" He finishes: "End of story – I couldn't care less.
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Ooh, what a nose dive and he couldn't care less.
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But inside a nearby house, the residents couldn't care less.
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They burn everything you could burn; they couldn't care less.
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This season, I couldn't care less who wins, or why.
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I'm not keeping anything under wraps, I couldn't care less.
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I couldn't care less if anybody likes him or not.
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Whatever color the next Superman is, I couldn't care less.
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I couldn't care less about being shunned by such people.
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"Gian couldn't care less about trendy neighborhoods," Mr. Lahav said.
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So, get off of it, but they couldn't care less.
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Emmy Rossum couldn't care less about the number on the scale.
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Audiophiles will never like Beats, but the company couldn't care less.
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Except the real truth is that this woman couldn't care less.
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I couldn't care less how you identify, but this isn't right.
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"I honestly couldn't care less," JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said Tuesday.
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He couldn't care less about the fate of the captive riders.
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Cousins and uncles are fans, but my immediate family couldn't care less.
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Tunde believes that, really, fans couldn't care less about an artist's analytics.
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At a news conference, he said he "couldn't care less" about Guaido.
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I don't get many letters in return, but I couldn't care less.
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" Using a stock analogy, Schlossberg said: "[Trump] couldn't care less about profit.
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"I couldn't care less if he's won the last five," he said.
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He's always super into his fantasy team, while I couldn't care less.
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Bumblebees couldn't care less if you're a member of the royal family.
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Couldn't care less about the wedding but good LORD Cara Delevingne: pic.twitter.
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"I have no business with Saudi Arabia, couldn't care less," Trump said.
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Don't be fooled folks, those Movember fundraisers couldn't care less about charity.
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The other members of this outdated idea of family couldn't care less.
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As a side note, I couldn't care less about yield sign wordplay.
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I couldn't care less what they say because my views haven't changed.
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They couldn't care less that I had a fancy degree from Oxford.
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They couldn't care less that I had a fancy degree from Oxford.
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Otherwise we'll keep electing leaders who couldn't care less about those rights.
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I couldn't care less what the people who worked on the movie intended.
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She took off her jacket, and couldn't care less about the cab waiting.
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Personally, I couldn't care less about how many unique page views this sends.
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As long as we're grinding out decent results, we honestly couldn't care less.
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We couldn't care less, as long as you make some for us, too.
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Pyongyang couldn't care less about U.S. and Republic of Korea (ROK) security measures.
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Anyone who's been watching Trump knows he couldn't care less about supporting women.
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Trump couldn't care less about Russian hacking attempts to interfere with the election.
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"She couldn't care less that I was sick, which I loved," Claire says.
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Most conservatives his age "couldn't care less that I'm gay," he told me.
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Alt-rock was acutely self-conscious; ska couldn't care less what anyone thought.
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Not everyone does, and they probably couldn't care less about the show's narrative burden.
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Her boyfriend, a Ph.D. candidate studying applied math and computer science, couldn't care less.
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Here he is kind of… angling over Bill Cartwright, who absolutely couldn't care less.
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"My kids couldn't care less about what I do," he says with a laugh.
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I couldn't care less ... They do not represent the interests of the Russian state.
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But I haven't had a boyfriend in three years, and I couldn't care less.
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I couldn't care less about Bernie, but he wins and he wins, like me.
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The president couldn't care less about facts, intelligence, military analysis or the national interest.
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Why negate them while allowing membership to people who couldn't care less about it?
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It is such a blessing, then, to have a partner who couldn't care less.
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Daybreak couldn't care less about those very self-conscious Puzzle Box Show-y constraints.
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But his allies couldn't care less about this week's history-making, legacy-shaping vote.
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Max and Cuddy are apparently daytime narcoleptics who couldn't care less about a laser.
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Similarly, I couldn't care less who my doctor voted for in the last election.
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"Moxie couldn't care less if Twitter made a lot of money," the former colleague says.
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To me, Valentine's Day is just another day, and I couldn't care less about it.
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I don't even live in England, I'm not from here, so I couldn't care less.
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They end up eating a bag of tortilla chips, and I really couldn't care less.
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We're told Brody's over Kaitlynn after their split and couldn't care less who she dates.
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"She couldn't care less about our gifts to her, whose mother has gone," Lohan wrote.
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Some of us can't wait to read our horoscopes every week; others couldn't care less.
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"I couldn't care less about any of this nonsense, it's noise to me," Kirk said.
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And though we're all impressed by Snow's skills, Snow looks like he couldn't care less.
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But, check out the video ... pretty clear the cast couldn't care less about her absence.
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Hawkins, it turns out, was named in that investigation too, but he couldn't care less.
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After everyone downs worms and drinks beachside, D'Andra finds the dildo and couldn't care less.
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All of us guys that aren't in the UFC, we couldn't care less about this.
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"He couldn't care less about the people," he said of the president in the statement.
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Democrats couldn't care less about Ford or her story because they are consumed with politics.
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Why does this matter if you couldn't care less about either the IMF or subjectivity?
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I'm so confident in being myself that I couldn't care less what anyone thinks about me.
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And if there's one thing Bethenny Frankel couldn't care less about, it's undue civility and politeness.
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I'm a meat eater and couldn't care less how much of the population eat meat, etc.
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Jane couldn't care less about the gender identity of the person her friend is crushing on.
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As for America's combative president and his trade war: "I couldn't care less," Mr Xu declared.
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Couldn't care less about how to say it, just looking for new ways to eat it?
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At this point, I couldn't care less about those six months of my life with Ethereum.
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It's obvious today that Trump hasn't read the Constitution and couldn't care less about the facts.
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But these industries and their lobbyists couldn't care less about what these laws do to consumers.
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But she couldn't care less, because she's had a great laugh and that was the point.
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"If I become president, I couldn't care less about my company," he said at one debate.
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" Donald Trump called for America to boycott Kanye West, saying, "He couldn't care less about Beyoncé.
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Since the authorities couldn't care less about Bahadur, Jai decides to investigate his classmate's disappearance himself.
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"They're not going to be bidding on it, so I couldn't care less about them," he said.
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Grand theft auto is a serious crime that carries grave consequences — but some criminals couldn't care less.
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Suffice it to say, counterfeiters couldn't care less about anyone they hurt while trying to make money.
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However, despite her high-class background, Sara couldn't care less about finding herself in a disreputable neighborhood.
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In fact, Slate couldn't care less for Evans' weekly game nights for those working on the movie.
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I honestly couldn't care less if it's here on the last race, as long as it's done.
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If you couldn't care less about your car's power plant, then these videos will likely convert you.
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He told her that he couldn't care less about the jewelry; he's just thankful that she's okay.
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No one company "owns" email, and the faceless protocol couldn't care less how often you use it.
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These presents will tell your special someone that you've thrown in the towel and couldn't care less.
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Putin also told NBC he "couldn't care less" if Russians had interfered in the U.S. presidential election.
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There are women who are really well dressed and women who couldn't care less about their outfits.
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In fact, Kelly couldn't care less about what the sports books think about his chances of winning.
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Here are two fierce warriors who couldn't care less about the societal expectations of them as women.
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As for that whole convicted sex offender thing -- among other crimes -- we're told Nicki couldn't care less.
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Most people couldn't care less how MoviePass gives them their cheap movies as long as they keep coming.
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But Cobain always went against the grain, and he couldn't care less about what anyone thought of him.
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And while the other women are seriously bothered by her lack of Bachelor etiquette, Catherine couldn't care less.
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PnB was at LAX Tuesday spittin' game at Kylie and clearly he couldn't care less she's with Tyga.
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We'll start with the more humorous ones for all those who couldn't care less or don't have kids.
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Netflix has started cracking down on VPN users, and CEO Reed Hastings couldn't care less about their gripes.
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And it's becoming increasingly clear that the US government, at least in its current incarnation, couldn't care less.
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"Out of context, I couldn't care less about how I appear on the spectrum of masculinity," he said.
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His comment came as President Donald Trump tweeted that he "couldn't care less" if Iran agrees to negotiate.
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He obsesses over the idea that he lives in a society that couldn't care less about his problems.
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Yet what's compelling about it has nothing to do with plot: Meyer clearly couldn't care less about that.
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Rickles clearly couldn't care less that Sinatra and the Rat Pack were basically Hollywood's version of the Avengers.
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It feels like a swamp, really, but all the women at RealSelf's house couldn't care less about the heat.
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This isn't the most sensitive depiction of pedophilia out there, but then again, Eisener couldn't care less about trying.
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From how happy the hubby and bride-to-be look in these pics ... we're guessing they couldn't care less.
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To film his family in the days leading up to his final bullfight... they couldn't care less about us.
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And the best adventurers of today, who couldn't care less about speed records, devote their lives to exploring them.
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Facebook's business is thus arguably less diversified than ever, but given its stellar results, most investors couldn't care less.
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At that point, Tom Steyer interrupts the tense moment simply to say hi to Bernie ... who couldn't care less.
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It's probably costing me from $3 to $5 billion for the privilege of being — and I couldn't care less.
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In fact, she couldn't care less what happens to her body after she dies and she lets Kris know it.
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"We love the city — you look at the other folks running, they couldn't care less about New York," he said.
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And one candidate has a reasonable, feasible plan to do something about this shame, while the other couldn't care less.
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I couldn't care less about that and I think that's as a result of growing up around the gay scene.
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And it's not much of a bargaining chip, since most Israelis couldn't care less where the embassy is ultimately located.
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"I couldn't care less about it," Mourad, a doctor in Algiers who had joined the protesters, said of the letter.
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"If they want to meet that's fine, and if they don't want to meet, I couldn't care less," he said.
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But, check out the clip ... Pump -- who went shirtless with a red fur coat for the night -- couldn't care less.
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Ryan has largely stood by the president once he took office and Trump reminded him Wednesday that he couldn't care less.
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Some of us, for example, really want to see the latest Star Trek news but couldn't care less about new toys.
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What's the point of sending a message if the person on the receiving end won't see it — or couldn't care less?
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To be honest, they couldn't care less about the gun we bought (which was, admittedly, a gun designed for killing varmints).
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I call Rent the Runway in a panic and get a customer service specialist who couldn't care less about my plight.
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Chyna clearly couldn't care less about Rob and Jamel being there, but Jamel sees it differently, because, of course he does.
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And the reason, Jake, (is) I think most Americans they couldn't care less about a bunch of politicians bickering like schoolchildren.
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Bob is horrified at the prospect of working with this not-so-dynamic duo again, but the mogul couldn't care less.
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Here's Alex Bregman super concerned about the Astros' cheating scand -- AHH JUST KIDDING, BREGS CLEARLY COULDN'T CARE LESS ABOUT YOUR ACCUSATIONS!!!
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Kim says she couldn't care less, and she's not being a bitch, but she thinks her brother is making a mistake.
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People said they feel ignored by the Washington establishment, hate the "liberal media," and couldn't care less about the Russia investigation.
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Most Republicans in Congress couldn't care less about the president's flagrant abuses of power or their oaths to uphold the Constitution.
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There are plenty of hungry people who couldn't care less about a "sell-by" date or a bruise on an apple.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said he couldn't care less that the company has hit $1 trillion in market value under his leadership.
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Will fight you over which YouTuber diss track is the most savage, although you keep telling him you really couldn't care less.
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Or these parents, who just found out they were grandparents-to-be and couldn't care less about the camera in their face.
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Next thing ya know, Lauren found herself surrounded by kids who couldn't care less about her camera, her microphone ... or her face.
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I would like to think that he wants a winning mom, but when it comes down to it, he couldn't care less.
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" In the end, the GOP presidential nominee stressed that he "couldn't care less" and reiterated that Machado is "somebody I don't know.
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This is one of Drake's lazier guest appearances in recent memory, it's full of corny come-ons, and I couldn't care less.
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Just as the mountains don't care what chart you have, the markets couldn't care less what your estimated rate of return is.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a new interview that he "couldn't care less" if Russians interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Most Israelis couldn't care less if Gazans or West Bankers choose to have slightly bigger families than the inhabitants of Tel Aviv.
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If people write a dumb hate comment, I couldn't care less, but when it's from you bros that's when I get upset.
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At the same time, people couldn't care less about who had and who hadn't fallen out of grace with the Communist leadership.
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"I can't stand this job anymore, and France Télécom couldn't care less," Mr. Grenouville wrote shortly before his death in August 2009.
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" Musk also told analysts that he had no interest in satisfying the interest of day traders and that he "couldn't care less.
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With co-workers, there's a complex art to seeming like you care about whatever they're talking about when you really couldn't care less.
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He couldn't care less if people like him or not; his only aim is to win and he'll play hard to do so.
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He couldn't care less about the petty inter-Westeros dealings, since he knows first hand what a danger the White Walker army is.
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The Republicans who did remain interested seemed mostly to not understand that Twitter's algorithm couldn't care less about the affected users' political leanings.
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The pro-business Bolsonaro finds a direct counterpart in Lady Eboshi, who couldn't care less about the trees or their living, breathing inhabitants.
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Star Wars fans might be excited for the premiere of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story this Friday, but dogs couldn't care less.
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These movies have no shame in presenting their characters as sexual beings, while their respective biopic counterparts couldn't care less about that element.
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We asked Robbie about the $4 billion purchase of the UFC by Hollywood talent agency WME/IMG -- and honestly ... he couldn't care less.
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"He really couldn't care less," says Pratt in the clip above, which was taken from the latest episode of The Graham Norton Show.
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Probably more so I met an amazing group of people who couldn't care less whether I could hit a tennis ball or not.
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But, considering Denis couldn't care less about his sign even if he tried, this decision probably says more about me than my relationship.
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"There is a generation across the continent that really couldn't care less what happens in the UK, much less Prince Harry," she said.
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When using all three of his impressive Simpsons voices — Moe Szyslak, Chief Wiggum and Apu Nahasapeemapetilon — for Ooby, the cat couldn't care less.
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He speaks slowly and earnestly, even though he is usually addressing a roomful of crooks who couldn't care less about what he's saying.
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So long as she can get somebody to let her do what she wants, she couldn't care less what happens to everybody else.
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By reducing Trump supporters to "ignorant deplorables," we only enhance our image as liberal elitists who couldn't care less about the working class.
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"I have a bunch of friends in Arkansas that couldn't care less about all of this," laughs Stell, who has now signed with Sony.
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Cha Min-song, a 29-year-old nurse from Suwon, south of Seoul, couldn't care less about the plight of the big auto unions.
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With that understood, helping consumers better understand which companies couldn't care less about privacy and security seems like the very least we can do.
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And while the other women are seriously bothered by her lack of Bachelor etiquette, Catherine couldn't care less — and Twitter was LIVING for it.
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And regardless of whether you love, hate, or couldn't care less about Valentine's Day, it's still a day to celebrate someone you care about.
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Maybe I should be worried that I won't be able to escape an attacker or something, but other than that, I couldn't care less.
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You will probably think I'm nuts for saying this, but even as their trainer, I couldn't care less about the weight loss this week.
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Trump, in 2010, reportedly told an audience at one of his golf courses that "China and other countries couldn't care less" about climate change.
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But funnily enough — as he's about to gain a lot more fans thanks to his latest modeling endeavor — Hein couldn't care less about fame.
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Whatever the explanation for our apathy, the country is under attack by Russia and the president of the United States evidently couldn't care less.
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The lawmakers looked as if they couldn't care less, and you have to wonder if this constant stock market talk is a good strategy.
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In "Emergency Contact," the Korean mom of the protagonist, Penny, is a crop-top-wearing rebel who couldn't care less about her daughter's grades.
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Democrats in Congress, he claimed, "couldn't care less" about the recent surge in migrants crossing the southern border, which reached record levels last month.
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Republicans couldn't care less about issues like women's health, gender equity, and family outcomes, so her initiatives don't earn her any brownie points with them.
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I couldn't care less about fitting in with everyone else, but with my family, I wanted to look like I was a part of them.
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Sutton is offered a great job in advertising sales, but couldn't care less about the "boring" topic, since she secretly wants to go into fashion.
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Edith Hill and Eddie Harrison are married, in their 90s, and couldn't care less about the fact that Eddie is white and Edith is Black.
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Some retirees want to leave money for their children, others want to support charities, and still others couldn't care less whether they leave anything behind.
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Nicki Minaj couldn't care less about her 2 exes' drama over BET weekend ... 'cause she's got a new hip-hop king to occupy her mind.
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Of course, the National Press Photographers Association doesn't like this new policy one bit -- which is pretty strict -- but we're told Ariana couldn't care less.
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Despite the criticism, the film made people want to visit the city—the type of people who couldn't care less about the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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Trump couldn't care less if people in urban areas, where Republicans have no hope of competing anyway, are upset with his strident, colorfully communicated views.
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With Stadium, we'll see if Facebook's can paint itself in team colors and rally fans without scaring away those who couldn't care less about sportsball.
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The Chicago Red Stars striker collected her second career MVP honor to kick off the NWSL's championship weekend, and, quite honestly, she couldn't care less.
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Mr. Trump's base pretty much couldn't care less about what The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, MSNBC or other reputable media outlets think.
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"We couldn't care less about the presidency; all we want to do is crash the election party and ruin it," said Mr. González, the spokesman.
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He couldn't care less that the dog's breakfast served up by the House on Thursday wounds the struggling Americans he had promised to lift up.
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It's clear that anyone tweeting the requests couldn't care less what people think about their love lives, which makes them shameless in the best way.
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Despite the misleading idea of Amsterdam as a paradise for weed, the general public couldn't care less about cannabis, and its production is still forbidden.
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If the Old Taylor is really dead, maybe she couldn't care less about being in the same room, let alone on the same stage, as Styles.
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And I knew Destiny was going to nail the shooting mechanics but I couldn't care less about the grind—even now, in Halo, I don't grind.
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While Wilander says Kyrgios' outlandish shots will not upset Nadal's rhythm, what could disturb the 33-year-old is the Australian's "couldn't care less" body language.
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But Bellator expects that, that is why they host events in places with no athletic commission or at least an athletic commission that couldn't care less.
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His lens couldn't care less about who you were wearing and how much you paid for it: No one could cut through the bullshit like Bill.
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Yvette Nicole Brown ("Community") surprises as an updated version of the villainous Aunt Sarah, who couldn't care less for Lady when she has to house-sit.
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For a decade, this stretch of Hollywood was nothin' but a good time for a sprawling community, and those who survived it clearly couldn't care less.
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And whether you're a fan of the label and what it stands for or you couldn't care less, the brand's quality and comfort speak for itself.
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Orsini said they couldn't care less about that small detail, and went ahead with their plan to be married at their dream destination, vegan menu included.
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Some tenants couldn't miss work or couldn't find childcare or were confused by the whole process or couldn't care less or would rather avoid the humiliation.
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Until they add another outside threat (Andre Roberson isn't it), get used to seeing this: Nemanja Bjelica couldn't care less about guarding Grant in the corner.
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I couldn't care less about the cameras in the bank, when you are at at the bank, cashing a check and you have 15 cameras on you.
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"I've been an actor for 20 years and I've encountered all kinds of criticism, so I couldn't care less about some racist idiots trying to @ me today."
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I follow certain makeup artists and beauty editors on social media solely to peek into their makeup routines (I couldn't care less about watching an unboxing video).
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Surely there's no reason to let the yardage of your eighth-round pick who plays for an NFL squad you couldn't care less about determine your happiness.
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There is no shortage of examples of people who are wildly successful, yet couldn't care less about their behavior, morale, integrity or waking up at 5 a.m.
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" No matter how many times you tell an interviewer that you're interested in the position, your lack of due diligence tells the firm: "I couldn't care less.
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A bear the size of a department store given the power of flight: VanderMeer couldn't care less about technological plausibility, and "Borne" isn't, at heart, science fiction.
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In 2016 let's stop arguing and picking fights with one another where it's unnecessary and focus on better educating these people—the people who couldn't care less.
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Although you'd never be able to be a teacher or in the police force and also work in porn, certain worlds, such as music, couldn't care less.
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I agree that there needs to be more fruit and vegetables, but the problem is we are dealing with teenagers who couldn't care less about eating healthy.
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However, an extra challenge exists for the country's communist government -- to create public interest in winter sports among a population that for the moment couldn't care less.
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If anything had to do with the business end of it, it was like you better talk to Eddie about it because these guys couldn't care less.
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I've been with Florence on packed trains and realized people are staring as she holds on to the hand rail above her head — and she couldn't care less.
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" They claim they couldn't care less what the Bristol motorcycling community think of them, and that they saw the awareness ride but "don't really think anything of it.
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We want them to last forever, and to communicate our values and identity: into fashion or couldn't-care-less; hip-hop or pop; athlete, professional, or professional athlete.
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Regardless of the results, J. P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon told analysts on a conference call that he "honestly couldn't care less" about the "speed bump" in trading.
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This alone would have put him in the "Good Guy Hall of Fame," as most TV executives couldn't care less about helping anyone starting out —but not Garry.
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Omari's parents sent him to a private school in order to give him a better chance in a world that couldn't care less if he prospers or fails.
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" They couldn't care less about what [people are] buying because they don't make much money off that—it's more about bringing attention to the bigger items," he continues.
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Fans, coaches and players couldn't care less who is responsible, though, they are just fed up with being on the wrong end of the NBA's endless officiating debacles.
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"Gore wants us to clean up our factories and plants in order to protect us from global warming, when China and other countries couldn't care less," he said.
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The novel disrespects borders, and that, no doubt, will infuriate those readers who couldn't care less about Mexicans, starving or otherwise, if their legal status is in doubt.
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"I think they are just trying to save face in the House and couldn't care less what happens to it in the Senate," one GOP lobbyist told me.
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For those who couldn't care less about football, this Thanksgiving weekend channel surf your way to the most delicious holiday specials and marathons basic cable has to offer.
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You'd think international soccer superstar Zlatan Ibrahimovic would be a LITTLE upset that vandals keep targeting his statue in Sweden ... but it seems the guy couldn't care less.
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He's not into protests or petitions, couldn't care less about identity politics, and reckons we should all forget about bullshit "safe spaces" and just having a fucking good time.
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The reigning women's hot dog eating champion, Miki Sudo ... couldn't care less about getting equal coverage as men, she just wants the bread -- and we mean money, not buns.
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Prior to the BBC interview where Johnson suggested replacing the JCPOA with a "Trump deal," the president tweeted he "couldn't care less" if Iran ever negotiates a new agreement.
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" And then Anissa (who's gay, by the way, and her parents couldn't care less) bites back with Fannie Lou Harner: "I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired.
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MLB great Curt Schilling tells TMZ Sports he's fed up with the Baseball Hall Of Fame ... and at this point couldn't care less if he's ever voted into Cooperstown.
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Here's what we think ... if she wants to keep doing this, it would touch millions of people who couldn't care less about politics, especially the way it's currently presented.
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His base probably couldn't care less about what happens in Helsinki, so he has a free hand to deal with Putin in a way few other US presidents have.
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I couldn't care less about male-driven stories and war movies, not because I'm not an intellectual individual, but because I want to know what's happening to a woman.
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Simeone has often been accused of being an ultra-defensive coach, but he couldn't care less: his vision of football isn't going to change just because some people disapprove.
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He doesn't spend his free time watching NBA basketball and he couldn't care less about where Philadelphia is positioned in the standings until 82 games are in the books.
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"I couldn't care less about pouring my heart out in public," he said over a recent afternoon tea near his apartment in Greenwich Village, dressed in his trademark brown.
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"I think he's doing a great job, and I couldn't care less about his tax returns," said Valeria Bianco, 59, a business consultant from Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Fla.
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To hear Deal and those lawmakers tell it, they couldn't care less that Delta has been based in Atlanta since 1941 and has broad economic impact on the state.
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Regardless, Trump loyalists said the strong economy and job market are top of mind for the president's base and argue it couldn't care less about White House palace intrigue.
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As it turns out, Train couldn't care less that he was searching for poop instead of drugs -- all he wanted was a ball to play with at the end.
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"She's my biggest fan, but at the same time she couldn't care less — which is awesome," McCreery, 303, told PeopleTV ahead of the 2018 Country Music Association Awards on Wednesday.
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As a shaken Deckard gets ahold of himself, he remarks that the real Rachael had green eyes, and walks away like the hardboiled, couldn't-care-less detective he once was.
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So, while the rest of the city -- and the sports community -- was up crazy late watching one of the greatest offensive games in World Series history, Pippen couldn't care less.
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Still, Sanders said, it is Trump's position that the voters of Alabama should decide Moore's fate, which is to say, Trump couldn't care less if Moore drops out or not .
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But when I saw a screenshot of the message, I recognized my mother's signature touches — punctuation errors she couldn't care less about correcting, and her tendency to overindulge in emoji.
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If it looks like most passers-by couldn't care less about these teenagers and their free far-right newspapers, it's because they've got plenty of other things to worry about.
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We got the Big Baller at LAX ... and wanted to know what he thought about one of his predictions not panning out, and you guessed it ... he couldn't care less.
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As for the other pro-growth suggestions, the president and his cabinet of billionaires couldn't care less about inequality and seem to be gunning for a trade war with China.
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You may have heard that there is a certain sporting event happening this weekend... But you may also be that certain type of person who couldn't care less about it.
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As we race ever closer to the sun on the rails of a steel coaster, I can feel my jowls becoming one with my neck — but I couldn't care less.
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President Donald Trump tweeted on Sunday that he "couldn't care less" if Iran negotiates with the U.S. or not, and again warned the Iranian regime not to "kill" its protesters.
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As recently as his interview with NBC's Megyn Kelly, he said he "couldn't care less" if Russians meddled in the election and that any hackers do not represent the state.
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"That may have been fine for a 65-year-old ex-mobster who entered the program ten years ago and never was on Facebook and couldn't care less," Demleitner says.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin told NBC News he "couldn't care less" if citizens of his country meddled in the 2016 U.S. elections because they were not linked to the Kremlin.
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In a flurry of tweets, the CIA announced that Lulu couldn't care less about sniffing for bombs, and that she would be let go from her government job, effective immediately.
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He didn't even have Instagram until we had been dating for a few months, couldn't care less about Snap's IPO, and reminds me to put away my phone and enjoy life.
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Photo: Ryan Hodnett (Wikimedia Commons)Birds couldn't care less about your human entertainment, and a killdeer certainly isn't going to change its breeding plans to accommodate Ottawa's annual Bluesfest music festival.
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Once again, Johnny was nowhere to be found in any of these photos, and once again we couldn't care less ... but we have to tip our hat to the young man.
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And as someone who has worked many international kidnapping investigations, I know that the families of those detained couldn't care less about the reasons behind the release of their loved ones.
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One of the major puzzles facing Ryan, which he has never fully solved, is how to help a president win partisan victories when the Chief Executive couldn't care less about party.
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But that mugging finally did it for me, cause a thousand people called me faggot before that, and I couldn't care less, but that guy, that day, it really did something.
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Try buying second-hand: Ebay, thrift shops and neighborhood listservs are brimming with stuff someone else's kids absolutely had to have a few years ago and now couldn't care less about.
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The president made it clear then that he "couldn't care less what they say" though the White House said immediately after the interview that Trump wasn't trying to influence monetary policy.
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The media like to make out that we all love the monarchy and can't wait for the royal wedding when actually over half of young people say that they couldn't care less.
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Elias Rukla's intimate life is a lie; but so is his teaching life (the imparting of official wisdom to students who couldn't care less); and so is his political and civic life.
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He also said that he "couldn't care less" if Russians had attempted to meddle in the election and said he would never extradite those charged to the United States to stand trial.
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All this, while Mexicans have been vilified as rapists and murderers and freeloaders by the American president, who is also on record saying he couldn't care less whether his policies hurt them.
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The best sports books appeal to serious sports fans but also to readers who couldn't care less about statistics or play-by-plays and are just looking for a darn good story.
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A more conventional candidate would probably care enough about the RNC to make sure it didn't end up getting ensnared in a consent decree violation; Donald Trump, by all appearances, couldn't care less.
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He couldn't care less about how Hannah got pregnant, because he thinks it's the worst idea out of a string of very bad, impulsive decisions she's made over the course of her life.
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Bose is a name people recognize even if they couldn't care less about fancy audio, and the Quiet Comfort 35 II have remained the headphones to beat since their release in summer 2018.
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"But this time, I'm trying to take proper time off for a few months after, as well," added the star, joking that folks involved in film production "couldn't care less" about paternity leave.
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LONDON (Reuters) - French 12th seed Kristina Mladenovic brushed aside her second- round defeat at Wimbledon on Thursday, saying she couldn't care less about it and was just happy she had not been injured.
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I was getting tangled inside my ethics and, again, making my hair about other people who, realistically, couldn't care less about what the dead stuff that grew out of my head looked like.
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She hit the sand in South Beach for a football game with her two friends Friday ... and while she ain't gonna make anybody forget Tom Brady anytime soon -- we honestly couldn't care less.
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Trump even acknowledged in the interview that he was setting himself up for criticism, but said that he "couldn't care less" because his views haven't changed from when he was a private citizen.
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Safaree Samuels couldn't care less about Nicki Minaj, Meek Mill, Nas or anyone else even arguably connected to Friday's ambush that sent him running ... at least that's what he wants us to think.
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So when Mr. Rubio genuflects at the altars of supply-side economics and hard money, he isn't telling ordinary Republicans what they want to hear — by and large the party's base couldn't care less.
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As much as stern-faced Australian customs agents may have implored Depp and Heard to learn their lesson from the incident, it appears Depp is trying to show the world he couldn't care less.
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I told them that this was my bread and butter, and that I had no other way of making money, but they couldn't care less and ordered me to shut down my operation immediately.
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" The spokesperson went on to mention a rock collection fan page associated with a store that sells rocks, and a group for Unicorn Moms, defined as moms who "couldn't care less what you think.
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If you're the type of person who couldn't care less if anyone knows what you do in the sack, then by all means, buy that smart condom that dubiously claims it can detect STIs.
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But if the question is whether, a century from now, his operas will get new productions, his symphonies will circulate more frequently, or pianists will take on his études, Mr. Glass couldn't care less.
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Maybe I'm in the minority here, but I couldn't care less if Spears was lip-syncing at her concerts or not — as long as she puts on an amazing performance, does it really matter?
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The silver lining: Drugstores are plentiful in China (they'll sometimes have a green awning or ads for knockoff Viagra in the front), and the people who work there couldn't care less about your problems.
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I couldn't care less about Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's affair with Monica Lewinsky.
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" Later in the segment, one host noted most doctors disagree and that studies do not show a link, which Mr. Trump acknowledged, adding, "It's also very controversial to even say, but I couldn't care less.
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"In an estate sale, the board couldn't care less if it's emptied," so long as the buyer intends to keep the stuff, said Pierre E. Debbas, a Manhattan lawyer who specializes in real estate transactions.
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If you appreciate Star Wars but couldn't care less about a lot of its more obscure details — like me — you're probably just seeing the big-eyed, big-eared baby alien as yet another merchandising opportunity.
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Olivia Culpo is back in her natural habitat on Miami Beach, but this time she's hittin' the sand without her on-again-off-again beau, Danny Amendola -- which you couldn't care less about right now.
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But Disney is going to try anyway, because there is money to be made—and because there is money to be made, the company couldn't care less that people will almost undoubtedly hate this thing.
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"People who are [dealing with] poor mental health tend not worry at all about what they're wearing, couldn't care less what they're wearing, and really lose interest in most things, including their clothes," Mair says.
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Trump has demonstrated that he couldn't care less about such allegations, even mulling a comeback for Rob Porter, who was accused of physical abuse by his two ex-wives, one of whom provided chilling photos.
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Pee Wee couldn't care less about the charge, he was laser-focused on Lima, the woman he met on Instagram but had finally just met in person ... right before the bounty hunters took him down.
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"Unlike the NFL, which cares about its popularity and its reputation, the people who run the exchanges, for one, clearly couldn't care less — otherwise they'd do something about the erratic way stocks can trade," he said.
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Most people are completely indifferent and couldn't care less, but they're happy to go along with it for the time being because they haven't really stopped to think about why they should get rid of it.
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Daniels acknowledges the "fine line" the company must walk to maintain its appeal among younger audiences who grew up watching YouTube more than network television, and probably couldn't care less about a Step Up TV show.
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I leaned into the gossip, telling her that this was probably accurate considering that he'd traveled with her early in the morning from out of state to go to an event he couldn't care less about.
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Isn't it about time we have an American president who couldn't care less whether he's loved in Paris or Brussels — capitals our soldiers once liberated only so that they could repay us with freeloading and condescension?
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By contrast, here is Levis studying poverty: Poor means knowing the trees couldn't care less Whether you carve the initials of your enemiesAll over the trunk's white bark, Or whether this sleep beneath them is your last.
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"I love and appreciate my bod regardless of the extra loose skin, soft tone and uneven boobs (my kids couldn't care less either although Evaliah [her older daughter] loves to grab at my tummy all day)," she said.
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I'm engaged with some of what's going on and couldn't care less about, say, the Man in Black's treasure quest or Ford's subordinates pitching him an elaborate new narrative for the park and Ford ultimately shooting it down.
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" Self-made millionaire and "Shark Tank" star Barbara Corcoran says she "couldn't care less" about what her two kids think about her and her business: "What I care about is they grow up and not be spoiled rotten.
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The Nightingale's horror is real, rather than psychological, and it grapples brutally with the aftereffects of grief and anger at having your life forcibly taken from you by an occupying force who couldn't care less about your humanity.
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Putin: We'll work with any U.S. president Putin the Economist In his speech, and in questions from CNN's Fareed Zakaria, Putin claimed Russia couldn't care less about the sanctions, that its economy is recovering and is poised for growth.
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As we pointed out on Monday, Kim Kardashian has been cultivating a Miami wardrobe strictly consisting of one fully sheer, nipple-baring ensemble after the next and she really couldn't care less what you happen to think about it.
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Its efforts to stamp out Kurdish threats may help further isolate the country among its neighbors, but "Turkey couldn't care less," Wolfango Piccoli, a co-president of political risk analysis firm Teneo intelligence told CNBC by phone on Thursday.
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His supporters insist that this week's run of dreadful stories are of interest only to those in the Westminster bubble, and that ordinary voters couldn't care less whether the likes of Ms Rudd are in the cabinet or not.
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But Humphrey's fascism rhetoric ties the social conservative critique of Trump to that of neoconservatives, who couldn't care less about abortion law but similarly zero in on the idea of Trump as a uniquely dangerous demagogue with dictatorial tendencies.
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If you follow a college football or basketball coach on Twitter, there's a good chance you've seen a predictable stew of retread Michael Jordan quotes and Bible verses suddenly replaced by retweets of high school kids you couldn't care less about.
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Larry Page and Sergey Brin of Google: Too odd; Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook: A nice boy but, um, no; Amazon's Jeff Bezos: I guess in a pinch, but he lives in Seattle and probably couldn't care less about being anyone's god.
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When a political candidate is allowed and encouraged by his peers to push the hate and racism buttons for far too long, this is the result: a man who didn't really want the job, representing people he couldn't care less about.
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Your never-ending quest towards impeachment is a constant reminder to these Americans that you don't trust their judgment, that you mock their way of life, and that you couldn't care less about the issues that matter most to them.
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These conversations are mostly part of Lord Varys's full-court press to convince Tyrion to turn on Daenerys Targaryen and, instead, back Jon Snow's claim to the Iron Throne, despite Jon's constant insistence that he couldn't care less about having power.
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" If Trump is elected President, he warned, "the millions of people who voted for him and believe that he represents their interests will learn what anyone who deals closely with him already knows—that he couldn't care less about them.
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Interestingly, there's also a line—"Got this black narcissist off my back / She couldn't care less and I never cared more / So there's no more to say about that"—that appears to fire shots at Azealia Banks, who Lana recently feuded with.
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" Maturing from Hermione to Belle in @beautyandthebeast is a true coming-of-age story for @EmmaWatson: "I couldn't care less if I won an Oscar or not if the movie didn't say something that I felt was important for people to hear.
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Ali's exploratory, politicized lesbianism offends her more traditional girlfriend (Carrie Brownstein, who also shows up for a minute in "Carol") and amuses the roving, rapacious Sarah, who, while stewing in a sauna, basically says that she couldn't care less about the patriarchy.
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Make no mistake, reversing this dangerous trend for Congressional Republicans is the No. 1 priority for the GOP right now and the party is very close to the "couldn't care less" mode when it comes to Trump's chances to win in November.
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There was also a raging debate about whether Kylie -- skating her ass off with Kourtney, Khloe and Kendall on the eve of Forbes' news -- was actually self-made or not but, at this point ... we're sure she couldn't care less about that.
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The broader political playing field, that of the ever-present struggle between the ANC and the DA, is leaving a horrendous mark on a community that couldn't care less about who takes care of the situation—just that it's taken care of.
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Vicky Bennison, a 60-year-old British woman with a background in international development, never intended Pasta Grannies to become a minor YouTube hit or to make stars of a handful of Italian nonnas who couldn't care less about their influencer status.
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And, as Albert Ahn, MD, an internist at NYU Langone Medical Center explains to Buzzfeed, some of us are just simply more sensitive to those environmental changes than others, which means we're left with cold hands more often — even when our coworkers couldn't care less.
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"For the older cartels that were mostly about smuggling drugs in the U.S., they couldn't care less who was the mayor as long as the mayor did not get involved or try to impede the business," said Alejandro Hope, a security analyst in Mexico City.
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"They are very powerful in the region, and they couldn't care less about what the State Department wants to do," Jean-François Seznec, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, a research group in Washington, said of Exxon Mobil's pursuits in the Middle East.
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They were the collateral damage in his crusade, black and brown bodies up against walls and down on the ground, groped in the middle of the city by strange men with guns, a vast expanse of human psychological wreckage about which he couldn't care less.
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If you've got a spacious living room (or if you couldn't care less about vertical video), you're better off with one of the company's standard QLED sets, which come in much larger sizes, or something from another brand like TCL, Vizio, LG, or Sony.
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"Portman couldn't care less about working families in Appalachia — Portman voted to slash mine safety funding and restrict access to black lung health care and benefits for miners and their families and took campaign cash from coal barons like convicted criminal Don Blankenship," he said.
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For the most part, the great TV dramas of the post-Sopranos era (so roughly 1999 to the present) ask how we function in a modern society that seems designed to turn us into cogs in a giant, implacable system that couldn't care less about us.
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But in her typical fashion, she had no time for those on social media attempting to shame her; as the swimsuit model and cookbook author has made clear time and time again, she truly couldn't care less, and her latest wardrobe wrestling match was no exception.
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WATCH: 'Little Women: LA' Star Terra Jolé Says Her Kids Inspired Her to Compete on "DWTS" Briana feeling like the prom will be a bunch of "mean girls" in high school is just women that once cared for her and now feel like we couldn't care less.
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" Concord Management is challenging the designation through the US courts, while Prigozhin was quoted by state news agency RIA Novosti at the time as saying that he "couldn't care less" about the latest US sanctions placed on him and that he would "stop going to McDonald's.
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A Sparrow who worked on a Disney cruise for four years (who asked that his name not be included because he signed a nondisclosure agreement with Disney) said that he couldn't care less about Jack Sparrow — he was just an actor in a role that paid the bills.
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This one is for people who couldn't care less about curling: This one is for people who can't be bothered to figure out figure skating scoring: And this one is for people who aren't going to take the time to learn about all the different events for skiing.
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Whether you're a die-hard Duke fan or couldn't care less about seeing a ball go through a hoop, you've probably heard some mention of brackets, the predictions that people put together about which teams will come out on top of the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament.
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PlayStation VR's natural habitat is an all-purpose entertainment space that you might share with any number of people, including ones who couldn't care less about VR. Like the PlayStation itself, PSVR feels best as something you can kick back and enjoy without rearranging your living room into a VR cave.
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The hard part of a marriage isn't creating the fire, but making sure it never goes out -- that even in the moments when you couldn't care less whether those embers fade into darkness, you have to fight to make sure they don't, to blow air out across them to keep them aflame.
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" Though sources say Kardashian blames herself for the robbery (and security experts and Karl Lagerfeld also agree that she should not have flaunted the jewelry on social media), other sources say West is just happy she's safe: "He told her that he couldn't care less about the jewelry; he's just thankful that she's okay.
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But local officials in other parts of the state have allowed them to stay open, and videos of young spring breakers on some of Florida's beaches over the last week have gone viral as they flout guidance from the federal government and, in some cases, outright tell reporters that they couldn't care less about the spread of the coronavirus.
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"Lying on the ground in my graduation gown, lifeless, showered in glitter, I'm lying atop the accolades, the degrees and nice clothes that I was promised would keep me safe from a world that couldn't care less, while the framed projections on the wall show a futile effort to immortalize accolades that prove worthless for a dead man," describes Granger.
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The guy who clicks on the malvertising ad, the lady who doesn't update her software, the agencies that horde software vulnerabilities so they can use them, the companies that produce faulty code and take their sweet time fixing it, the legislators and regulators who criminalize legitimate security research, and consumers who couldn't care less: we're all part of one big, vulnerable ecosystem.
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Putin said during the interview that he "couldn't care less" if Russians had interfered in the U.S. election, claiming those indicted by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE weren't connected to the Kremlin.
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It works just like you'd expect and just like in Slack; this update allows you to now quickly add a thumbs-up emoji to all those comments in Hangouts Slack Chat that you couldn't care less about but where internal politics dictate that you should say something (or, in Google-speak: "communication styles at work are evolving, and expressive communication modes are oftentimes preferred over simple text").
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Among other things, this meant a lot of hanging out with old friends in Auckland "who couldn't care less about my music career," she said, and a trip by helicopter to a rental house on a remote island called Waiheke, in New Zealand, where she wrote songs without distraction, and where her only visitor was a wild dog she found lying on her bed one day.
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They couldn't care less about VR. They suffered tennis in Nintendo's weird smelling VR set up and they trucked their ass to arcades and Circuit City to try demos in the 90s and they've heard it all before and for the last few years they've had to listen whispers of Oculus Rift and HTC Vive and what these $600 devices could do with the addition of a grand or two in computer processing power.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE said Sunday that he "couldn't care less" if Iranian officials wish to negotiate with the U.S., a remark that comes shortly after his national security adviser went on television to tout how the administration's "maximum pressure" campaign would force Tehran to the negotiating table.
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Voters couldn't care less about the inner-workings of CMS's policy team, but they'll definitely understand Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and Republican candidates in close races pointing to an administration that is unraveling – whether directly or indirectly – the very program that millions of seniors rely and depend upon for high-quality health care.
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"I own a big property in Ireland, magnificent property called Doonbeg, what happened is I went for an approval to do this massive, beautiful expansion — that was when I was a developer, now I couldn't care less about it — but I learned a lot because I got the approvals very quickly from Ireland and then Ireland and my people went to the EU to get the approval — it was going to take years — that was a very bad thing for Ireland," the then-president elect explained.
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