to inspire people to start thinking and caring about the planet and is open to professional and amateur photographers of all ages.
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Such stories contrast the Republican Party's reputation for caring about the budget with some action — like the Trump tax cut — that adds to the deficit.
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That's especially true for President Trump, who has built a political reputation for caring about working-class people despite decades of gold-plated living arrangements.
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She's proven her mettle by working the theater and not caring about how and where she turns tricks, so long as the money is green.
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That's over for me, to fight stress I started to push away from those who bring me down, not caring about what it looks like.
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The drop in importance of the budget deficit seems to be part of a longer term downward trend for all Americans caring about economic issues.
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Working on "Rent Live" was an exciting way to return to that original search — not caring about names or celebrity, just looking for raw talent.
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Not caring about things like being and meaning, however, is impossible, because they are the fundamental concepts that structure our very experience of the world.
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The astute viewer can, because the character stuff's more important, like the caring about them and understanding why or how or what is the pathology?
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Not caring about nature is degrading the entire planet and its life-supporting systems, causing suffering and misery to life in every corner of the world.
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If Hollywood is serious about change, that needs to start with believing – and caring about – a single woman who says she was groped at a party.
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In a tweet, Cuban Foreign Ministry General Director Carlos Fernández de Cossio criticized the US, accusing it of not caring about the consequences of its actions.
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Importantly, Trump isn't alone in not caring about the effects climate change will have—on this and so much else, he and the GOP remain united.
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They need all this to have a sense of pride — it's essential to caring about a company, feeling invested in it and responsible for its success.
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For years, South Park has been marked by Parker and Stone's particular brand of libertarianism, which largely seems to believe that caring about things is stupid.
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Expressly and transparently not caring about the fate of the major league team while waiting for that young talent to arrive, however, was a new twist.
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As we've learned, Celtic Frost have always been a little freaky, and on 1987's Into the Pandemonium, they really stop caring about who knew it.
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Our Christian hope is that God is with us -- alive and active, and caring about those who weep, mourn and hunger for goodness in the world.
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That is probably why I am now a football journalist, a profession which expressly debars a man from caring about the fortunes of his childhood team.
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I remember that there was some sort of release that we had to sign but I don't remember my parents or anyone really caring about it.
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That's the problem when you stop caring about characters, about humans in your stories, and only care about the denouement and not how you get there.
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Caring about your colleague as they're dealing with a sick parent, or their child has graduated from college, or the child just was in an accident.
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Butler also fires back at the jerks criticizing Embiid for shedding tears -- telling TMZ Sports players should be praised for caring about the game so much.
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Perhaps, but several high profile and shocking incidents in the last month has many bashing the airlines for having a culture of not caring about customers.
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I had an unformed character sketch in my head about a caretaker who'd decided that they didn't like caring about people, and it incrementally became Ruth.
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Another problem here is that by undermining its own reality this early in the game, The Magicians just might make us stop caring about it entirely.
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Then I stopped caring about the fact I lost and more on how to not lose again which made me a better player in the end.
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We try to find ways to balance taking care of ourselves and our families, with caring about the world we live in and the greater good.
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The show, which becomes available to stream on Friday, looks great, as do the people in it, but caring about any of them doesn't come easily.
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The absolutely palpable tension between Rey and Kylo (and more broadly, their shared battle between light and dark) gives the story a core worth caring about.
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Not only can companies save money on costly returns, they can also cater to a new trend: customers caring about how their purchases affect the planet.
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The fact that some of the things I do contribute to climate change doesn't stop me from living a normal life and caring about climate change.
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Democrats build campaigns around caring about downtrodden people and promising to help them, so anything that indicates they don't actually care seems to smack of duplicity.
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"I had been criticized by my family and my friends for not paying attention, for being distant, not caring about the people I met," he said.
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Angie told The New York Times in May that it was difficult to watch Ms. DeVos be criticized in the media for not caring about people.
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Grieving, fantastically distressed parents say, "You don't care about my kid," even though [the detectives] are standing there in front of [the parents] caring about their kid.
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Huawei is touting the P23400 as having a 220x hybrid zoom, but the 26.1x optical zoom part of that equation is the real thing worth caring about.
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Just how Facebook will clean up its own mess, made primarily by not caring about these issues until it was too late, is yet to be seen.
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They may have bought into the project as much for emotional as financial reasons, caring about the brand and perks, such as preferential entry to the park.
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In the '219s and '70s, caring about what you put in your body had been primarily a countercultural concern, privileging natural over artificial, handmade over mass-produced.
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Of course, as the drama of the Baker trial erupts, Clay's mask of "not caring about Hannah" first slides and then, eventually, comes crashing down all together.
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But before it did, it seemed to create a noticeable, if impossible to quantify, uptick in people talking and caring about movies, both online and in person.
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They get in a big fight, with Beth saying that she just wanted a break for one night and Randall saying she's not caring about something important.
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But there's also a distinct anomie that's settled over the show now, because there is something worth caring about — the future and what it might look like.
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Laurel drops the bombshell that she was kidnapped when she was 16 and accuses her father of caring about money more than he cared about rescuing her.
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Facebook's mantra, "move fast and break things" (an injunction to software developers not to rely on legacy code), has the ring of not caring about the consequences.
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But it's curious how this happened—how did caring about your body, your health, or the health of your children become something only reserved for liberal elites?
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In the early 1960s, the Beat poets, especially Allen Ginsberg, were criticized for not caring about quality, for just getting drunk and saying whatever they wanted to.
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Together, Ford and Hackett aspire to make the company one that embodies a "culture of caring about each other, about ideas flowing freely ..." the chairman went on.
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CNN analyst Chris Cillizza wrote that the photos, posted by NJ Advance Media, showed a governor who has stopped caring about what his constituents think about him.
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Living a healthier life, eating the right foods, and caring about your body creates an awareness that permeates every aspect of your life—I really believe that.
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Though the thought of people not caring about Heard sickens me, if it took a gross comment about Trump to end his career, then so be it.
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There are a lot of problems couples can fix, but they all require listening to each other, caring about each other, and showing respect for each other.
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"Congress is clearly only caring about paying for taxes for people at the top, and I really wish they were focused on the retirement crisis," Ghilarducci said.
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But to try and explain that to my parents — the idea that caring about people other than themselves is a moral obligation — always results in a headache.
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You picked your favorites out of the mess, not necessarily knowing or caring about their genealogy, and maybe sometimes they played the same ones on the radio.
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In this episode, he starts off not caring about anyone who isn't Kevin and/or Jesus; by the end, he might not care about anything at all.
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"I just wanted to do my own pace, not caring about anyone or anything and I began as hard as I could," Milak said with a smile.
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All three companies are nonprofits, though as Koretz explains, that doesn't mean they're altruistic, and many have accused these companies of only caring about their bottom line.
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By caring about the bottom line of the company she was leaving, she proved to her former employer that she was an employee worthy of their trust.
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"That dissatisfaction is the same dissatisfaction that we are finding with people around Scott Walker not investing in education, not caring about our natural resources," he said.
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Feminists arguing for choice, in turn, made a convincing case for their own rights — and accused people opposed to abortion of not caring about women at all.
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Second, Hannah-Jones suggests that the clearest indicator of caring about the common good would be for economically advantaged families to remain in low-performing district schools.
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"I have a gun," he tells her, no longer caring about his voice, and reaches behind his back to draw it from the waistband of his pants.
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"People matter, and caring about the human being with whom we serve — and whom we serve — must be the soul of any institution worth its salt," he wrote.
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It's the spring of 2006, and I was going through a phase where I was trying to make up for my previous phase of really caring about homework.
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It's hard to blame the Angolans doing this for not caring about Wikipedia's rules, and it's hard to blame the community for wanting them to follow the rules.
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"This gets ads one step closer to being direct to consumer," Oath CEO Tim Armstrong told Reuters, apparently completely misunderstanding or simply not caring about what consumers want.
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It reminds us of the comparatively tiny place where the story started and what's at stake — not to mention why the hell we should keep caring about Neolution.
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Interestingly, "living in/caring about Israel" is where there was similar overlap between the groups of respondents, but in neither group was there majority support for this answer.
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Becoming a mother changed this thing about me:I've stopped caring about the little things that I used to obsess over because, frankly, I don't just have the time.
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In other words, caring about the far future doesn't mean just paying attention to low-probability risks of total annihilation; it also means acting on pressing needs now.
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"For a while, we did pretty good at not caring about all the negative comments when they were really bad and when it was crazy," adds Fletcher, 26.
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"That's the only logical reason I can think of for why they've suddenly started caring about an app/program that's been available since 2016," replied another Facebook employee.
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I'm long past caring about the name, though I do resent it when fans deliberately call me Lew because it shows a lack of respect for my choice.
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That's something important: Social anxiety is a package deal and it's bundled with some really good traits, like having high standards and being conscientious and caring about people.
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When the shooting happened at Pulse in Orlando, I realized I didn't know why I was beating myself up for caring about these issues—they are so important.
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On the West side, it was nobody caring about that gangsta shit, the most popular guy was the guy who drove the Benz to school and had jewelry.
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"It was around the time I stopped caring about others' opinions and trivial things and began to love life that produced this track," Solo told Noisey, over email.
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But, unfortunately, I have to spend more time caring about that and less time on my work; in many ways it's been a very effective form of censorship.
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"Caring about your colleague as they're dealing with a sick parent, or their child has graduated from college, or the child just was in an accident," says Biden.
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Some people might applaud the virtuosity of opposition players, or lose themselves in "the patterns and rhythms of football without caring about the score," but that wasn't fandom.
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Trump appears hungry to secure a major legislative victory ahead of his 100th day in office, April 29, even though he has recently denied caring about the milestone.
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"I honestly don't have anything to do with programming or scheduling, and don't pay attention to it or spend very much time caring about it," Rhimes told reporters.
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"He does not believe, as I mentioned at the outset, that there is a binary choice between job creation, economic growth and caring about the environment," Spicer said.
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"Be ruthlessly caring about what you want and need to make your night what it should be," Anna Cafolla, a Room for Rebellion promoter, wrote in an email.
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Of course, my being pro-life never meant not caring about education or jobs, but I suspect like many people, I tended to see these as unrelated issues.
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It's ironic that the administration carefully planned to keep national parks open in the event of a government shutdown — to avoid the appearance of not caring about parks.
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We like to know that girls are really after something and that they really care about establishing themselves and loving what they're doing, and caring about the awards.
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But what she describes — a man repeatedly pushing sex without noticing (or without caring about) what she wants — is something many, many women have experienced in encounters with men.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)When the Vive and the Oculus Rift came out in the spring of 2016, they did something incredible: they made VR actually worth caring about.
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Coming to understand that caring about what you eat, how often you move, and what's going on with your body are themselves acts of self-love is very important.
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"I don't even care about cryptocurrency's potential to make a lot of money, it's about women to have an equal part in caring about the financial system," said Morin.
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" She attacked him for not caring about or understanding black America, for expressing racial invective toward a Latino judge, and for allying with "racists who now call themselves 'racialists.
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In a new interview for Women's Health magazine, Brie discussed growing up with body image issues, and how she got to a place of not caring about beauty standards.
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Boss mentions the money that Piugattuk's children could make in the settlement, and Piugattuk and his kin joke about neither caring about nor understanding why money would be desirable.
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But the Trump administration has made sanctuary cities a central focus of its immigration agenda, using pitched rhetoric to condemn sanctuary cities as not actually caring about violent crime.
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Eventually, I drew some strength from the idea that the next big school scandal was just around the corner, and that, soon, everyone would stop caring about my photos.
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I do think there is this stereotype of young people caring about just one issue — that they all vote for the same candidate or have the same party alignment.
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Alt-J: Relaxer (Infectious/Atlantic) Caring about indie consensus in 2017 means pondering bands who mistake eccentricity for notability and consider divergence from received form reasonable evidence for talent.
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McCain's book, "The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and Other Appreciations," took shots at Trump for caring about an "appearance of toughness" instead of American values.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, voices on the left have begun caring about the deficit again — a chorus that is likely to continue for as long as they are in the minority.
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Either way, something is wrong with a military culture that pays lips service to caring about civilian casualties while top commanders scoff at the prospect of taking them seriously.
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Empathy is the trait that allows us to intuit what others are feeling, and caring about people who are not you is crucial to being a decent human being.
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House of Cards Season 4 means that we can finally stop caring about Drumpf for a few hours, and, like Spacey, focus on a fictional presidential candidate horror show.
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Its chairman and founder, Ye Cheng, was honored as one of the top "10 individuals caring about the development of national defense" by the Shandong provincial government in 2013.
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I wonder if Double Dragon IV is the natural product of a group of these creative people not particularly caring about who, or why, but asking only: what if?
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"So instead of caring about the thousands and hundreds of thousands of people that are dying everyday from fentanyl and opioids, we're dealing with this impeachment stuff," she said.
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It begins to feel as though it's just going through a checklist of issues for the wokeness street cred, rather than caring about those issues for their own sake.
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Listen, if you've ever read my byline on this website, chances are that I've tricked you into caring about Indian movies, music, or dance on more than one occasion.
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But you present a novel exception: where the stakes are so low that it's hard to imagine anyone caring about you butting in (except, perhaps, for another plant maven).
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"I did not grow up with beauty brands caring about me—I was not marketed to [because] I'm an individual who's not their specific target, cliché audience," he says.
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"At the department level, it carries an entirely different sort of seriousness and culpability and really indicates a culture of discrimination and not caring about community trust," she said.
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"There's a difference between living here and being of and with the people who live here and caring about people more than just on a surface level," she said.
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Yesterday I wrote about how CES is a place where we can actually pay attention to the things smaller companies are making instead of only caring about the giants.
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Big steaks, creamed vegetables, drizzles of raspberry coulis over everything, all the food you ate back then because caring about what you ate wasn't yet part of having money.
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But the point is that we have a capacity for caring about others — and we take actions to follow up on this caring, even at a cost to ourselves.
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Hollywood success or millions of adoring fans don't by themselves add up to an interesting worldview, and we'd be better off not caring about what the A-list thinks.
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And there's an emotional connection, and part of what we have to do to rebuild is to be there and -- and that means organizing, that means caring about state parties, it means caring about local races, state boards or school boards and city councils and state legislative races and not thinking that somehow, just a great set of progressive policies that we present to the New York Times editorial board will win the day.
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That's where I say that sports has just become more inclusive, because people end up being influenced by the culture of sports way more without necessarily caring about the games.
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While some were surely upset about the accusations, college football fans have long had a habit of only caring about their team's immorality if it's hurting them on the field.
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With many showing an interest in local produce, provenance, quality, artisan food, caring about what you eat, the flavors... the brewers thought that approach had seeped into their drinking habits.
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Today, things are different: He still gives talks every once in awhile, but since 9/11, since iPhones took over our lives, people have stopped caring about their spiritual development.
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As with other relationships grounded in belonging, caring about the wellbeing of a particular person or a group is a reflection of an attachment rather than of an objective ranking.
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Erica Garner, Mr. Garner's daughter, put it more bluntly on Twitter on Thursday, accusing the mayor in particularly curt language of caring about black lives only in a sexual context.
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Democrats stopped caring about George W. Bush's lawless perpetual war machine once Obama took over the drones, and Republicans have done the same for domestic policy since Trump took over.
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He was the least popular incoming president since people started caring about polls, and his following through on his anti-immigrant, anti-regulation rhetoric hasn't made him any more beloved.
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"I'm just so grateful for what you guys have done, and for thinking about me, and caring about me, just a normal person," Holt said during the Oval Office meeting.
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Therefore his strategy goes towards one that is a little bit more inclined towards chaos and destruction and weakening others without really caring about what is put in its place.
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The only conceivably ethical response would be the refusal to ever stop caring about the suffering of others, and the only problem with this is that it can't be done.
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As a result, it sometimes feels as if liberal institutions are devouring themselves over sex while conservatives, unburdened by the pretense of caring about gender equality, blithely continue their misrule.
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MS. GLAZEBROOK Going beyond awareness and caring about problems of biased assessments to working on practical, day-to-day solutions that promote the right behaviors and make fairness the norm.
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It means caring about bureaucratic competence in government, and accuracy in media, not because these are nice things to have but because they are necessary to avoid immense widespread suffering.
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For me, the big challenge was to construct this episode in a way that in the end you're sort of conned into empathizing and caring about what happens to him.
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In the style of a man past caring about conservatives, he recently gave an audience to an American Jesuit, James Martin, who favours a friendlier Catholic stance towards gay people.
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This band is the ultimate in caring about and crafting a show, but today, when we could be moving it on a step, they're not bloody here for the meeting!
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By handing over money to an immature company for shares with no voting rights, it looked as if investors had stopped caring about those things, Rob Cox at Breakingviews wrote.
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The social media-savvy poetry of alt-lit introduced a willingness to write about one's life directly, which was fine until you stopped caring about the life of the writer.
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I get emails telling me that I should stop caring about the crisis because the only people dying are those who "deserve" to die because they can't stop using drugs.
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But his shtick can't be laughed off; for the music to truly click requires caring about Drake's feelings, and if you do, the sensual, mysterious calm captured on More Life transfixes.
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In general, it felt like Facebook was an alien who came down to Earth and thought "friendship" meant caring about Minions memes from someone you sort of knew in middle school.
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If the Turtle Timer was actually barred from the vacation for her antics, or suffered some consequences other than fretting about Bethenny disliking her, this would all be worth caring about.
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Gareth: If I'm being honest I think our peak of people caring about us was probably Hold On There, Youngster… Tom: It's kind of been downhill ever since then, hasn't it?
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Women's intelligence is often questioned if they take pride in their looks and we are regularly dismissed as superficial and vacuous for caring about a bouncy blowout and a perfect manicure.
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Perhaps you've grown out of caring about a particular issue that used to really bother you, or maybe your worldview has changed so much that you need to reconsider your values.
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Rogue One is too busy sprinting into the Star Wars mythology to make Jyn worth caring about—despite Jones's best efforts we are stuck with a placeholder as our lead character.
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U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley on Wednesday doubled down on Tillerson's remarks, accusing Moscow of not caring about the loss of innocent lives as a result of the attacks.
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Tax cuts that slowed spending would be good — but we are far more likely to see tax cuts that simply increase the deficit, which politicians show few signs of caring about.
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In fact, King Bhumibol was stealthily building up a reputation with his subjects: as being one of them, and caring about them, unlike those generals in government, corrupt and power mad.
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Her voice quivering, Klein thanked the detective and assistant attorney general who helped put Nassar behind bars, and said it's time to start caring about children's safety more than adult's reputations.
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Cost-cutting when dealing with someone's heart attack or house fire requires a lack of caring about someone else's pain and suffering, which the cost-cutters would not like for themselves.
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Clinton as caring about Hispanics, and a majority of voters agree with her view that most illegal immigrants in the country should be allowed to stay and eventually apply for citizenship.
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It is an abstracted, double-bank way of saying what and who you do care about without admitting to the weak and potentially dangerous position of caring about anything at all.
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" Taking on Mr. Trump directly, Mr. Biden said, "Donald Trump is the only president who has decided not to represent the whole country," accusing him of only caring about "his base.
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This news may be, at best, casually interesting to the average restaurant-goer in a city where the number of Pizza Restaurants Worth Caring About is well into the double digits.
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"The lesson I take from seeing what the Washington Republicans are doing is: if Democrats don't start caring about deficits and the debt, that will mean nobody does," Buttigieg told him.
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" Buttigieg added: "The only reason I couldn't stick with it was I had trouble caring about something ... because it was my job, because I was being paid to care about something.
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"They are the ones who brought these radical notions that caring about the world could and actually was embedded in the history of Color Field painting and abstract processes," she explains.
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Caring about another person, being your authentic self — those traits require you to accept that which you can't control, and how much of your fate is out of your own hands.
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It aims for sleek and stylish, aesthetically seductive, but the writing can't match the ambition of the project, and without a story worth caring about, it fails to capture the imagination.
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I&aposm fine with that, because I&aposve seen the line and the line is a lot of people saying-- (CROSSTALK) BRUCE: But he&aposs not caring about there being a delay.
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When we write a product review, we tell you what an object is trying to achieve, how it could potentially fit into your life, and whether it's worth caring about—or buying.
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"We know on various issues, whatever those issues are, he's going to be coming from a place of caring about all of the people and driving to make things better for everyone."
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As in Iowa a week ago, the Vermont senator trounced Hillary Clinton among young voters and among those who said trustworthiness and "caring about people like me" were critical to their votes.
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"Thanks for caring about our show," Lauren Cohan, who plays Maggie, said through tears after another panelist pointed out the show will air its 99th episode by the end of the season.
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"Anyone who has lived through it, or those who are now living through it, knows that caring about an addict is as complex and fraught and debilitating as addiction itself," Sheff writes.
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Sometime in the middle of the Obama administration, while I was away at college, my de facto libertarian dad started caring about gun rights and telling me he worried about my safety.
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In addition to not caring about what people think when it comes to her musical expression, Madonna also recently proved that she's not bothered by their thoughts on her physical appearance either.
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Being an actual good person means genuinely caring about others and treating them with respect and dignity, and doing that stuff should make you feel all warm and fuzzy on the inside.
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And instead of listening to trans youth or caring about kids like Ellie, the bigoted assumptions of well-funded organizations may help this administration decide the fate of LBTQ students nation-wide.
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"This bill is a small first step worldwide to really caring about our corals and our reefs in a way that no one else anywhere in the world has done," he added.
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Having loved someone before you started dating your current partner, and still caring about them even after you've broken up, doesn't diminish the love you have for your partner now, Kessler says.
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I get nervous and tetchy in crowds, but so far I've done O.K. The fear melts away, and at some point you stop caring about the sweat and viruses everybody is sharing.
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But she became outspoken, organizing a "die-in" on the same corner where her father was placed in the chokehold, and accusing Mayor Bill de Blasio of not caring about African-Americans.
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The faster they can stop caring about what others think — not just other English-speaking countries, but also their fellow Australians — the more interesting and innovative this already great country will be.
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He'll eventually suck up the border wall loss and blame intransigent Democrats for not caring about border security as well as weak-kneed Senate Republicans who refused to pull the nuclear trigger.
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He mastered his own career, traveling the Continent while painting various subjects with remarkable dexterity, reacquired his own work when it was financially advantageous, and lost no time caring about other people.
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As Larry Swaider, social media director for The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, previously told Refinery29, "Using a condom means caring about the health of your partner and yourself."
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The mayor called out the administration in 2018 for not caring about the Puerto Rican people, and the White House responded by saying it was proud of the recovery work being done.
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Ironic offensiveness is far too easy to twist into the idea that nothing is worth caring about, and that getting those who do care to lash out is the funniest thing possible.
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And I think the third thing is that it offers working-class men a means of exploring their masculinity – dressing up, caring about your appearance – in a way that's accepted in their culture.
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That's why most of the time, best-dressed lists just happen to include the buzziest celebrities in attendance: Outfits only really seem to matter when the person wearing them is worth caring about.
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"I was just really disappointed in their level of customer service and their inaction in caring about the quality of the work they put together and the inability to follow through," she said.
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It's going to happen at the local level, when enough of us feel a sense of purpose and stability in our own lives that we can open up and start caring about everyone.
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It's worth noting that at least one of the executives in the trio, Amazon's Bezos, has a less than stellar record when it comes to caring about the health of his own employees.
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But according to The Verge's resident teen expert, Kaitlyn Tiffany, maybe it is, assuming we're using the common derivation of the term to mean "performative caring about things you don't really care about."
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"Today we heard about this report, and we were happy because we felt that the world is with us, and we began to feel that the world is caring about us," he said.
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"It is a trade-off for United between caring about the passengers, enhancing customer satisfaction and brand loyalty, versus falling one or two spots on the rankings of on-time performance," he explains.
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All this cinematic superhero hoo-rah is finally acknowledging that being a hero means caring about individual lives and saving people on an individual level, not just punching world-destruction-engines to death.
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Michael Pina I stopped watching/caring about baseball a few years ago, when all my free time formerly spent engaging with professional sports was entirely suctioned up by a job covering the NBA.
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But more than caring about the words they're speaking, the listener is saying that they respect the individual enough to take time out of their busy schedule to consider what they deem important.
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The creators of both series seemed to understand that if you ask players to spend dozens of hours in this world, then you should at the very least provide characters worth caring about.
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Viewers who come in not caring about them personally — about their agendas, their emotional well-being, or at the very least, who would win in a fight — may find the film endlessly frustrating.
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When the ducklings confront her about not caring about Wes and letting him rot in the stress prison that is a warm bed and 24-hour care, Annalise turns the tables on them.
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The short story missions in "Rise of Iron" rely on players caring about Destiny's version of ancient history: a group of proto-Guardians known as the Iron Lords who were killed generations before.
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Her belligerent spirit was not always well received by onlookers, and even when this angered her, she didn't wish to adjust herself to meet their expectations of "caring about others" or anything else.
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It is pointless to scold people for not caring enough about the thing that you care about, or not caring about it in the way that you want them to care about it.
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Support reporters who are putting in the legwork, seek out this information proactively, read up on legislation that might impact foodways, and mostly, don't stop caring about the human cost of everyday conveniences.
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Athletes that great are so thoroughly different and so undeniably other that it's hard to feel much of the dynamic tension or basic give-and-take that makes caring about sports worth it.
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In his speech on the Senate floor, Paul attacked members of his own party for "hypocrisy" on the deficit, accusing Republicans of only caring about government spending when they are in the minority.
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His sister Jeanie's fury toward him leads her to make out with a hot delinquent and eventually find it in herself to stop caring about her brother's antics and be the bigger person.
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But I kept it in because if I'm going to be naive about something, I want to be naive about the power of humans taking care of humans and caring about public service.
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Anything short of a robust critique of Mr. Trump by Mr. Obama would be seen as not caring about the millions of people who have benefited from Mr. Obama's policies and executive actions.
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In fact, in the face of massive job loss, even the world's most powerful Ayn Rand fan, current Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, can stop caring about what the free market wants.
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Additionally, married CEOs in the study scored higher than non-married CEOs when it came to caring about affirmative action, employee benefits, labor relations, safety and well-being, profit sharing and stock ownership.
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" He added that his tweet was meant to be a critique of the Daily Caller "caring about criminal justice abuses because someone they like was subjected to it in a small, fractional way.
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"Today if I write a generic, the chemist will decide which drug to give, and he will obviously give the one in which he has the biggest margin, without caring about quality," Panikar said.
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" Weeks later, Lovato clapped back at a fan who accused her "rotten" team of only caring "about her money" — writing in a since-deleted Instagram comment, "You have no idea what you're talking about.
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" Jinx Lierre, sex worker and real-life love witch, says, "The key to a truly great moan is not caring about how you sound, which is likely to take you out of the moment.
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To try to make sure nothing too interesting happens, and that men and women across this great land of ours can afford to go back to not really caring about what happens in Washington.
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Juggalos often talk about not caring about anyone's gender or ethnic identity, how they're welcoming to all, but moments like the crowd souring on Patterson-Ramos are emblematic of the limits of color blindness.
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The internet's ugliest philosophy is that the only true sin is sincerely loving or caring about anything, supposedly because the vast majority of people who claim to feel positive emotions are lying to themselves.
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A poll commissioned by the American Jewish Committee found that 62% of American Jews said that "caring about Israel is a very important part of my being a Jew," down from 823% last year.
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That makes a strong case for more female musicians caring about where they are in the lineup, demanding higher placement, and being represented by female managers who are sensitive to issues of gender representation.
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It took critics and consumers caring about Fruitvale Station to open up a pathway for Ryan Coogler to make a film in a blockbuster franchise like Creed and then the Marvel film that followed.
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READ MORE: Don't Leave Your Unwanted Meat in the Detergent Aisle at the Grocery Store, You Monsters Some have pointed the finger at local police for not caring about the repeated, small-time theft.
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But after Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005, West accused President George W. Bush of not caring about black people due to the government's slow response to the African-American communities decimated by the disaster.
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While shocking stories of abuse and terror haunt us into caring about this issue, there is a persistent lack of understanding about what happens beyond a "happy ending" moment when someone escapes their trafficker.
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Compared to kids with no more than three such protective factors, children with six or more were less likely to repeat a grade, to routinely skip homework or to report not caring about school.
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Going into wedding planning, I had no idea I would end up caring about the details so much, but as we began the process, I'll admit I turned into a bit of a bridezilla.
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But that makes it no less true that caring about the priorities of Puerto Ricans helped deliver a big state for a guy considered a dead-candidate-walking as of early November last year.
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Interior Secy Zinke accused of not caring about diversity CNN report says Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke tells employees he won't focus on diversity, but on 'excellence' and the 'right person for the right job.
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However, even more than the usual voting barriers of long lines or registration difficulties, Flint residents are contending with extreme day-to-day challenges that, for some, make caring about the election more difficult.
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A fan who cares about the Mets as an entity, and a thing worth caring about, would be justified in saying, if this is how you go about getting it, you can keep it.
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This was no lack of caring about the long-term fate of horses but awareness that a spotlight would be trained on the track for the most dazzling day of the six-month meet.
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"We're always fighting to make sure it's about caring about people who are affected, and not defending yourself from the affected person," said Joanne Liu, international president of Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders).
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BASEL, Switzerland (Reuters) - "When did so many people start caring about contemporary art?" wondered Marc Glimcher, head of the Pace gallery empire, as he busily made deals at Art Basel's VIP preview this week.
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I got vitiligo around the age of 7 or 8, so I went from being a little kid and not really caring about my appearance to suddenly having to care at a young age.
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There's lots of action, sex and grisly violence, but the mind-bending (or really, mind-transferring) concept works against caring about the characters, given the murky gap between getting killed and actually being dead.
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"Some of these dervishes dedicated their lifetimes to the making of clocks, without caring about trade," Mr. Bicakci said during an interview in his atelier's offices on a back street near the Grand Bazaar.
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Playing to a small and apathetic audience, Brian Shimkovitz played what felt like a greatest hits set, not really caring about mixing the tracks, but just straight up dropping one classic after the other.
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Some people get annoyed and can become hostile if it becomes a hipster thing, because it feels like people come and take from the scene without caring about it and being a part of it.
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ON THE ECONOMIC AGENDA, I HAVE BEEN A CIVIL RIGHTS LAWYER CARING ABOUT EQUITY ISSUES, BUT I HAVE ALSO BEEN A MAYOR AND GOVERNOR FOCUSED UPON THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEALS AND GROWING JOBS AND WAGES.
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"Women are often socialized that sex and intimacy are one and the same, so they may equate a lack of post-sex affection with their partner not caring about them as a person," she explained.
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This issue is intended to celebrate a new generation of athletes who care, in all senses of the word: caring about humanitarian efforts, about social and political justice, about their communities and about their crafts.
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People only began caring about radiation measurements when the Fukushima Daiichi site started spewing radioactive material, and the organizations that held that data were reticent to release it because they wanted to avoid causing panic.
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Uggs seems to have decided that the best way to sell its boots and slippers to men is to also convince them to spend some time lazing around the house not caring about their appearance.
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"Our family is going through a lot of undue stress because of Trump and the Republicans not caring about people in our economic level and they need to start listening to us," she told CNN.
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"Conway fits a dangerous Trump campaign pattern of not understanding or caring about the struggles, discrimination, and even sexual violence that women face every day in this country," the group said in a statement Tuesday.
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He said Barack Obama Sr. had never stopped caring about the son he left behind, recalling how he proudly showed off the photograph and school progress reports of the young man who would become president.
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Her college boyfriend Drew (John Reynolds) is a nice guy who's so pleased with his own goodness that he tends to be nice for the sake of being nice rather than actually caring about people.
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Favoring anything less than open borders became invariably xenophobic, caring about the ethnic and cultural character of one's own nation became invariably racist and fearing outsiders who wish to do it harm became invariably fascist.
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If we stop caring about the number of doors for a moment, the Taycan's lap clocked in almost 40 seconds slower than the EP9, a limited production all-electric supercar from Chinese EV startup NIO.
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And there, just as in the real world, caring about people like Jojo and Leonie is not a matter of looking past these grim possibilities, but rather consenting to step into them and be affected.
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" James Carafano, a defense policy expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation, said he also "wouldn't expect to see people burning lamps late into the night in the Pentagon responding to this or caring about this.
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During a session with the Oxford Union in England, he said that the United States was "desperate" for more immigrants and that Republicans seemed to stop caring about rising deficits when Mr. Trump took office.
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The businessman offered last year's critique in a letter to his company's employees that was later made public, and in turn Lopez Obrador criticized him for resisting change and only caring about his own fortune.
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Caring about clothes is simply human, she says, "And frankly, compared to all of the other things that people do to feel calm, to feel seen, to feel confident, it's really pretty healthy," she says.
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But this is the truth that "seriously not literally" gestures to: Identifying a problem in American life — whether it is real, imaginary, or exaggerated — became synonymous with caring about the people worrying about those things.
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And much grassroots activism is driven by what Yale political scientist Eitan Hersh calls "political hobbyism," in which people develop abstract rooting interests in seeing their team win rather than caring about concrete policy objectives.
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But it's even more powerful to see that via Eleanor, who is learning that she, too, can be a good person and all it might take is caring about others before she thinks of herself.
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" In Wednesday's blog post, Musk also said he penned his first master plan as a way to defend himself from the inevitable critics who would say he was "just caring about making cars for rich people.
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For adults who have already grown up in a culture with a skewed view of sex, a widespread social conversation about the importance of communication, consent, and actually caring about one's partner's experience certainly couldn't hurt.
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He also has a penchant for not really caring about the consequences of warring with the judiciary, so he will probably not care all that much about interfering with the legally mandated 2018 climate assessment.[Nature]
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"A globalist is a person that wants the globe to do well, frankly not caring about our country so much, and you know what, we can't have that," he said at a campaign rally in October.
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He has dropped the Republican pretence of caring about deficits altogether, he still wishes to slash the budgets for regulatory agencies and safety-net programmes, and he is clamouring for another fight over his border wall.
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You will, sadly, never hear back from her, as she only set up this profile after temporarily caring about her body clock while waiting for Final Fantasy XV to load, and will never check it again.
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It felt like I was no longer caring about what other people thought about me and I was no longer ashamed about the experiences I went through, which some societies might try to shame you for.
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As it looks to pivot from decades of denial regarding the danger of head injuries, the NFL has dived into the rule book to at the very least give the appearance of caring about player safety.
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Caring about any team is a matter of faith, but the people that rose and stuck in the Yankees culture had to believe in a way that canceled out the ugliness and stupidity roiling around them.
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Of that group, 18 percent went so far as to say they were "actively disengaged" from their work, meaning they not only stopped caring about their own jobs, but even cut into the productivity of others.
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In some ways, this is great; now we can all move on to caring about other things, like, I dunno, This Is Us or which Marvel character is going to come out as queer or something.
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Such complements serve the purpose of reinforcing our positive sense of being part of the same group and caring about each other—and this effect is achieved whether I actually like your new haircut or not.
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That movie is a story about a bunch of people who start off caring about something they think is a threat and then get so caught up fighting that they end up hurting everyone around them.
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Prosecutors are the most powerful actors in the criminal justice system; they aren't going to start caring about the Supreme Court's rulings on juvenile sentences and other vital reforms until voters give them a reason to.
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It's like I kind of said in my documentary, when you grow up in the inner-city, when you grew up in a hood, there's no one really caring about your tears because everyone is struggling.
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If I tell her I don't have the energy to spend another night talking about how unhappy she is, she accuses me of not caring about her and of throwing my happy marriage in her face.
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Critics have accused Trump of not caring about the plight of Puerto Ricans and of paying less attention to their struggles than to the struggles of those hit by hurricanes in the Gulf region last month.
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Despite his frequent claims that he delivers unvarnished truth without regard to the reaction, he cares so much about what people think of him that he may not be able to imagine caring about anything else.
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For many of us, the teenage period sees the beginning of some of our lifelong passions: We start reading big novels, performing music, seeking romance, caring about our appearance, looking toward the prospect of a career.
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I don't know, I just got a little bothered by the headphones and then I like put myself into context of the whole human race and felt like I should stop caring about some stupid headphones.
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This effort is also applied to characters we've known for three seasons now, and Stranger Things is better than just about any other show at always caring about its characters and their happiness first and foremost.
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That such an eccentric collision of story elements not only mostly coalesce, but come together in a manner that has you genuinely caring about the outcomes of these (so wonderfully animated) 2D characters, is incredible to behold.
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I stopped watching The Walking Dead on TV because I stopped caring about the characters, but the reason I'm still playing The Walking Dead in game form for the opposite reason; I'm deeply, emotionally invested in them.
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If America is to be indicted for not caring about black people killing one another, then why is it racist and dismissible when Trump says that we need to do something about black people killing one another?
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Focus on the over-arching themes of the Whole30 experience: Caring about what you put in your body, choosing to change, backing your cooking with intention, and focusing on health rather than the number on a scale.
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"Caring about our LGBT elders means making sure they have access to publicly funded senior services, which can be literally life-saving," Michael Adams, CEO of Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders (SAGE), said in a statement.
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"I heard a baby cry and that's when I really stopped caring about anything that was going on there and I immediately ran around the other side of the car and looked for the baby," he added.
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For caring about popular votes and crowd sizes more than the American people #ThankYouTrump #ThankYouTrump for gathering together a bunch of old, white, GOP men to sign away women's rights in order to soothe your impotency issues.
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Wednesday's episode of RHONY saw Frankel engage in an explosive argument with de Lesseps, 54, who was accused by all of the ladies, including her long-time friends Frankel and Barbra Kavovitz, of only caring about herself.
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The first trailer for the upcoming live action Pokémon movie Pokémon: Detective Pikachu is here and I've never gone from not caring about a movie to absolutely needing to see it so fast in my whole life.
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Is she built for service — such as the ministry she was called to in her post-Apprentice, post-Hollywood life — or for merrily skimming along the surface of things, not caring about the mess in her wake?
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The days you teach me how you dance like a lunatic without caring who's watching, why you laugh for no reason, and how you love everyone you meet without caring about their social status or voting habits.
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"After Democrats slammed Republicans for not caring about sick children for months, the GOP is turning the tables on Democrats with the government funding package with CHIP provisions," a Republican congressional aide recently told the Daily Beast.
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"I find it astonishing that these groups care more about their left-wing political beliefs as opposed to caring about developing a good relationship with the incoming president of the United States of America," Mr. Klein said.
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" [emphasis his] Representative quote: "Whether you're listening to Aristotle or the psychologists at Harvard or Jesus Christ or the goddamn Beatles, they all say that happiness comes from the same thing: caring about something greater than yourself.
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It's impossible to talk about the trend towards lower-ABV beverages without mentioning the rise of "wellness," the idea that in the 2010s everyone suddenly started caring about what they put in and did to their bodies.
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And I am sorry but this report shows that they are not beyond reproach and that criticizing the FBI and caring about what they are doing is something that the media should be doing more of, not less.
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A comment from Ryan Bundy, one of the leaders of the occupation, helps make some sense of the discrepancy between the militants' claims of caring about the Burns Paiutes' artifacts and their disregard for the tribe's historic sites.
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"The market has not cared at all about the balance sheet reduction and about a week or two ago, it started caring about the balance sheet reduction because the belief was policy was becoming overly tight," Emanuel said.
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The struggle going forward will be getting the uninitiated to start caring about the fast-paced and strategy-oriented CS, which doesn't even come close to the complicated world of MOBAs like League of Legends or Dota 2.
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"What is hopeful, that I see, is the way our state has in a sense been, I think, almost catapulted to a different level of caring about this issue," Jerry said, including recent interest in solving cold cases.
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A recurring theme in the book — maybe I'd go so far as to call it your thesis — is that there has been a sea change in the direction of caring about results and evaluating programs by their outcomes.
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There was less to think about, more time to completely funnel into my gaming progress, less caring about hours of sleep to be rested for the next workout or which meals I should eat to get better results.
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But then, his actions during the campaign and long before it in the real-estate world strongly indicate that if such expression were not directed toward Mr. Trump personally, he might not spend much time caring about it.
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He also soundly beat Sanders among Mississippi voters for whom bringing needed change and for whom caring about people like them were qualities that mattered, but Sanders bested the former vice president among Washington voters who wanted change.
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The Pew Research Center found that 73 percent of American Jews believe "remembering the Holocaust" is essential to being Jewish — a higher percentage than believe following Jewish law or caring about Israel is essential to their Jewish identity.
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About 10 years ago I was hurting; not from a broken heart so much as an exhausted one, having spent several of the previous years caring about people whose own hearts and minds were in states of distress.
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" Mr. Legum said that "from the beginning, the problem was there are all these little factions on the left, each caring about their own issues and their own agenda — and CAP was supposed to be a big umbrella.
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Her absorption in her work, her ambivalence about her role as a daughter and her status as a mother, her cutting wit and her emotional volatility all make her worth caring about, even as she resists easy sympathy.
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"I think that the more you mature and become self-aware, you spend less time caring about what people think about what you're doing and spend more time actually taking care of yourself and your wellbeing," she says.
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The North's state media has in recent days chastised the South for failing to swiftly move to improve inter-Korean relations while only caring about the view of the United States calling for a thorough enforcement of sanctions.
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What makes you confident that the people who make up the Citizens' Assembly won't be susceptible to the same things politicians are — corruption, bribery, vested business interests of their own, or simply not caring about the climate crisis?
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Payton — who occasionally seems to be a rough analog for gun control activist David Hogg and at other times seems like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reimagined as an anodyne white man — makes occasional stabs at caring about political issues.
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In the case above, for example, you could try to find some feature of mothers with dementia that is shared with people we believe are worth caring about — let's say Will Smith — and that chickens do not possess.
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" But when it came to "Captain Marvel," Larson said she asked herself, "Could I still do the same thing of caring about the content and making sure it has a message while also playing all over the world?
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He has a very cool job with some very cool perks, and he turns his entitlement into a virtue by ostentatiously caring about the world's problems and supposing that his behavior is really the expression of that concern.
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I come out as a pretty strong Oasis fan, but the point of that isn't so much to make a case for Oasis, but to illustrate how insane I was as a teenager for caring about this rivalry.
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But if it's understandable that the last year has blurred the line between caring about the future of America and participating in a rolling Walking Dead watch party, that doesn't mean it's a good habit to fall into.
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Meeks accused Pompeo of neglecting the issue now that he is secretary of state, and of treating Clinton, who lost to Trump in the 2016 presidential election, "with venom" as he accused her of not caring about diplomats' safety.
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Vive Pro Review: Way More Beautiful, Way Better—Way Too ExpensivePhoto: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)When the Vive and the Oculus Rift came out in the spring of 2016, they did something incredible: they made VR actually worth caring about.
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At some point, however, I stopped asking—not sure if it was because I stopped caring about the answer or because I eventually learned that you shouldn't force people into saying they like you before they even know you.
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And without the ability to properly differentiate between real users and bots, and because vast swaths of the internet economy depends on advertisers not caring about the distinction anyway, the level of fake behavior will only intensify, Read theorizes.
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An aide working for British Member of Parliament Jared O'Mara quit in spectacular fashion on Tuesday, posting a series of since-deleted tweets on O'Mara's account accusing the lawmaker of being "morally bankrupt" and not caring about his constituents.
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For Congress, $15 billion is pocket change, but even this small amount is too much for the GOP, which fears Democrat campaign commercials accusing Republicans of not caring about children and wanting to evict grandma from her home. Rep.
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This game is the dream we were promised by the Pokémon TV show: Going out to new places and catching these critters, free and having fun and not caring about any of the other shit happening in the world.
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Citi, according to its own estimates, has over 100 million retail banking customers and by catering to the wealthiest 2,500 in the U.S. there's no way it can't expect to be accused of not caring about most of them.
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This sense of deep character development, of everybody in the show's universe both having a job and really caring about both that job and their professional advancement is often why ER plays so well when viewed through 2018 eyes.
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He's only been around for seven years, but it's the same seven years when it feels like comics and other mediums have only started caring about telling stories that reflect the broader population of the fans lining their pockets.
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The tragic thing, he decided, wasn't caring about something no one else seemed to appreciate; the tragic thing was when you stopped caring, got too cynical, grew afraid to let yourself be seen to care and be cared for.
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But the celebration of Danica Roem winning her seat acknowledges the important truth that there really is a difference between being a transgender woman and caring about transgender people — that the burdens aren't alike, and that caring isn't empowerment.
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Christian and BNN anchor Karen James (Toni Trucks) kiss after a season-long flirtation, because it's only natural for the two most amoral people in Corporate's universe to have a romance built entirely atop their lack of caring about anybody else.
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The song's message of not caring about blocking out everything except for the person you love is fitting for Bieber, who recently found himself in the middle of controversy when he took to social media to defend his friend, Chris Brown.
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At the other end of the political spectrum, the Supreme Court did not suddenly start caring about black civil rights in the 1950s and 1960s because the text of the Constitution changed — the 14th Amendment's equality provisions were ratified in 1868.
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It's not that we don't know that these things are boring, he argues, and it's not that we've tricked ourselves into caring about them in a sincere way — it's just that we are being manipulated into repeating the tasks by design.
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Within a year, Facebook Home was also dead (in truth, Facebook stopped caring about it the moment the HTC First flopped), and Facebook moved on from trying to dominate the home screen into all the ways it could copy Snapchat.
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If you find yourself there, in the gray area between thinking your time might be better spent not caring about Destiny as much as its community demands of you, then you'll be fine with what's being offered in Curse of Osiris.
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"I think now that we've proven that anything is possible, it just doesn't matter about gender anymore, it just matters about ability, it matters about heart, it matters about caring about this business, and being passionate, and being good," she says.
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This story reminded us—once again—that companies that have a good track record for caring about human rights don't always stay that way, and that a handful of employees speaking up can change the course of a multi-billion company.
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None of the above was apparent from CBS's upfront presentation to advertisers, which was long on bragging and short on mentioning younger viewers, except for a brief, snide suggestion that caring about audience demographics is a thing of the past.
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Just as we don't combat heart disease by only focusing on people who are on the verge of a massive heart attack, neither should we put off caring about suicide until people are on the brink of ending their lives.
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But there's a reason those angles aren't quite as popular: Journalists write stories about avocados to trick you into caring about something that you might not otherwise, whether it be climate change or a border shutdown or millennial spending habits.
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In the decade since the greater public stopped caring about Second Life, nearly a million people have continued logging in and checking on their digital lives, running digital businesses, making digital friends and digitally living out their odd sexual fetishes.
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The Comey memos suggest Trump has a scattershot and self-obsessed mindset, brooding about his subordinates, leaks, his campaign and his inaugural crowd size and not appreciating or caring about protocol boundaries that separate the White House and the Justice Department.
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At the time he joined, Microsoft was in the final years of CEO Steve Ballmer's reign, and the tech industry still thought of the tech titan as only caring about its home-built programming languages, like C# (pronounced "C-sharp") and .
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He argued that oftentimes individuals think and act selfishly, but that people caring about the well-being of one another isn't just helpful in making the world a better place — it's necessary, Schur said, in making sure society runs effectively.
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Yet somehow Knopf has held on to its identity as a publisher that prides itself on being singular—on publishing books that are not just good but good-looking and, without neglecting the bottom line, also caring about literary excellence.
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I started caring about the Smollett story because of the reaction to the story, because we've come to view the justice system as just another tool to push political agendas instead of the best way to determine truth and ensure justice.
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If you swallow your anger to get along with white counterparts who revere ancestors who raped and beat and enslaved your ancestors, you risk being accused of not really caring about symbols such as the Confederate flag and Confederate monuments.
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The other downside is that both his personality and fighting style tend to be a bit bland, and the combination of both has resulted in the world not really knowing or caring about the once revered division of the sport.
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But there are people who think his potential game-winning shot would have gone in if he didn't attend a graduation in the morning, to which I say congrats to Vince for caring about his education and cherishing an important life moment.
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It takes casually caring about what you put in your body to an often unhealthy extreme, Scritchfield says, narrowing the variety of food you're willing to eat, because you question not just how you'll change your body with food, but your entire life.
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And as the election gave way to waves of hatred and intolerance amidst the realities of a Trump-led government, caring about whether so-and-so ate a burger or who posed with whom on the red carpet seemed less and less urgent.
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"This is why everyone should show acts of kindness to their neighbors, friends, family members, and especially complete strangers because you can end up changing the outcome of someone's entire life when you stop caring about the outcome of your own," she wrote.
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Second, he repeatedly used language which frankly feeds into the ISIS and the al-Qaeda narrative about the US being at war with Muslims in nations throughout the world, as well as solely caring about our own pecuniary, economic interests like oil.
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"The journey I've been on since I came into the league wearing baggy jeans and huge shirts to really caring about the craftsmanship of good clothing and having a style point of view is something that's not lost on me," he says.
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The only way to keep caring about any show nine years in is to be deeply invested in its characters, and it really did feel to me in "Stradivarius" that the show was starting to execute a course-correction, and a welcome one.
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"I think now that we've proven that anything is possible, it just doesn't matter about gender anymore, it just matters about ability, it matters about heart, it matters about caring about this business, and being passionate, and being good," Lynch told PEOPLE.
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Throughout the episode, she's harangued for "not caring about her family" or "trying to have it all," and when she tries to rectify the situation by entering the contest, a local women's advocacy group vows to protest her and Ben at the event.
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Generally, Asian American history has not been seen as enough of a draw for blockbuster entertainment, so it may be that this is the best "hook" available to bring in audiences who may be perceived as not otherwise caring about this topic.
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It's the weekend, which means you have the right to take time off from caring about this dumpster fire of an election year and catch up on all the fascinating stories you missed this week instead that aren't about Donald Trump's penis.
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Going forward, we can drop any pretense of caring about past and present manifestations of history's oldest hate, or we can create a great teaching moment for rededicating the great truths of the Holocaust at a time when anti-Semitism is resurgent everywhere.
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His slogan of "America first" and his dismissal of "globalists" who he says want "the globe to do very well, frankly not caring about our country so much," have been connected by scholars to a sinister political history of the extreme right.
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"There's the public health thing, and then there's the economy part of it, and everybody should really be caring about the public health thing the most, but even he needs to presumably get some credit if the economy doesn't tank," he said.
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"Well, the litmus test should be intelligence, caring about, as Harry Truman or Roosevelt used to call it, the common man," Brown told NBC's "Meet the Press" when asked by host Chuck Todd if abortion should be the litmus test for his party.
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The Trump campaign is doing a tremendous job of trying to make the rest of America feel like chumps for caring about the prospect that one candidate for president in 2016 would try mightily to abuse his power for vindictive personal ends.
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"It means caring about local races, state boards, or school boards and city councils and state legislative races and not thinking that somehow, just a great set of progressive policies that we present to the New York Times editorial board will win the day."
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Whether it's Frida Kahlo imploding the art world with her groundbreaking work; Toni Morrison owning her blackness and never caring about the "mainstream" gaze; or the legendary Elton John, who shook up the music world, with his talent and fearlessness; their impact is undeniable.
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Screenshot: SamsungPeople have been talking and dreaming about bendable screens for years, and while a handful of devices have experimented with the idea, there's still a lot of hardware and software that needs to be refined before the tech is truly worth caring about.
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"I think now that we've proven that anything is possible, it just doesn't matter about gender anymore, it just matters about ability, it matters about heart, it matters about caring about this business, and being passionate, and being good," Lynch told PEOPLE at the time.
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We celebrate when older couples find love again, due to some nebulous combination of, if I'm being uncharitable, not caring about where they situate themselves in the structure of our social circles, and knowing that they are ostensibly nearer to the end of their lives.
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Maybe I'm getting too feelsy with this because my wife and I just welcomed a puppy into our home, but the entire thing plays as if Daryl's reaction to losing Rick was to shut down and swear off humans, because caring about them can hurt.
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I remember, what seems like forever ago, not caring about my body, or mostly being amused by it: by the scabs I loved picking at, by the strength of my arms and the way I could poke my belly out and make my friends laugh.
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We forget it again and again, because remembering it is hard and because of a certain broad cultural coldness toward caring about this sort of thing, and because it is a difficult thing to admit how much of life depends on dumb luck and grace.
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This is the kind of deeper dive that will make Negan truly compelling, and after weeks of no-shows it suggests that The Walking Dead can turn its "All Out War" saga into a more fascinating character study with protagonists, and villains, worth caring about.
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"We need to shed light that this industry really hasn't been caring about the build quality and software safety," said Peiter Zatko, a well-known hacker who is director of Cyber Independent Testing Lab, one of the groups that helped Consumer Reports establish the standards.
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They are really empowering—they're cashing-up—organized crime with this stupidity of letting sport get away with ignoring it and letting sport betting get away with their day-to-day business without really caring about the gamblers of the world being ripped off.
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"If you are sitting on the board, whether as a director or an independent director, you must be caring about not just profit, but also the community that you belong to," Hu said on the sidelines of the Ecosperity conference in Singapore on Monday.
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Ultimately, it makes sense to pay attention to the gorillas in the space and prepare for how your paths may collide down the road, but focus your energy on your customers' needs first and gain your edge from truly caring about what you're building.
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West, who famously accused President George W. Bush in 2005 of not caring about black people, shocked fans in California last month when he abruptly ended a concert with a rant in which he proclaimed that had he voted, he would have voted for Trump.
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Alas, I'm at the stage of parenting where Pop Tarts are only an option as a vacation house food, where you go to the beach and buy nothing but garbage because you, and the family, are on a break from caring about your bodies.
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It's the very first stages of a relationship, when you're just completely consumed by somebody and you want to know who that person is in any way and not caring about anything else in the world besides that person and your time with them.
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Calm alertness in the face of extreme danger, time distortion, and not caring about the outcome can all be explained by depersonalization, or detachment from self, a well-known concept in psychology, which Noyes himself came to embrace as an explanation for some N.D.E.s.
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"It means caring about local races, state boards or school boards and city councils and state legislative races and not thinking that somehow, just a great set of progressive policies that we present to the New York Times editorial board will win the day."
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But here's my question: Between the devastating conversation between Abe and Doggett about how he didn't think he raped her and this moment now about caring about the inmates, are we being set up for a plot in which Abe will be painted positively?
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Stop trying to trick me into caring about all of these fake holidays that were invented by PR people in the interest of selling things that are otherwise so inconsequential and commonplace that I wouldn't spend an iota of brain power thinking about them.
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Should you be looking for comic book thrills in hopes of skipping the absolutely putrid Batman v Superman, you're in luck, because April and the Extraordinary World will provide them in spades — while also offering characters worth caring about and a story that makes sense.
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What's worse is that, by fixating with such preposterous exactitude on the details of Wotan's story, Mr. Lepage distracts us from caring about what Wagner is really depicting: a proud but failing father who, with no one else he can trust, confides in his daughter.
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"I'll take a back seat to no one with respect to caring about and protecting the people," he said of diplomatic security in one blistering answer during a hearing in the House, where he had served for six years as a Republican congressman from Kansas.
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Whatever John Henryish desire you may have to see humans triumph — to watch them prove that knowing and caring about things is better than dispassionately sorting strings of text — will collide with your knowledge that they absolutely, positively, with great empirical certainty will not.
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RW: I think there's a terrible problem with young artists today who really aren't concerned about educating themselves enough about culture and reading great books and knowing great films — and really just caring about success and what they're going to look like on Instagram.
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Sometimes, caring about someone means believing in them even if you think they might be bullshitting you (as Nora did with Kevin for so many years, and even as she does in this episode with the nun who's clearly lying about her gentleman caller).
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The thing that I'm personally focused on is not only raising our consciousness about caring about this and getting it into the boardrooms and into the leadership rooms and the real tools that we have and understanding the costs it has for our society.
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Obama made a trip there and said something there, and sort of the last kind of contemporary thing before we go into our coda and denouement where you learn the fates of all the folks that you've been caring about for the last 10 episodes.
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"At the end nothing happened to me, 30 years later I'm still here, but I was one of the ones who stood up for herself at that time without caring about losing my job and we have to remember that today," she said in the moving speech.
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This is why Piers (and characters like Daveed Diggs' Damrish and Natalia Dyer's poor Coco) doesn't die in the film: the evil force imbued in the art only affects those who have succumbed to greed rather than caring about the art for the sake of it.
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An Age of Heroes–based prequel would require Thrones fans to completely reorient their understanding of the continent and essentially start from scratch caring about people with unfamiliar names in mostly unfamiliar locations, which is a reset that most prequels can't afford to maintain audience interest.
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We also get a glimpse of a man who admits he was drinking a lot and is "running out of options," and a there's another woman who says she stopped caring about herself after her younger brother died in a car wreck when he was 21.
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When I asked Aiello why he's spent decades caring about military dogs, he noted that the great relationship with the canine companion he served with in Vietnam and how he intimately understands their vital role in helping the US carry out massive operations like the Baghdadi raid.
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And that this guy feels like he&aposs taking punches and people going after him trying to undercut his credibility, his authentic caring about -- not only his clients, but about the fact that their lies being told, and they&aposre told all the time in public.
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I suspect that there is something specific about the mammalian brain, and the specific mammalian way of forming early attachments (filial and sibling-to-sibling, to start)—of socializing, of caring about each other—that is a prerequisite for the kind of intelligence we see in ourselves.
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The downside, she says, is that while they gave her a connection to everything around her and offered a way out of her hellish personal narrative, it has become impossible to stop caring about her impact on the rest of the world, and that can be exhausting.
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I think people just need to stop caring about others, 'cause everybody has the same anxieties and stuff over that, and if we all realized that ... and that's what I realized, that we're all anxious and stuff, what our Snapchats look like, what our Instagrams look like.
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But the constant flippancy can also stop the viewer caring about what happens in the film, as well as sapping its momentum: "The Nice Guys" keeps grinding to a halt, and it badly needs some of Mel Gibson's manic "Lethal Weapon" energy to get it going again.
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"There's an argument that a different strand of compassionate conservatism focused more on caring about working-class people left behind by globalization could have been a winning message," said Tim Miller, who served as Jeb Bush's spokesman in 2016 and remains one of Trump's leading Republican critics.
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Friends that have run the race tell me that it works the other way around, too: that suddenly seeing someone you care about, standing right there also caring about you, can work as a righteous shove forward at a moment of exhaustion or discomfort or despair.
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You may be cringing in certain moments, but on the whole, it's a way to show what's happening when you're not calling your mom back, and how a lot of it comes from loneliness, and just caring about you and being worried about your well-being.
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The new health care plan has "cleared its first hurdle," and countless people and organizations are voicing their opposition; most notably, a group that evidently cares a bit more about human life than Paul Ryan and the man tasked with caring about our health, Tom Price.
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Not really caring about being invited anywhere can be a good thing when fielding angry phone calls from all the glittery powerful people who got scorched in (or snubbed by) his magazines, which in addition to Vogue included Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, GQ and Glamour.
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While Trump struck a bipartisan tone the previous week during his State of the Union address, that tone appeared had all-but vanished on Monday as he instead focused on attacking Democrats for their lack of applause and accused them of not caring about US national security.
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The most extraordinary thing about Grace's story is that it is, as my colleague Anna North wrote, perfectly ordinary: What she describes — a man repeatedly pushing sex without noticing (or without caring about) what she wants — is something many, many women have experienced in encounters with men.
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Part of the reason I wrote the first master plan was to defend against the inevitable attacks Tesla would face accusing us of just caring about making cars for rich people, implying that we felt there was a shortage of sports car companies or some other bizarre rationale.
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What's more, the data indicates that the growth we have been enjoying has come largely from traditional fiscal stimulus — under Trump, Republicans have stopped caring about budget deficits and spending has gone up while taxes have gone down — rather than from any supply-side magic or boost in investment.
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So from Keurig's perspective, there are two outcomes: They've lost the Keurig-destroyers as future customers but already got them to shell out hundreds of dollars for an overpriced, wasteful device, or the Keurig-destroyers will calm down and buy a replacement when people stop caring about the hashtag.
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His good-natured silliness became the snarl of "We're just joking!" above an anti-Semitic murder fantasy, part of the winking but painfully serious ideology that helped put a genuine nihilist — a man who really, truly seems beyond caring about anything but his own name — in the White House.
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Progressives have been intellectually aware, for years, that genuinely caring about women means allowing them to be comfortable in public and professional spaces — not feeling that they have to be on their guard against predation at all times, and not obliged to accede to coercion by powerful men.
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But nevertheless the game successfully had me caring about every connection that I made—and you can't make them all on a single playthrough, so selectivity plays a part, just as it does when you're of school age and torn between whose same-day party to show up at.
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The great sleek American bureaucracy, the thousands of suited government wonks who make it their business to appear to know about absolutely everything, are vaguely aware that Margaret Thatcher rose from the grave while they were busy caring about more important things, to lead her country once more.
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"I think she is amazing, truly caring about everyone," says Lacey Pullam, 33, of Crawfordville, Florida, whose young son Darian had three buddies, including Erica, during his treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia and a rare blood disorder in 2011 and 2012 at the University of Florida Health Shands Hospital.
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Needy kids don't fall from the sky, it's hypocritical to claim to care about kids without caring about the conditions in which they are born, and the border across which they enter this world is the one that matters most — both for satisfying their needs, and protecting our future.
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The Trump family has business interests in the Persian Gulf, and Trump's foreign policy is moving the United States into much closer alignment with the Gulf monarchies, including deeper involvement in a disastrous war in Yemen and abandonment of any pretense of caring about human rights in Egypt.
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The only thing in the real or the digital world harder to keep track of than a password is the information required to retrieve it, which is why it is possible, as a grown adult, to find yourself caring about your first-grade teacher's pet iguana's maiden name.
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I think it's because she captures a kind of fundamental #teen conflict between really, really caring about the injustices and broken systems of the world (and wanting to change them as a result) and having all kinds of unruly teenage emotions that you don't know what to do with.
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And this is part of the politics too: women caring about sex, on the page and in the reader's chair; heroines having amazing sex with devoted partners who care, above all, about their pleasure; readers embracing the truth that women are sexual creatures, more than objects of desire or baby factories.
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" Most Poignant Lyrics to Hear Today: "'Cause love's such an old fashioned word / And love dares you to care for / The people on the edge of the night / And love dares you to change our way of caring about ourselves / This is our last dance / This is ourselves, under pressure.
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On the other, it has never quite shed its status as TV's most libertarian show, built atop the ethos that you shouldn't bother caring about what other people do, unless they try to make you do something for the greater good, in which case, you should make fun of them.
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To the contrary: It would be an indication that a self-declared progressive feminist — a "champion" of women, as he put it in his initial response to Tweeden's allegations — did not see "caring about the comfort of women interacting with you in casual settings" as part of the job description.
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In that pursuit, internet culture subconsciously turned itself into a calloused nub, a place where so many "jokes" are the equivalent of running and shouting "fire!" in a movie theater, and a place where the biggest joke of all is the idea of caring about anything in the first place.
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Watching Game of Thrones functions somewhat similarly to sports — rooting for certain "teams" and really caring about events that you have absolutely no bearing on can be a good pressure release valve at a time when we're all in need of as many pressure release valves as we can find.
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It was very emotional for us, but for Kris, there wasn't much of a reaction—even with [Yasmine] crying and reading this letter about how she used to look up to him like an older brother, and was feeling very sad seeing someone she cares about not caring about themselves.
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When Rogan lets Musk smoke a blunt and talk about electric planes, the universe as a simulation, and the singularity without probing him on any recent controversies, the undertone is that Musk's critics are hysterical for caring about things like union busting, SEC rule-skirting, and how billionaires use their power.
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"It does a good job of helping manage having empathy, and coming from a place of compassion when managing, but being very clear and being direct in a way that comes across as caring about the individual you're managing and trying to help grow as an employee," she told Business Insider.
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However, none of the Christmas experts I consulted brought up whether they had an ethical issue with Amazon's business model or corporate practices or impingement on storied cultural rituals; basically all any of them mentioned caring about was seeing real trees get out from under the horrible tyranny of fake trees.
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The big difference for Republicans right now is that they have for so long been warning about the deficit that their tax cut's contribution to the problem makes the hypocrisy impossible to hide from, even as the party under Trump moves further away from caring about deficits and the debt.
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But it also turns out that just sinking viewers further into a character's self-pity and loathing doesn't make for very good TV. Really, the only people who were punished in Season 2 of Punisher was anyone who bothered caring about the battle for Frank Castle's moral soul in the first place.
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Not really the great vacation that I was looking for, but we are still together, starting off our marriage rough, but now we&aposre going to be together, and I am just so grateful for what you guys have done and for thinking about me and caring about me, just a normal person.
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Yet, given that Catholics still delivered for the Republican Party in the recent presidential election, this gesture from a Pope who has urged mercy for refugees and the poor could be interpreted as saying that abortion -- while still a serious and grave matter -- is not the only issue Catholics should be caring about.
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"Once you've made it to a certain stage of your life, maybe if you've made it past some milestone where you got the corner office, you have some sort of accomplishment in your background, you feel financially stable, then you have the luxury of really caring about the work you do," he said.
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His big project, his way of making up for not caring about anyone else in the world except himself, is a piece of land that used to be a coal mine, which he is slowly but surely developing into a vague sort of public space that he plans to donate to the community.
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It's the same as when Kim Kardashian rocked that Disclose patch—it doesn't really matter in the grand scheme, since we all die alone and disintegrate into the same muddy nothingness, but it matters enough to bum you out if you've spent your whole life getting laughed at for caring about this music.
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Maybe it's because Mercury's finally out of retrograde, but we're feeling especially pensive today, and we've realized that a few things about this world will forever be true: The earth will keep turning, we'll keep caring about the Kardashians, and men will keep finding ways for women to improve upon their natural breasts.
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But the Great Bagel Kerfuffle of 2018 feels like a parody of caring about things on the Internet, like a bunch of people going through the well-trod motions of outrage and backlash and enjoying the catharsis of effecting change through witty tweets and writing thinkpieces about the "complicated politics" of it all.
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Last night I realized I didn't have time to say thank you for my award, thank you for caring about me, thank you for sticking by me, it's officially been a year since we started this journey together, and here's to more memories, more joy, more love, more music, more health, and more life!!
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And she's spent half a decade unfailingly working to live down a positive steroids test that cost her a year of her career and her reputation, and has allowed her detractors to claim that every ugly slur they've ever hurled at her is somehow justified in the name of only caring about fair play.
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She's the girl's girl, not solely a woman running for president but a woman running for president who has made being a woman, caring about women, getting other people to care about women, and highlighting the need for female leadership the centerpiece of her campaign, at a time when women still struggle to be taken seriously.
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Carroll's most central piece of advice in Mr. Right is that the most important thing a woman can do to land a man is to stop caring about men — not because men are inessential or unimportant, but because men are in fact deeply important, and if they think a woman doesn't care about them they go wild for her!
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It's the fact the show created a watered down version of a character, sacrificed her so Abraham could live, and then killed Abraham anyway in service of its big Glenn revel in the premiere that it starts to get exhausting caring about any of these characters or the tired way the plot tries to make us care about them.
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Hochschild explicates this worry in terms of line-jumping, while Gest explains it in terms of circles of concern, but fundamentally, her study of Louisiana and his study of Ohio are saying the same thing — white working-class voters see a zero-sum battle for attention and sympathy in which caring about immigrants' problems means neglecting their own.
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The Kardashians make their bread and butter off people caring about their personal lives, but shipping real people, especially when a relationship ended in part due to some unhealthy behaviors, is just a reminder that many of us believe a great love story is only truly epic if it involves a whole lot of pain first.
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It's also fitting, given that we're finally at the point where hosts are slaughtering other hosts and humans are slaughtering other humans: Maybe the truth at the center of the Westworld maze is that all human connection is a lie, and our caring about the fates of these characters only reveals that we've bought into it.
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Read More: Today's Kids Could Live Through Machine Superintelligence, Martian Colonies and a Nuclear Attack Caring about the far future leads to some effective altruists to focus specifically on what Bostrom calls "existential risks," or events that would either trip our species into the eternal grave of extinction or irreversibly catapult us back to the Paleolithic.
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And while they're dysfunctional enough, and in a sufficiently tacky/inexplicable way, for everyone to share a laugh at their Metsiness, what's frustrating about them is going to seem most distinct and most frustrating to the people who decided, or had it decided for them at some time before their birth, to somehow keep caring about this mess.
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It could be that my initial reaction was mere disbelief — for how could the writer who imagined the angels in the sky over Berlin caring about all its citizens in Mr. Wenders' movie come to believe that the "Muslims" in the multiethnic Sarajevo were massacring themselves to blame the Serbs, that both sides committed atrocities in Srebrenica.
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It seems in practice that choosing not to comply with an otherwise inapplicable law is not a matter of not caring about your customers or about moral failings, it is quite literally just "not how anything works," nor is there any added consumer benefit in trying to — and isn't that what counts in the end — consumers?
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Continually assembling their forces to smash through the Wall and wreak who knows what havoc in the balmier regions of Westeros, the inexorably oncoming undead violate my ad-hoc rule of never caring about any character that I can partly see through: I was brought up to be scared of people in one piece, not walking around in bits.
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It is that Donald Trump's racist, sexist and misogynistic rhetoric and a candidacy steeped in hateful name-calling and total disregard for things Americans hold dear — the office of the president, civility, knowledge of policy, a caring about people different from us and basic human decency — are not something Americans can suddenly be on board with.
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About six months ago, I decided that we were in a particular position with our scale and the people that worked at our company and the characteristics of them that we could actually be one of the first companies — if not the first company — online to really set a precedent about caring about our users and our community.
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However, thinking back to the rom-coms in my memory bank, I figured this could potentially play out as one of those opposites attract scenarios where I become the manic pixie dream girl who introduces him to the world of art and punk rock while he teaches me about the value of saving money and caring about my future.
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Getting locked out of insurance for six months could be devastating, since emergencies don't wait for insurance companies to start caring about you—20 percent of young adults need to go to the ER every year, and women may not be able to stay on birth control, especially if Planned Parenthood is defunded, as the revised health plan does yet again.
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The rapper, known for his unpredictable and volatile outbursts, his songs about race, his post–Hurricane Katrina declaration about then-President George W. Bush not caring about black people, his Yeezy fashion line, and his uber-famous wife, Kim Kardashian, was meeting with a man who ran a successful presidential campaign supported by the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis.
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"Part of the reason I wrote the first master plan was to defend against the inevitable attacks Tesla would face accusing us of just caring about making cars for rich people, implying that we felt there was a shortage of sports car companies or some other bizarre rationale," Musk wrote last month in the second part of his Master Plan blog.
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Mark Zuckerberg: I think the way that the democratic process needs to work is people start talking about these problems and then even if it seems like it starts slowly in terms of people caring about data issues and technology policy, because it's a lot harder to get everyone to care about it than it is just a small number of decision makers.
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" She holds solid edges on "dealing with immigration" (10 points); "being a good commander-in-chief" (11 points); "improving America's standing in the world (14 points); "having the ability to handle a crisis" (18 points); "caring about people like me" (16 points); "handling foreign policy" (26 points); "dealing with racial problems" (20 points); and "having the ability to unite the country" (17 points).
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He's cool in a way few of the other wrestlers in NJPW are; his signature taunt, in which he opens his left eye wider with his fingers to stare at you, was picked up in Mexico as a physical retort to fans mocking his East Asian eyes, and it's become a symbol which is simultaneously defiant and invulnerable to caring about his doubters.
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When pressed by other Tumblr users to expand on her two-sentence Tumblr post that coined the term, Rowland elaborated on what she meant by "hopepunk," touching on themes present in both her own psyche and in the spirit of resistance and political agitation all around her: Hopepunk says that genuinely and sincerely caring about something, anything, requires bravery and strength.
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Whether it's David learning to let Patrick's earnestness in (and, in turn, serenading him back with his own impassioned lip sync performance of Tina Turner's song) or Moira involving herself in the community both as a member of the Jazzagals and as an elected member of Schitt's Creek's Town Council, Levy has anchored the show on a warm-hearted embrace of caring about those around us.
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"Her commitment — as a professor, as a public servant, as a senator — her commitment to the middle class and the working class and caring about the least amongst us versus those who are already in power and already have opportunity, that's why I support her," said Eboni Nelson, a law professor at the University of South Carolina School of Law, who Warren taught at Harvard.
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Ah, your small, sweet nephew—the cuteness locus of the family since you grew up, since everyone stopped caring about you and your excitement, you noticed a certain tarnish on Christmas the first year you started crying mid-opening the presents and nobody really cared because you were 15—has made you his present this year, because he is a tiny funds-less child!
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There is something that is profoundly liberating about walking into a space and feeling like someone has been worrying and caring about you, and the way that people describe it is really like your shoulders relax and release and you just feel this calm, and we call it the warm fuzzy feeling, but it is an amazing feeling that is hard to describe or quantify.
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I like to use that quote from The Devil Wears Prada: It's so amazing and so fun, because Meryl Streep makes it fun, but as Stella Bugbee points out, it's ultimately a lie because Oscar de La Renta, or whoever makes cerulean hot, probably saw cerulean on some kid walking down the street who's not even caring about whatever's going on in high fashion editorial.
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Critic's Pick "Creed II" affirms two great truths of our pop-cultural moment: that Michael B. Jordan is currently the ascendant American male movie star and that the revived, revised "Rocky" franchise — focused on the trials and triumphs of Adonis Creed, Rocky Balboa's protégé and the son of his long-departed friend and rival — is the only heroic Hollywood multisequel narrative worth caring about.
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Wyclef, whose own verse is about a school crush who becomes a prostitute with an ungrateful pimp, stars in the video for some reason as a secret agent who receives his briefs on a Sony Vaio phone and who is tasked with rescuing a woman slated for deportation (much respect to Wyclef for caring about this issue, however dubiously it's presented, a decade before your neighborhood Twitter activist).
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"It's extremely common among college students to wear your affiliation, whether on a T-shirt or iPhone cover or computer cover — that's where people are literally wearing the things they're caring about, whether it's their sorority or Dance Marathon [a philanthropic fundraising event], so it doesn't surprise me at all," Michael Simon, executive director at Northwestern University's Hillel, says of Shmattes, which actually includes a tee donated by Simon.
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Everyone comes to caring about this because they're looking for an escape of some kind, a thing to study and scream about and a place to be together with other people, but it's safe to say that no one gets there quite the same way or stays for quite the same reasons, at least beyond the fact that all this suffering is, somehow, extremely cool and good to us.
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Yes… not my favorite, neither the smartest fashion choice I made in middle school, however, the point I am trying to make is that I felt obligated to go buy and wear these clothes just because it was 'popular' … I've pretty much stopped caring about what brand my clothes are just because I wear clothes to make myself happy and to express my personality, not to please or conform to the people around me.
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But even before this year's rally was announced, the alt-right had already been embroiled in a debate about whether caring about looking less like hardened fascists and neo-Nazis and more like everyday white American citizens is a goal or, as the Daily Beast first reported, an example of weakness or even "optics-cucking" — "cuck" being a reference to a pornography genre in which a man watches another man have sex with his wife.
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So I think that the history of democracy versus more totalitarian systems is it always seems like the totalitarian systems are going to be more efficient and the democracies are just going to get left behind, but, you know, smart people, you know, people start discussing these issues and caring about them, and I do think we see that people do now care much more about their own privacy about data issues, about the technology industry.
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