Kim's is "distract, distract, distract" and her skin tight Matrix-look will do just that.
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The Democratic strategy for Friday's hearing was to let the facts speak for themselves, while the Republican strategy was to distract, distract, distract.
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If he was indeed plotting and aiming to distract, what was he trying to distract from?
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"It's very clear that there are going to be noise and news of the day that can clearly distract government, it can distract Congress, it can distract the people," Ryan said.
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While you don't want to distract yourself from uncomfortable emotions, you do want to distract yourself from certain types of thoughts about your ex.
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Rashida Tlaib and others — distract from substantive policy discussion.
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Related: This Neat Knick-Knack Lets You Defy Gravity to Distract Yourself The 'Subwayhands' Photo Series Captures the Complicated Emotions of Transit Distract Yourself Forever with Instagram's Best Collection of Science Toys
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Related: This Neat Knick-Knack Lets You Defy Gravity to Distract Yourself The 'Subwayhands' Photo Series Captures the Complicated Emotions of Transit Distract Yourself Forever with Instagram's Best Collection of Science Toys
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It is another attempt to distract from an inhumane policy.
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Doesn't distract them from getting into the Twitter position, yeah.
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And she did not let love or romance distract her.
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It's enough culture to distract you from the cold chill.
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If only he had something more important to distract him.
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Don't 👏 let 👏 them 👏 distract 👏 you. 👏
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Instead, he tries to distract us with fear of Them.
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Aziz said he ran outside hoping to distract the gunman.
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To inspire us and distract us in times of trouble.
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The attention and potential for sex distract from painful emotions.
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Some carry dog biscuits to distract aggressive and hungry mutts.
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Additionally, it could distract from the president's responsibilities in office.
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That can distract from the message you're about to present.
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Ivanka had to turn on Fox News to distract him.
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They distract you from your objective and sap your energy.
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He'll use whatever points he can to distract from it.
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Don't let them distract you or push you off course.
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They distract from the larger, institutional problem of parental leave.
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I think that's really just an effort to distract people.
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Trump says the DNC hacked itself to distract from controversies.
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It's not going to distract you, like jitters and palpitations.
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Perhaps Mr Xi's politicking will distract him from healing it.
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But sauce did not distract the kitchen from core techniques.
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Also, no one had phones or TVs to distract them.
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I watched with a sinking heart, trying to distract her.
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Second, I chanted quietly to distract myself from the sensation.
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To allow anything to distract from that is a mistake.
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Why add unnecessary elements that distract from someone else's work?
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How do you deal with people trying to distract you?
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No wonder he's going to such lengths to distract us.
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At the very least, checking your phone will distract you.
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She said that the governor was trying to distract voters.
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It helped distract Herring and calm his nerves a bit.
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This can help distract from whatever economic pain they're experiencing.
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"I didn't want to distract from what's outside," he said.
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Don't let anyone distract you from doing what you're doing.
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That phrase is used to divide and used to distract.
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Each is necessary, but none can distract attention from Edward.
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The cabin is simple, with little to distract the driver.
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Impeachment proceedings against Mr Trump will distract lawmakers for months.
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What you need is a good novel to distract you.
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Some Clinton supporters came to distract themselves from expected result.
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Singh might distract news media attention from all other competitors.
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Don't let Trump's tweets of Islamophobic conspiracy theories distract you.
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"Why distract with this kind of nonsense he gets into?"
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But don't let that distract you from a crucial revelation.
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Toss a bottle through a window to distract an enemy.
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Rather, it's his ability to confuse and distract from them.
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Get the person out of it, or distract the harasser.
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How Much Should Fans Be Allowed to Distract Opposing Teams?
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It's a way to distract from the issue at hand.
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Having to take a test in swimwear seems not to distract most young men, but it does distract many young women, almost certainly due to the absurd beauty standards to which they are disproportionately subjected.
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I didn't want ethical accusations to distract from the main issue.
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Sometimes, you need fake drama to distract you from real drama.
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The site just knows when to distract you with more content.
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It might even distract you from the Taylor-Drake collab rumors.
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This is an attempt to distract from the real story. Period.
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Mainly, she worried her fall would distract from her creative output.
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Mr Putin hopes the World Cup will distract Russians from corruption.
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You have to focus completely and not let anything distract you.
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Gigs that pay well but distract you from your actual goals.
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To distract myself, I poke around on Netflix for a while.
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It's a long-held tactic of the group -- divert and distract.
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We did not let our circumstances distract us from our goals.
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Remember: The dog is working, and we don't want to distract.
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Opinion: The GOP wants to distract you with Reality Winner 3.
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It wouldn't do to distract them at a time like this.
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Magicians use this to distract you from their sleight of hand.
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Don't let the bright lights of Hollywood distract from your goal.
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When that excuse proved inadequate, they tried to distract with falsehoods.
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So it needs a way to distract attention and shift blame.
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Finally, a trick that always works is to distract and confuse.
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Or you could distract them with a bottle, avoiding confrontation entirely.
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Second, these issues distract from Trump's failed record of legislative accomplishments.
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At least we have the Caps this week to distract us.
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To distract them, the helpful firefighters offered the kids stuffed animals.
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Don't let sleepy summer days distract you from serious summer savings.
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Experts typically believe it's related to the technology's power to distract.
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The rest of us did our best to console — or distract.
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Your phone will distract you if you want to be distracted.
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Does he want to distract from domestic political or legal problems?
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They're hoping you'll distract advertisers away from the monsters they're creating.
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Does your poetry complement your day job or distract from it?
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Transnational criminal organizations are using the groups to distract CBP officers.
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Generally, I play music at a low volume to distract myself.
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Color can distract the viewer from really looking at the subject.
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It's just happy, inspirational content intended to distract from controversial issues.
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As a child, I had invented mental games to distract myself.
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You need a game to distract the guests from the stench.
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They're trying to buck up each other and distract everyone else.
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But Manson also wanted to distract the law from other crimes.
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Identity-inflected issues and themes could distract people from the economy.
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To distract myself, I down three cartons of the free water.
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But lights from towns and beach developments can distract the hatchlings.
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"Just trying to distract myself" to ease the nerves, she said.
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Do you ever try to distract yourself with music or podcasts?
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Why they would want to distract from that is beyond reason.
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Maybe distract yourself with a binge-worthy TV show that night.
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The hearings will distract from their escalating — and mutually distracting — feud.
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That can distract from the overriding class privilege of élite education.
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His opponents accused him of wagging the dog to distract attention.
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Sean Hannity: The New York Times is trying to distract you.
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Here's one app that doesn't distract you from the offline world.
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The president often uses economic numbers to distract from other controversies.
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"We constantly distract ourselves from being in our bodies," she said.
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Wants to be honest with, not distract and manipulate the people.
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You deflect, you distract, and if necessary, you bend the truth.
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Distract yourself from Rick and Morty cravings with Paulson's video below.
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So many people have tried to get the look and have missed, but I wanted to get it right because I didn't want anything to distract from the story, or distract Margot from trying to become Tonya.
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But you don't have the right to distract voters with irrelevant issues.
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To distract ourselves from processing anything by soaking up ever-more information.
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And there's only so much I can do to distract from that.
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However, don't let these things distract you from what Google has accomplished.
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Yet again, they let their marital issues distract them from the kids.
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Why must politics and talk about racism distract from the game itself?
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Don't let Sessions distract you folks — this crap is still going on.
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Let us distract you from all the spoilers with some great deals.
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So-called Autonomy Day served to distract from Tesla's recent operational challenges.
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How does the technology help them progress or does it distract them?
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It will distract attention from the regime's subversion of the existing constitution.
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Lone wolf theory does not distract from understanding the dynamics of terrorism.
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He used humor and kindness to distract from, and minimize, my embarrassment.
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A trans military ban is yet another attempt to divide and distract.
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It wouldn't do to distract these doctors at a time like this.
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It worries that a merger will distract UTC from resolving the problem.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: They are attempting to gaslight and distract from something else.
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Richard Blumenthal: "Trump tweets designed to distract from Russian election meddling…" Sen.
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If Trump was aiming to distract, he could have timed it better.
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"I think they are designed to distract, these bullying tweets," he said.
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That something is powerful enough to distract from those periods of positivity.
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Just got to not worry, not try to let anything distract us.
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Need something to temporarily distract you from oh, I don't know, everything?
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But there were things in the trailer to distract from Thor's chop.
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The only hope at stopping Trump is to distort, distract, and destroy.
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That phrase is used to divide and it is used to distract.
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We cannot let such tactics distract us from the more important issues.
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"Don't be distracted by his attempts to distract you!" scream his detractors.
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Paula does her best to distract me, like I'm a little kid.
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But that also serves to distract from its real message of hate.
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Carving up the spoils may distract politicians from carving up each other.
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"I think they are designed to distract, these bullying tweets," Blumenthal added.
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The university said he did not want to distract from the celebration.
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Manager Terry Collins kept clapping his hands, as if to distract himself.
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But the spectacle wasn't enough to distract from the project's troubled legacy.
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"I do not want anything to distract from the mission," he said.
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In this campaign, he has spewed hate to distract from that fact.
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And she is trying to distract from that, and I hate it.
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" Instead, the Party aims to "distract the public and change the subject.
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These choices distract from the thoughtful, successful changes the director has made.
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They defend his decisions, distract from his scandals and attack his opponents.
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He said it would be unfair for his grief to distract them.
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I became rude, and snapped at anyone who threatened to distract me.
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She tries to distract me with small talk and I let her.
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Don't stuff them away and distract yourself with work, friends, or love.
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Often untrue and seems overall just to be there to distract us.
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"Cruising is a great way to distract yourself from reality," he says.
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"Maybe the intent is to distract from the healthcare debate," Reed said.
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Some fight disinformation with facts and others are meant to distract trolls.
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These can often distract from the message you are trying to send.
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Is there any chance you could distract me by working in Omarosa?
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They distract us from the real issue: Our kids are in crisis.
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That's a convenient tactic employed to distract us from the real problems.
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We don't have anything to distract them with or teach them with.
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Whatever Trump does, keep focused on what he's trying to distract from.
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When you find yourself thinking about politics, distract yourself with something else.
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And the costumes, in various shades of blue and mauve, generally distract.
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It's the stuff that stimulates me but doesn't distract or bore me.
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Basically, prevent yourself from accessing the sites that distract you the most.
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Trump uses language not to divulge but to disguise, distract and deceive.
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Yoho said he's sick of the scandals that distract from legislative business.
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"These are all effort to distract from the evidence," that aide added.
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Trump is only trying to distract us from [long-simmering news story]!
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"We came to distract ourselves a bit," he said, his voice shaking.
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They have thrown every smokescreen to deflect and distract — videos, guns, etc.
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He didn't want experts on screen to distract from his film's immediacy.
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It would try to distract — I'm not sure that's helpful for trial.
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So we turn to the clouds to distract us from the heat.
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At practice, Harriott urges the players not to let anger distract them.
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How much will training for the parade distract from training for war?
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It's a lot, but it shouldn't distract us from the real issues.
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He said it would distract the state government from current legislative efforts.
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It is a populism that serves mainly to distract and divide us.
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Any further comments will distract from the victims' statements at Nassar's sentencing.
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Have that future vision so crystal clear that nothing can distract you.
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Halal carts and a Nathan's truck can distract from potentially long waits.
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Sure, a particularly good zinger might distract you from time to time.
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"Maybe the intent is to distract from the health care debate," Rep.
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It could be a self-sacrificing decoy meant to distract enemy defenses.
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U.S. officials have expressed concern that unrest could distract from the war effort.
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For example, AF1 is equipped to evade and distract surface to air missiles.
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Richie Mehta's Delhi Crime uses taut cinematography to distract from its propagandistic storyline.
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It&aposs meant to distract the President and lure him onto their turf.
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We create apps to distract us, then more apps to help us focus.
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It doesn't distract you because it works almost exactly like your phone does.
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The goal is to distract you from the typically unpleasant taste of protein.
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But at the same time, I knew I couldn't let that distract me.
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Finally, we shouldn't let the Trump administration distract us from our core beliefs.
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So to distract myself, I would obsess about how the rides were made.
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In the meantime, it would be a shame if disagreements distract from action.
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Don't let the glowing faces distract you from important specs like the powertrain.
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Abe is hoping his diplomatic performance will distract voters from the domestic scandal.
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Sometimes presidents lie about medical conditions to distract from other non-health issues.
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Desperate to keep him calm, his parents tried to distract him with videos.
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Critics generally dismissed them as bravado meant to distract from problems at home.
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Focusing on accomplishing your chores is a great way to distract yourself today.
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One way to "distract" yourself, she advised, is her popular game Zombarazzie Adventure.
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Al Franken: "President Trump is trying to distract Americans from the facts..." Sen.
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You gotta have something to distract you from being a huge super-team.
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They can poke you, distract you, and even make your pants fall down.
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Don't let the doodle's cuteness distract you from the urgency of its message.
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THE THOUGHT OF TRYING TO DISTRACT EVERYBODY WITH A MERGER DOESN'T MAKE SENSE.
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Activity trackers -- while useful for many -- tend to distract from the activity itself.
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There is just enough to look at to distract from the laboured treatment.
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Dr. Zatlin said that Beardsley's constant drawing helped distract him from his health.
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Luckily there's fun TV this week — new and somewhat new — to distract me.
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He's hoping to distract from the chaos that is the Democratic presidential primary.
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Why would President Trump want to distract the public from this clear exoneration?
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The antic motion could distract from the music itself, which was without equal.
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More often, though, his words distract from the images, which are frequently breathtaking.
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Mute threads in Mail: Don't let a busy email conversation distract you anymore.
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In other species, they even bring an edible gift to distract their intended.
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Activism, like alcoholism, can distract a writer from the demands of her desk.
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Sometimes, when I get insomnia, I need to distract my brain with podcasts.
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I mean, the firing is to distract us from Sessions, or who knows.
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Which raises the question: What conversations is he trying to distract us from?
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She was trying to distract that she had made a simple pricing decision.
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The hyperbole is supposed to distract from the reality of Emanuel's qualifications. Sen.
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Emotional buying and selling will distract you from the strategy of building wealth.
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Or, if you prefer, you could simply distract enemies and sneak past them.
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Why "The black doesn't distract me when I'm working backstage," Ms. Rocha said.
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Pretending to be dumb helped Holliday distract her interrogators; she never named names.
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The Nationals believe Harper's looming free agency will inspire him, not distract him.
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Without his job to distract him, Sean tries to throw himself into housework.
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Second, they will try to distract working-class voters by stoking racial animosity.
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A Dark Army patsy offered up to distract law enforcement from Stage 2?
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" He added: "The media invented a conspiracy theory to distract from Acosta's behavior.
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I'm glad at how I managed just not to let anything distract me.
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But it can't be anything that's going to distract from what's coming up.
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There are no chatty coworkers, alluring kitchens, or big meetings to distract you.
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And I think that's all you're seeing here is that effort to distract.
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Instead, he tried to distract me by telling me one story after another.
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And I think that's all you're see here is that effort to distract.
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"He can distract and he can also overshadow," said Williams, regarding the president.
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Maybe brides and their moms fight to distract us from the paradigm shift.
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The New York Times: Democrats didn't let Trump distract them during their campaigns.
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You'll be tempted to medicate or distract yourself in lots of different ways.
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Competing to distract us is the point of many of our digital tools.
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All of these factors can distract from schoolwork, requiring much tighter time management.
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We're not going to let that activity distract us from this important work.
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That shouldn't distract the nation from the merits of this vital issue, Rep.
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Fidget spin for hours to distract yourself from the teatox ravaging your insides?
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Don't let President Trump or Republican officials distract you with a straw man.
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LIESMAN: WELL, WE ASK AND THEY DISTRACT YOU AND THEN YOU SAY YES.
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The Cybertruck's design may actually distract from its major selling point: It's electric.
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They weaponize his political opponents and simultaneously distract from the most pertinent details.
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To distract themselves from Gabe's condition, they'd play games online with one another.
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It worked enough to distract him, but he was on emotionally shaky ground.
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Allowing the litigation would distract the executive branch from performing its duties, he added.
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"There's a lot more stuff to distract you, and it's all sensationalized," Frankel said.
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Twiplomacy may disappear, but it's a tactic manifest of a strategy: distract, dissemble, disengage.
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Trump and Barr have had their chance to spin and distract and point fingers.
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These also help distract from the fact that you are, you know, wearing jeans.
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But sometimes even the most honeyed of voices can't distract from truly terrible lyrics.
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Or else it was a tactical ploy to distract attention from Ms Blasey's claims.
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It's, they pick on upon a tiny detail to distract from ... The bigger story.
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If they become reliant on a device to distract them, then that's a problem.
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"I didn't want to distract from the beauty of the eyes," she tells PeopleStyle.
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In other cases, companies use them to try to distract from their real performance.
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But Gaga made the ensemble regal, and didn't let it distract from her vocals.
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Phones can distract you on the street just as much as behind the wheel.
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The setup requirements include wires and a webcam which can distract from actually playing.
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It's a slow squeeze or blockade that hopes to stifle, frustrate and distract Google.
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Though sometimes their beauty can distract people from realizing what they're truly intended for.
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Defendants made these comments knowing they were untrue to distract from Mr. Smollett's farce.
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And it's a pinkish nude shade that won't distract in your summer internship interview.
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Hillary Clinton plans to visit when she's confident she won't distract from relief efforts.
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" And Clinton, he said, will "do everything she can to distract from the issues.
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" He continued: "Do you want to be for politics that divide, distract and demonize?
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Ryan Reynolds is not letting his latest accolade distract him from his Oscar hopes.
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They can help patients to relax, to distract themselves, and to tackle certain fears.
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Ridley's role was to distract the dog, who was in great need of attention.
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Not even Bündchen's dramatic train could distract us from her hot date in 2011.
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But right now, this referendum is a sideshow to distract from our political problems.
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"I know the Republicans are trying to seize on things to distract," he said.
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His chest scars are itching again, so he bites his tongue to distract himself.
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So, let&aposs distract with a new topic, in this case, it&aposs Iran.
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I try not to let the downside distract me from doing my job, either.
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He normally has a horn that he blows to call out to distract hunters.
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Specifically, things are being test driven in the Vuosaari distract — the city's most populated.
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It's been designed to get you to waste time, distract you and spend money.
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Don't let the barely clothed, 18-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps distract you.
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It's not really about anything, so its subject matter isn't going to distract you.
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There's nothing to distract you, making it easier to get into that zen state.
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Instead, the scholars write, they try to distract the public and change the subject.
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Try not to let the sexism within the industry distract you from your work.
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So, by all means, take some time to distract yourself from the Orlando tragedy.
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They don't try to distract you from that loneliness — they let you inhabit it.
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The justification, though, is this stuff all works well and doesn't distract the driver.
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But the state's Democratic governor said a presidential visit could distract from recovery efforts.
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" He said these bad headlines for Tesla can distract investors from the "bigger picture.
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The strategy was simple: Distract the public with a big move on foreign policy.
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Will they reserve it as a diversionary tactic to distract from potential impeachment proceedings?
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Regardless, the FBI has become an expedient political scapegoat to distract from the truth.
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The third argument against impeachment is that it will distract the House from legislating.
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" She also called it "an effort to distract from the findings of our story.
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Liang Hua: We are not aiming to distract the US government from the complaints.
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Our divisive words too often distract us from the challenges we need to solve.
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This is/was all an effort to distract from the substance of the disclosures.
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To distract himself, he started playing World of Warcraft, which quickly became an obsession.
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I am well aware that your mobile phone will soon seek to distract you.
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"The technique that my opponent uses is that he tries to distract," he added.
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They chart the stars, eat their meals and distract themselves as best they can.
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Instead, it abuses healing tools like astrology or general spirituality to distract from responsibilities.
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We even leave a few girlie magazines in strategic locations, to distract the officers.
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He thinks he can distract us by dividing us—but I won't be distracted.
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They purposefully ignore and distract themselves from what they deep down want for themselves.
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He takes the husband on a bike trip, to distract him during this tragedy.
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Nothing can distract her from goals of self-improvement and higher education, she said.
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These are all intricate, vibrant works that when grouped together, distract from individual appreciation.
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They distract and feed into a constant sense of fragmentary paranoia about the world.
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They're aggressively pointing out beneath your sweater and we don't want them to distract.
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"I go on the ice and I can distract myself from school," he said.
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Extravagant parties and cruises distract from and mock my grandmother's groundbreaking struggles and accomplishments.
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My own ambitions and the dreadfulness of our political world consume and distract me.
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Yet a knee-jerk reaction may distract us from looking at the big picture.
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Mrs. Kakar, her baby, Sarfarz, in her arms, tries to distract him with toys.
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Others warned against letting the Russia scandal distract from their work on health care.
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Thank goodness there is another sporting event full of style moments to distract us.
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The CMC will not distract our focus from the basic demands of the movement.
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The operation's goal appears to have been to divide, discredit, and distract Western countries.
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A troubled mind can distract doctors from an ailing heart or a budding cancer.
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This president is breaking norms and traditions every day to demean, distract, divide, degrade.
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Keller Lenkner called the accusation a "smear" to distract from the settlement's fatal flaws.
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Planes scatter flares to distract, and therefore protect themselves from, enemy heat-seeking missiles.
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That moderately impressive feat, though, cannot distract you from the overindulgence in this play.
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He can say things that might distract from the overall message of the campaign.
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They want to get into the American information space to divide and distract us.
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His supporters saw the gossip as part of an opposition effort to distract voters.
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"It's hard to distract from climate change because it's spoken about constantly," he said.
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Trump has tried to distract attention from the racial impact of those harsh policies.
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He is also grappling with many issues that have the potential to distract Facebook.
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And what better way to distract the public than with a new military offensive?
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I went about living my life, trying to distract myself from what was happening.
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Whereas in a museum I might be (and definitely am) tempted to distract myself with a spot on the wall or a stranger's funny hat, in a VR art experience, I can only distract myself with something else in the art itself.
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And that — Melania used as a weapon to distract — is already happening, just as planned.
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And why would site creators want to add stickers that distract from their own content?
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"I told other stuff to distract people so they wouldn't figure it out," Fisher said.
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The need to distract has pulled both of the main campaigns towards the centre ground.
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"We started screaming at the swan, trying to distract it," he told The Irish Times.
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Drones can not only collide with planes, but seeing one can also distract a pilot.
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You don't want the doughiness of the doughnut to distract from the silky poisonous creme.
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Aziza hands her iPhone to her daughter in an effort to distract the squirming toddler.
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"Great technology should improve life, not distract from it," reads Google's new digital wellbeing site.
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For when you don't want your face to distract from the perfection of your outfit.
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So, for something to distract them from their job, it had to be pretty amazing.
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It was the only time that I actually couldn't watch, because it would distract me.
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A nuclear breakthrough might help to distract the public from its concerns about the economy.
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I would also feel ashamed that I let a penis distract me from my hustle.
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It can distract you from remembering things, or make you latch onto them more strongly.
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Some people distract themselves from emotional pain by drinking, taking drugs, cutting or starving themselves.
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She's a true thespian, so I don't allow her hair color to distract her audience.
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Web artist Neil Cicierega has created a new bot that'll forever distract us on Twitter.
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He's a talented image-maker who seems to distract himself from offering many arresting images.
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Those drawbacks don't entirely undermine "Watchmen's" pleasures, but they do blunt and distract from them.
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She didn't have one, and in an effort to distract him, Patricia stroked his back.
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Maureen Dowd fixates on Tina Fey's figure, which seems to distract her from meaningful observations.
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The more Sanders and Silverman distract from that message, the more the party stays divided.
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The main goal is to undercut the very idea of truth and distract the audience.
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Should I try to distract the killer so that more of the congregation can escape?
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Matt's big plan is to distract the mob so Shelby and Flora can get away.
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Just make sure you're not using it to distract from anything that you should address.
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This is especially true when I don't feel well and have nothing to distract me.
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Zenimax alleges this was to distract from the stolen intellectual property by Oculus and Carmack.
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The attempt to distract Jackson's fans from accounts of his alleged abuse is not new.
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I thought he probably didn't want to distract the other girls and I trusted him.
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This is not the moment to distract voters from their number one priority, the economy.
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Camille allows Adora to keep feeding her the homemade brew in order to distract her.
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Distract Beijing by facilitating an insurgency at home, and the Nine Dash Line will fade.
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But at least Jeb still has his Apple Watch to distract himself from crushing obscurity.
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I thought adding color would, in some regard, distract readers and entertain their imagination less.
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American officials do not want their dispute with Europe to distract from the main event.
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Don't let a little scaly skin distract from how cute your new bathing suit is.
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We tried to distract ourselves with some Ken Bone, but even that quickly turned dark.
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A doctor's visit is no big deal when you've got Daddy's laughter to distract you!
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Did last night's presidential debate distract you from indulging in some late-night online shopping?
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Lechler as emergency quarterback was a great gimmick to distract from his down year punting.
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More gunshots followed, and police also used explosives in an attempt to distract the suspect.
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Perhaps he wanted to distract them from other, even less defensible aspects of his rule.
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However, as you point out, it must not distract from balancing the world's carbon budget.
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Carrillo and his men set out to distract the spies Escobar has planted around town.
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"During our advance to cleanse the area, they would distract us and disappear," Maj. Gen.
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"That would be another effort to distract attention," said Melitón Ortega, one of the parents.
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Nude body suits, jorts and a LOT of glitter don't distract from their lovely faces.
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That, some say, could distract it from other issues and foster rising anti-EU nationalism.
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COOPER: I mean, it is a classic move by President Trump to try to distract.
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They hired an army of trolls to spread lies and distract from the real issues.
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Particularly, who is the mystery person that she's trying to "distract" herself from thinking about?
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To distract myself from the worry, I read Harry Potter until my books fell apart.
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Eventually, though, Ye's words will distract bae from his/her creative processes on Feb. 14.
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And then you have to stay away as much as you can, and distract yourself.
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Scott Walker wants to distract and divide us — anything to avoid talking about his record.
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We don't want quirks or inconsistencies to distract readers from the point of an article.
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Pompeo tried to distract from Manafort and gain points with president by attacking me today.
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Sprint's shares plummeted too: many worry that ARM will distract Mr Son from reviving it.
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Others at the demonstration were openly carrying weapons, which served only to distract the police.
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And I hope that this did not distract viewers from the valid arguments I made.
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He also wrote that the issue should not distract the military from its warfighting mission.
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It also remains unclear that international matters really distract ordinary citizens from deepening economic woes.
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But that should not distract us from the important work that needs to be done.
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It is important to not let these people and tactics distract you from what works.
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Some Democratic lawmakers said the president's timing seemed intended to distract from Comey's scheduled testimony.
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We shouldn't let Spacey distract us from that fact and silence Rapp in the process.
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It has a clean and simple design that doesn't distract you as you tap away.
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"Remain calm and analytical at all times...." Groups of people tend to distract each other.
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He had my sister distract me the whole day, and he decorated the whole porch.
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But now they must confront or try to distract from Trump&aposs stellar economic record.
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Tis' the season to distract Americans, fa la la la la la la la la.
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I like to speak out and I like to act and distract myself from pain.
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But all this light and joy cannot distract from a couple of rather big clouds.
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A female protester said she was sad all day and had tried to distract herself.
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Is a shoulder-height flower bouquet threatening to distract from your look in a picture?
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KS: But you're engaging in a place where they're distracted in order to de-distract.
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The vibe is super still in the cosmos today, so not much will distract you.
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And hey, take her advice and do that to distract yourselves for a few minutes.
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David Bergstein, Strickland's campaign spokesman, says Republicans are trying to distract attention from Portman's record.
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You should give it a read — but just know that it's meant to distract you.
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The production is left to distract by ingratiation, with its comedy rhythms and clarinetty music.
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That's it — no lettuce, no tomato, no onion, nothing to distract from the avocado's glory.
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I lightly colored in my eyebrows and wore eyeliner to distract from my missing lashes.
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Those aspects of exercise can work to motivate some people, but for me, they distract.
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That particular crew consists of grotesque caricatures of white privilege who distract from worthwhile discourse.
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Other attendees complained the event had been heavily stage managed to distract from their dissatisfaction.
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Meanwhile, the clashes are good to distract the public opinion from economic and political problems.
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Nearly identical comments from the same person appearing a page or two apart also distract.
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Si did not want to move into the digital realm and distract from the magazines.
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Their 7-year-old son, George, tried to distract his mother by making her laugh.
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I note this not to distract from the Saudi murder and unspeakable dismemberment of Khashoggi.
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"Bigotry, sexism, and xenophobia are the easiest ways to distract from substantive discussions of classism."
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Staying mindful about what's happening around you will distract you from anxious thoughts about tomorrow.
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This matters, because the AI way of thinking can distract from the responsibility of humans.
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There weren't a lot of things to distract you, so you'd end up turning inward.
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People might try to distract themselves by drinking, eating or watching Netflix more than usual.
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But sometimes making villains out of other people can distract us from our own complicities.
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Mr. Gillespie, determined to inflame and distract voters, could not be bothered with such details.
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It could also distract from other U.S. national security priorities, including Russia and North Korea.
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Bouncing around at second, perhaps hoping to distract Guerra, he narrowly avoided getting picked off.
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To Mr. Bannon, all these ventures distract from his grand project of reviving American manufacturing.
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To flex his power, vent his fury or distract the audience, what would he do?
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So if you need to distract yourself form your own romantic foibles, watch High Fidelity.
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He accused Nissan&aposs leaders of treachery, of attempting to distract from their own incompetence.
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Attempting to renegotiate the nuclear deal will distract from this effort rather than complement it.
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They distract us from reasonable public safety measures with a wagonload of excuses and diversions.
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Democrats respond that Bevin is attempting to distract voters from his divisive record and rhetoric.
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To set off a metaphorical smoke bomb that would distract from some other scandalous development?
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The important part is to become savvy to the ways you distract yourself from feeling.
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Neal's campaign responded by arguing that Morse wants to distract voters from his mayoral record.
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"What they're trying to do is distract us," she said during an interview on MSNBC.
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To distract myself until my sister gets here, I do a few hours of work.
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Shower curtains and liners that don't fit properly can distract from your room's overall design.
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The challenge at work, of course, has always been to dodge things that distract us.
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The meltdown of a nascent presidency would distract even the most active and engaged Congress.
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In response, Trump accused Pelosi of trying to distract voters from the Democratic impeachment inquiry.
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One way to distract from the congressional probe would be to threaten Powell's job security.
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Old-school phones didn't distract people so much that they tripped and cut their eyelids.
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Parents who want to watch "The Irishman" will need something to distract their young ones.
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In July, he said Musk was using "diversionary moves" to distract investors from Tesla disappointments.
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"Cellphones distract us from the fact that the subways are 100 years old," he says.
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Romzek said she worries the lobbying push will distract tech companies from the real issue.
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To distract the shooter from the mosque, Wahabzadah said he threw the credit card reader.
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Simply saying as much can head off any unnecessary concerns, which will distract your employees.
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Tehran has long embraced a siege mentality to distract from global calls for good governance.
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A bourgeois luxury that threatens to distract us from the many urgent crises of 2019.
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"Don't let President Trump or Republican officials distract you with a straw man," Amash tweeted.
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Previously, conservatives pushed false narratives as a deliberate strategy to distract and annoy their enemies.
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The protesters say they also intend to use laser pointers to distract Israeli army sharpshooters.
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The White House staff has also used her, not always successfully, to distract Mr. Trump.
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I tried to distract myself, but every 10 minutes I reopened the app to check.
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I tried to distract myself by cloud gazing, but every cloud looked like a penis.
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The danger with this sort of presentation is that it might distract from musical values.
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Not only can drones collide with planes, but seeing one can also distract a pilot.
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Purpose can distract from the creeping anxiety about food, supplies, and money—at least sometimes.
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At least Cleveland has the World Series, and the upcoming NBA season to distract itself.
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Honestly, same—I was singing to distract myself from the relative discomfort of the device.
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It's all designed to get us down to their level, to distract and weaken us.
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They can also distract from the more objective criticisms you can make of his presidency.
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If anything, they distract from urgent conversations that could improve the position of women in society.
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Your instinct might be to distract yourself or question whether your thoughts are valid or relevant.
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Instead I spend a lot of time at GameStop playing the display games to distract myself.
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Don't let the sweetness of her distinctly feminine voice distract you from hearing her message, however.
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They could distract Burger King from focusing on creating growth within its main menu, Saunders said.
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I paced, I fidgeted, I did anything I could to distract myself from what could happen.
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But even sitting next to Elizabeth Hurley and Hugh Grant couldn't distract him from his despair.
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Dana will not allow destructive nonsense like this to distract her from protecting her husband's legacy.
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That said, we all need something to distract ourselves from this mess of a country today.
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Facebook disagreed with the characterization that privacy promises are used to distract from the real problems.
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He accused Abrams of making voter suppression an issue to distract from her campaign's progressive agenda.
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Mina later clarified that the noise was caused by a device intended to distract the shooter.
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In autocracies, rulers espouse it to distract people from their lack of freedom and, sometimes, food.
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"And so they've been trying to distract America with a series of frivolous process complaints."Rep.
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She said on Conan that she lets her imagination run wild to distract herself during runs.
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Summer Mondays might be tough, but at least you have a cute cricket to distract you.
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Political statements and finger pointing from political candidates only distract from solving the Flint water crisis.
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Expect plenty of talk to go on around you today—but don't let it distract you.
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"Kids love meeting our drivers, and if it can distract them from their hardships, that's great."
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Actively trying to disengage emotionally from the disturbing effects by using distract can also be helpful.
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Sudan was fed hay bales to distract him while the tourists posed at a safe distance.
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Night has fallen, and the driver makes me sit in the front to distract the soldiers.
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I realize now it was just a fantasy future, to distract me from an agonizing present.
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With no looming elections to distract, and the opposition crushed, he can do whatever he likes.
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Most politicians try to distract from controversial stories by turning the media's attention to positive stories.
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They're all very soothing, slightly hypnotic, and guaranteed to distract you from whatever you are doing.
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Use these GIFs to plan your Friendsgivings or distract your racist uncle from talking about politics.
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Instead, Putin suggested that the U.S. is using Russia to distract voters from issues at home.
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The evidence is conclusive: We wouldn't want clothes to distract from this phone case, would we?
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LePage's racist rants sadly distract from efforts to address one of our nation's most pressing problems.
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Even if McLuhan thought analyzing content itself would merely distract from appropriate critical analysis of mediums.
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But slime green gloves will distract your opponent – they'll mistake your hands for the tennis ball.
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"However, positive impulses from industry and exports should not distract from existing political risks," Wambach added.
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The titles and formal alterations are purposely intended to distract the viewer from the corporate source.
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My personal favorite of these posits that Pokémon Go exists to distract people from the chemtrails.
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You don't want it to be too interesting, because that could distract from the main objective.
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The better economic news helped distract from rumblings in the Korean peninsula and lifted the dollar.
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That's what the dating apps were for me — a way to distract myself from being alone.
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I tried to go back without my music equipment, to see if that wouldn't distract me.
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She can come and visit me and hang out and doesn't really distract me from it.
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"Put the blinders on; look past the stuff they're trying to distract you with," Chiron said.
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Let these high school students show you the real way to distract a free-throw shooter.
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The walking is insanely boring to me, even with a show on TV to distract me.
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By attacking the Russians, she seeks to distract from the substance of what has become known.
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Markov bought his first camera as a way to distract from the symptoms of opiate withdrawal.
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Cramer reminded viewers on Thursday that he doesn't like to distract himself by second guessing things.
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And she kept an iPad on hand to distract him if there was too much stimuli.
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Complaints about diversity at the CFPB represent a smokescreen designed to distract from the real issue.
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However, panic is not, and can distract people from threats posed by even deadlier infectious diseases.
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We cannot and will not allow this issue to distract from our core mission at CPAC.
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The Democratic efforts to distort and distract serve the ultimate goal of destroying the Trump presidency.
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If you still think hunger pangs will distract you while driving, grab some apple slices, too.
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He was nudging Trump to "play to the base" or "distract the media," in this telling.
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"Bannon knew full well this would distract from criticism," a source familiar with Bannon's thinking said.
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Maybe you remember when he tweeted this message to help distract many of us from reality?
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He asks Charlotte to "whip us up a snack" to distract her while he keeps looking.
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He did more than loan me money — he and his friends were determined to distract me.
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Meanwhile, the fallout from a tell-all book about the White House continues to distract Washington.
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Instead, he bounced the racquet and caught it again, and again, as if to distract himself.
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Democrats have described this GOP-led investigation as an attempt to distract or undermine Mueller's investigation.
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We stumble over all sorts of smaller, irrelevant tasks that distract us from the real assignment.
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The increasingly intense electoral buzz seems only to distract public debate further from this critical issue.
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Studies of tennis players' grunts have revealed their impact on performance: Can grunting distract an opponent?
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And our critics found two TV shows, four books and seven viral videos to distract you.
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One GOP consultant described Wednesday's announcement as a "nakedly partisan" stunt to distract from Omarosa's disclosures.
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Another blatantly ideological attempt by the Trump administration to distract from its failures in the region.
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Why would President Trump want to distract the American people from a report that vindicates him?
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The more opponents try to distract with the Russia narrative, the more frustrated these voters become.
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This might mean not bringing your smartphone into your bedroom because it can easily distract you.
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They are building feeds that shape your mindset and distract you from the world around you.
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"Gay cases are often used to distract people from other problems in the country," she explained.
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Strach said Hofeller was a "boogeyman" used by the plaintiffs to distract from their weak case.
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I would never want to do anything that would distract or take away from the show.
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Memorizing all those players' numbers to distract yourself from your own creative hangups is really smart.
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The research is unequivocal: Laptops distract from learning, both for users and for those around them.
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But it will permit a master of distraction to distract many Americans from his other misdeeds.
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It was as much an opportunity to distract himself as it was to earn rankings points.
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These are not minor historical details, and they distract from the overall flow of the narrative.
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And Democrats condemned what they called a blatant political ploy to distract voters before Election Day.
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They don't distract from the specter of suffering; they insist upon — and help in — its contemplation.
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Ginsburg said her work on the high court has helped distract her from her health issues.
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But there was no game that could distract Sam from his primary mission: finding those lightsabers.
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He's obscured by dark shadows, so his dazzling face can't distract from the point at hand.
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And though the North Vietnamese were not successful in that aim, the battle did distract Gen.
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Garner: "Nauseous" — though I'd call that a skunked term [a word likely to distract some readers].
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But they're not enough to distract from Linney's performance or the bigger problem: the Turtles themselves.
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The man needed to run the country, the argument went, and litigation would only distract him.
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But it feels like a shiny new stat to distract from the suddenly problematic old ones.
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What's important is not to let some exaggeration distract from the terrible reality in Puerto Rico.
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They are not trying to distract the opposing team's batter, but to cheer on their own.
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When I really need to distract myself and focus down, I enjoy British-style cryptic crosswords.
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However, experts caution that political scorekeeping should not distract the country from a unified public response.
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In the wake of any unfavorable story, President Trump inevitably drops a bomb to distract attention.
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If you're Kim, and you wanna distract people ... this is a great way to do it.
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What Happened: What could be the one thing to successfully distract the internet from the coronavirus?
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We cannot allow such people to distract the rest of us from building a better future.
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But the villain stuff plays like the cheap tricks adults use to distract from bigger problems.
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Dubbing, the argument goes, can distract many people from the cinematic experience far more than subtitling.
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She tried to distract herself by trying new experiences, like stand-up comedy and scuba diving.
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Many have suggested that the president has used Twitter to distract, deflect, and change news cycles.
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Cruz campaign spokeswoman Alice Stewart said Trump was insulting the process to distract from his losses.
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She later took the president to task for trying to distract from his ongoing Russia troubles.
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Unbelievable that a raido host would suggest a school shooting to distract from the presidential inpement.
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Opinion I first got on Twitter to simultaneously distract and self-express at my day job.
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" Reeher added, "The president loves to distract, and this is the distraction to end all distractions.
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" -- The Post's Editorial Board: "Trump's tweets distract from the Ukraine matter, but we can't ignore them.
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Yet many of today's technologies are custom-designed to distract, not just provide real-time information.
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Learn a coördinated square dance to distract us from reports of cannibalism among a nearby party.
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Critics have denounced the move as a diversion to distract from the kingdom's human rights record.
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I don't want this to distract from the fact that this is a good looking car.
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This is a tactic meant to demean and distract and one that's used frequently by Trump.
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Leslieann Gomez, 17, said she would not let college distract her from her mother and sister.
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First, he told the Des Moines Register that testifying would distract from the case against Trump.
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At best, it will distract from more pressing security initiatives where businesses should focus their efforts.
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Yet no amount of chanting could distract me from the fluffing going on in my periphery.
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White women in attendance complained that a black woman's testimony would distract from the convention's focus.
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But the focus on the individual can distract from the size of the crisis in Mexico.
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But their opponents said it was just a ploy to distract attention from Friday's court bills.
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To distract himself and keep the audience from noticing his injury, he danced like a madman.
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"For a while, I was self-medicated, trying to distract myself from the problem," he said.
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Even so, ISIS is still capable of offensive action to try to divert or distract its opponents.
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The media-heavy piece follows a man who uses technology to distract himself from his father's death.
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Parting Thoughts As always, there was plenty of bad stuff to distract you in MMA this year.
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This is another absurd, misleading attempt to distract from the real reform taking place under President Trump.
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Commentators worried that family tensions could distract the players from their goal of winning World Cup matches.
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Sapana barely sleeps, choosing instead to obsessively play game after game of Pac-man to distract herself.
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Not even the awkwardly swaying go-go dancers could distract the King of Blues in full flight.
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These films often distract audiences from recent underwhelming performances by hearkening back to a more successful period.
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Studies suggest that relatives don't distract the medical team or interfere with decision-making in a code.
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The Post is trying to write yet another story to distract from Doug Jones' extremist liberal record.
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And you'll have individuals who, who have, you know, health or relatives or things that [distract them].
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My personal favorite of these posits that Pokémon Go exists to distract people from the chem trails.
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Outside, the Helios 300's keyboard and trackpad are sick enough to distract you from slight clunkiness.
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And using children to distract from the most recent scandal or firing is low, even for Trump.
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Instead of safe foods, however, they're going straight into the brain -- and getting people to distract themselves.
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Some analysts accuse the Kremlin of deliberately seeking overseas adventures to distract people from domestic economic woes.
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Yes, we know he's good looking, but that shouldn't distract you from this vitally important language lesson.
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The leak was widely seen as a way to distract from the recent onslaught of negative headlines.
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To distract his mind from "dark thoughts", Tom turns to puzzles and calculations, often late at night.
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Like I don't know if the goal was to distract us before because you succeeded in that.
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New glass skyscrapers can only momentarily distract from the history, politics, and culture that permeate this place.
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I work from home, so he drops by my desk a lot to distract me from working.
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Getting all the facts will require focus amid intense partisan attempts to deny, deflect, distract and divide.
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But the excitement over Tesla's next model would surely help distract away from the company's profit struggles.
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Doing something different can distract you and prevent you from spiraling into a full-blown pity party.
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There is actual measurable data now that suggests reckless Pokemon hunting really does distract drivers and pedestrians.
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There's also the concern that kids spending more time with devices in the classroom could distract them.
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As I sat there, mind racing, there was no Instagram or Twitter to distract me from myself.
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Drerup also suggests different relaxation strategies that help distract people from the fact that they're not sleeping.
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They distract, divide, and madden; we can no longer hear each other, speak coherently, or even think.
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I'm relieved to get to work, because it means I can distract myself from these bad vibes.
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Give your animal something to distract them from the noise, like a kong toy filled with food.
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Occasionally, in this time of wonder and chaos, it's good to have something to distract your attention.
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Scheana insists it's "bulls—" though, and thinks Katie's just trying distract everyone from her own marital problems.
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Occasionally there's a YouTube video or browser-based game to distract me from the task at hand.
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But Billy Lynn's thematic and technical audacity can only distract somewhat from Jean-Christophe Castelli's undernourished script.
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The better economic news helped distract from rumblings in the Korean peninsula and lifted the U.S. dollar.
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"President Trump's loyal supporters know the truth: The mainstream media mislead, misguide, deceive, and distract," he added.
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Patrizio is worried the bells and whistles are there to intentionally distract patients from asking important questions.
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Too often, all the gold on a trophy can distract you from how aesthetically boring it looks.
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What they're doing is trying to distract, in my opinion, from what the real election issues are.
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But it was all a ruse to distract Dwight so he could... bite him in the crotch.
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The few Democrats who retain power in Washington were sent there, not to distract, but to deliver.
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Apple suggests creating GovtOS would distract several employees from their primary responsibilities for up to four weeks.
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Distract yourself from the election results by remembering and reveling in the power of art and culture.
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Like, I don't know if the goal was to distract us before, because you succeeded in that.
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The Trump camp released one positive tax return to distract from Russia hearings and the Trumpcare meltdown.
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This impending crack-up makes Kafka's awful lightheartedness more, not less, resonant: History does not distract us.
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No typos or accidental jokes to distract us from the message in Trump's tweets this time, folks.
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Get out of bed and do something else to distract yourself and make you sleepy, Kennedy, says.
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"I'm sorry, did my shoulders distract you from reading this quote?" the line under her photo reads.
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Maybe the shiny award statue will distract him long enough that he moves on to other topics?
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Tap to the beat and distract the security guard so you can sneak Joel into the club.
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But that growth rate should not distract from the absolute levels of productivity, which are still abysmal.
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The bill is intended to distract, raising the false flag that there is a war on police.
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The start-ups' frippery intends to distract workers from the meaninglessness and inherent insecurity of their work.
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Eventually, she uses sex, with the house driver, Nick, as a drug to distract her from resistance.
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Acquisitions tend to distract at first, but often executives must take that risk for a smart purchase.
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But they can't distract from how the poor pacing and structure is undoing even the strongest developments.
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But the current trading frenzy shouldn't distract from the growing global influence of China's domestic commodity exchanges.
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Comparing yourself to others can distract you from making positive changes in your own life, he says.
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One GOP consultant described Wednesday's announcement as a "nakedly partisan" stunt to distract from Manigault Newman's disclosures.
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Previous U.S. administrations had brushed this off as politicized rhetoric meant to distract from Venezuela's domestic problems.
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In reality, these added words diminish, and distract, from the end goal of clearly denouncing anti-Semitism.
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Some medications can help distract the brain, and those are usually tried first, especially for focal dystonia.
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Should he strike, some will unquestionably accuse him of simply trying to distract from domestic political woes.
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To distract myself from this crazy election, I've been playing Mario games on my kids' Nintendo Wii.
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Mars was the bright, shiny object to distract people from the vacuous nature of Obama's space policy.
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Succeeding with humans on Dragon should also not distract SpaceX from its core business of launching satellites.
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We'll distract from the boring stuff, like numbers, and bring with us early tech investor Ashton Kutcher.
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All the days blurred into one, and I could find nothing to distract me from the boredom.
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This might be a convenient way to distract attention, say from a damaging news story or two.
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He has denied wrongdoing, and has accused Democrats of using the probes to distract from other issues.
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But she isn't going to let the glitz and glamour of Hollywood distract her from her goals.
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We cannot let rhetoric distract us from the goal of improving the health of our nation's children.
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Such action could distract international attention from what he cares about more: the Russian economy and Syria.
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However, we should not let the complications distract us from realizing that it is a feminist issue.
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Don't let Minnesota's fluttering playoff odds distract you from the fact that Karl-Anthony Towns is phenomenal.
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Don't let that distract from the lead leg kicks as a weapon in their own right though.
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The energy will be pushy, even arrogant, unless you can a constructive, positive way to distract yourself.
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These elements seem to distract from the sublimation of sex, but in fact they often arouse it.
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He can distract help defenders on the block and create deadly shots for himself whenever he wants.
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This could be a way to distract investigators, according to Lopez, the former Panel of Experts member.
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Next, the FBI concocted a plan to distract Montes at work so they could search her purse.
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" He also criticized the media for trying to distract people from "the real stakes of this election.
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Republicans are trying their best to distract and make the case that Trump should stay in office.
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Their work was fast but precise, and they shooed me away if I tried to distract them.
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More worrisome, maybe a xenophobic speech designed to distract is what we we actually should have expected.
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Why would an innocent man try to distract us from the proceedings of the Robert Mueller investigation?
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Mr. Putin embarks on foreign adventures in part to distract his people from Russia's putrefaction at home.
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So why do it, and why do it now, aside from attempting, once again, to distract us?
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Perhaps he intends these quiet carefree scenes to distract us from how carefully he engineers every composition.
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Rather than turning from the sound, he ran toward it in an effort to distract the attacker.
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They make war on their neighbors to distract from their inevitable failure to create prosperity at home.
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He doesn't hide his pettiness, bury his petulance or successfully distract us from his vulgarity and bigotry.
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And here is why—because these flare ups distract us from the real problems in the country.
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A sudden infusion of cash, veteran athletes said, can distract from training and lead to careless spending.
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Opinion Columnist Donald Trump and the Republican Party are trying to distract you from their catastrophic failure.
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"I think I handled it very well, but I guess it probably did (distract me)," Trump said.
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And it could easily distract a president not exactly known for a disciplined political and policymaking operation.
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" Holloway continued ... "Don't let the bad surprises distract you from the good surprises in this great sport.
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He taught me to put my hand in my pocket so it wouldn't distract from the dress.
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To distract from the Helsinki disaster, he has launched a childish all-caps Twitter tirade against Iran.
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Cook because it's a distraction, or cook because you can use the food to distract someone else.
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Rules imposed decorum; no ice in drinks in the billiards room, for example, lest clinking distract players.
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Democrats and Clinton say the allegations are false and an attempt to distract from the Russia investigation.
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To escape, he wrote — first to distract his younger sister, he said, then to disarm his schoolmates.
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Painting just your tips in an updated French manicure won't distract from the main event, the color.
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His campaign bought a flood of Facebook ads to distract from the Democrats battling for the nomination.
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Luckily, there is now a rich, ever-growing field of podcasts to distract you from the tedium.
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Even if they are not meant to persuade, they are typically intended to distract people from reality.
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This reflects a broader view that presidents routinely start foreign conflicts to distract from domestic political troubles.
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Sanders tried to portray the issue as immaterial -- hatched by Republicans and the media to distract voters.
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The last thing Fred Rogers would do for a sad boy is distract him from his sadness.
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But the new animated AR video filters don't add much and, in fact, distract from intimate scenes.
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HONEYPOT BOTS These bots are meant to distract trolls by goading them into fighting with unthinking machines.
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Unfortunately, the rest of the episode doesn't have anything to distract from the racial quandaries it ignores.
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Democrats have derided the investigation as a GOP effort to distract from and undermine the Mueller probe.
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I climb into bed with D. and some snacks and put on a movie to distract me.
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They are hoping that late, modest changes to the bill will distract from the bill's dominant features.
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Al Qaeda objected, fearing he would alienate the Muslim world and distract from jihadism's more concrete goals.
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If this happens during your next interview, do all you can to not let it distract you.
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But Mr. Trump did not have a positive story to tell that would distract from the hearing.
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He said he "didn't want to distract" any of the cast by being on set for it.
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Her father, Mishaan al Abed, sits by her bed, trying to distract her with his cell phone.
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Distract yourself with a brief activity, like talking to a friend about something other than your ex.
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Pence said that the "unfounded allegations" shouldn't distract the campaign or the American people from larger issues.
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I distract myself with a Twilight movie-thon with my roommate and N. $7 20.67:12 p.m.
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The wig may look strange at times, but ultimately it doesn't distract from what makes Geralt interesting.
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He tried to distract viewers from his ignorance by his use of rudeness toward his fellow candidates.
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"Sometimes we want to distract while they are distracted," Mr. Prendergast said, praising the safety board's move.
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When you know you should be creating, do you distract yourself or do you pay the price?
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For most people, it's absolutely good enough and won't distract you from the rest of the package.
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It would distract from Mr Trump's domestic problems and boost his ego (and, perhaps, his presidential campaign).
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If that's the case, this is one heck of an awkward way to try to distract people.
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Even a few extra pounds could distract and detract from the look his dancers needed to have.
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Even a few extra pounds could distract and detract from the look his dancers needed to have.
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Al Qaeda objected, fearing he would alienate the Muslim world and distract from jihadism's more concrete goals.
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When doctors transported Jack to the operating room the next morning, they blew bubbles to distract him.
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But the Marines have said that too much mixing would distract recruits, and perhaps intimidate female Marines.
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Will the thing I love to use to distract me from my problems always become another problem?
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She fears that the dream of a tech fix will distract voters and politicians from those culprits.
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If we're vibing on the music we don't want to break it up or distract from it.
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The fact that everyone is suspicious is just camouflage, meant to distract readers from the hidden truth.
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But many other times, it means prescribing things that don't fix the pain — but distract from it.
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The path is narrow and a little challenging, but as always, the views distract us from the difficulty.
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By framing all this as a European problem, eastern governments may hope to distract from failings at home.
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"No amount of hot air or made-up facts can distract from Chris Christie's liberal record," he said.
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You deserve some down time, and a 4K TV is a perfect way to distract you from FOMO.
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They also distract attention from what Mueller said on Wednesday about how Russian interference is an ongoing concern.
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Others, however, are using (read: abusing) the car horns nonstop to amuse themselves and annoy or distract opponents.
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Where- INGRAHAM: If you want me to be discreet-- COOK: What happens is we distract what actually happened.
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It might distract us from the more casual forms of racism that are much more common and insidious.
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If you're finding it difficult to hold it in, try singing along to the track to distract yourself.
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Security experts also fear that a Turkish offensive would distract the Kurds from their continued battle against ISIS.
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We don't know if it was a random act or maybe some type of ploy to distract people.
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That's the kind of watch you wear when you want to distract people or woo other watch enthusiasts.
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Apparently nobody on her staff warned her that this might at the very least distract from her message?
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And, when necessary, they help distract or deflect when the broader news cycle is less friendly for Trump.
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"It indicates how much our enemies are at work to distract the attention of the soldiers," Badjeck said.
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It has small vibration motors that send signals to distract Lawton's brain from trying to create the tremors.
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"It's also great to do something that involves your senses, to distract yourself from your mind," she says.
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The cheaper Kindle has a recessed display, so dust and other grime could eventually distract you from reading.
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At times, though, it can feel like the visuals are there to distract from the game's unyielding repetition.
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That touchpad decoration collects fingerprints and distract the eye with its LED illumination, but serves zero discernible purpose.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, HBO chief Casey Bloys doesn't want anything to distract from the show's final season.
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There is now so much tech out there — tweets, Facebook posts, phone notifications and more — to distract us.
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But overall, the question remains: even if our phones do distract us, is that necessarily a bad thing?
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Alarcon denied wrongdoing and said the accusations were a bid to distract the public from the government's missteps.
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Rowling loves to misdirect, to hide her villains in plain sight and distract you with innocent red herrings.
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She can come to set and visit me and hang out and doesn't really distract me from it.
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Not even Michelle Pfeiffer and her fabulous black and gold gown could distract these two from one another.
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Apple has unveiled a bright lineup of new Apple Watch bands to distract us from the bitter cold.
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He's gonna try to distract us… What we've gotta learn is kind of how to stiff-arm him.
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But if we've learned one thing about Yeezy recently, it's that nothing can distract from his creative process.
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Scare stories about fraudulent voting also distract from the genuine problem of meddling in American elections by Russia.
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And then I kind of just distract myself until I forget almost or let out all my rage.
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"Quickly changes subject to distract/diffuse with knowledge she's dating someone else," he wrote alongside the text chain.
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Above and below the screen you have the big borders that kind of distract from the screen experience.
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The film tries to distract us from this obvious flaw by declaring that, basically, Niander is a lunatic.
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A few months later, the singer added a statement hair accessory to distract from his grown-out bangs.
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Marked by their bright white appearance, high-color temperature LEDs may distract drivers, particularly those who are elderly.
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I was so nervous somebody would notice me and distract everyone watching the movie for the first time!
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Andrews, the other stalwart from Mary Poppins, won't appear so as to not upstage or distract from Blunt.
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For starters, they're ultra lightweight and crafted for a secure fit that won't distract you from your activities.
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Kris doesn't believe that's possible and attempts to distract her "son" with lots of activities and lunch dates.
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Plus, they won't distract from a stylish outfit, but they are far from a boring normal strappy heel.
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But the fact that Obama's analysis doesn't go quite far enough shouldn't distract from the main point here.
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It would distract us from the virtuous things we are able to do, like keeping the internet secure.
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In an attempt to distract from my rumbling stomach, I ask Katz where he gets his pita from.
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In his instinctive bid to distract and deflect, Trump complained they should be talking about more important things.
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That kind of chatter is exactly what Facebook needs right now to distract people from its bigger issues.
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Chiuri said she had focused on black for this collection in part not to distract from the design.
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Jeanette explains that she wants the party to help distract from the stress and seriousness of the surgery.
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Identity politics are often used as a smokescreen to distract us from this viral culture of wealth extraction.
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"It's an attempt to distract from what we're trying to do, which is save children's lives," he said.
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And the reason they are as they are trying to distract from the main message which is this.
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So if you need to distract yourself from the reality of the present, Hyperloop is here to help.
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The family of six were saved when the mother pulled out the "taco tactic" to distract the suspect.
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There's already a visual element, so I didn't want to add anything else that would distract people visually.
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No matter what John does, he will not be able to distract from the inappropriate comments he made.
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The other big gadget to distract us from political news was Apple's new MacBook Pros with Touch Bar.
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To distract from this, leaders have targeted their voters' anger at Democrats, piling on the forces discussed above.
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Before Mina Starsiak told her husband Steve Hawk she was pregnant, she tried to distract him — with breakfast!
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It debuted in the '90s, and was itself a welcomed tool for parents looking to distract hyperactive children.
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But the campaign cant allow the professional bedwetters to distract them from doing what they need to do.
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Critics sweep those benefits under the floor with language meant to distract us from what's really at stake.
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They use jokes, quotations, emotional outbursts, misdirection, and all manner of verbal dodges to confuse and distract questioners.
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So Rhys and Hyperloop One are also looking at innovative in-pod technologies to, in essence, distract riders.
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For long drives, grab a Kind bar, which will come in handy when hunger pangs begin to distract.
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At best, these question are irrelevant and, at worst, they distract us from actually attempting to build simulations.
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All it does is distract me from the rest of the game, which I actually want to play.
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There could be no captions, no border, nothing to distract respondents from the lines, the curves, the colors.
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This visual seems more troubling than appetizing, but maybe it's meant to distract customers from the price increase.
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If you want to distract yourself from the agony of this dreadful day, this can help you through.
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Intimacy and affection are considered dangerous to the state because they distract from unwavering devotion to an ideal.
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While you might feel tempted to distract your loved one from their worries, talking can provide greater reassurance.
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People were getting agitated, so the models started running around, pouring tequila down our throats to distract us.
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Critics say the new policy is nothing more than a stunt to mollify and distract an anxious public.
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Also beware that pickpocketers often work in pairs: one will distract you while the other takes your wallet.
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"What I think he's trying to do is distract from basically his failed policies," Ryan said of Obama.
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Others pointed out that the photos could have been meant to distract from various controversies surrounding Trump's presidency.
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But if Brexit worsens European infighting and political paralysis, Mr. Haddad said, that could further distract from counterterrorism.
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They use his performances to promote a nationalist agenda and to distract Britain's youth, who might otherwise protest.
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To distract his people from their many woes, Putin has pursued a dangerously aggressive and expansionist foreign policy.
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The animals circled the vehicle continuously, and to distract herself from danger the girl repeated her own name.
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Jim McGreevy, president and CEO of the Beer Institute, is optimistic that impeachment won't distract from the legislation.
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Barra urged employees not to let speculation about Opel's fate distract the carmaker from carrying out its business.
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" He called the Republican memo "another effort to distract from the Russia probe and undermine the special counsel.
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Mr. Baldwin's lawyer, John Hueston, said Ms. Boone was only trying to distract attention from Mr. Baldwin's claims.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer reminded viewers on Thursday that he doesn't like to distract himself by second guessing things.
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" And it even proposed "public executions of looters and other spectacular events to distract the protest-minded audience.
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Officials said the assaults were meant to detract from government advances in Ramadi and distract the security forces.
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Comey firing is a red herring to distract from the fact that Trump hasn't started building the wall.
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Patients often require sedation but Mosso encouraged them to play the Spider-Man game instead, to distract themselves.
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" "A way to distract the nation is by propaganda, and this time it's sadly against the LGBT community.
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Earnest accused Trump of leveling the allegation to distract from the attention being given to the Russia issue.
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Roman and Yates shared alternative ways of intervening known as the "three Ds": distract, delegate, and directly address.
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But guidelines, she says, may distract health workers from pressing the message that sunat has no health benefits.
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Young activists must learn to trust their instincts and not let these debates distract them from their goals.
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Recognizing their power to distract, not to mention incite, presidents have opted to absent themselves from the events.
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To distract him from chemotherapy, we swapped poems, plays, rants, jokes, spiritual questions and dreams of the afterlife.
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Worse, the compulsive punning and jokiness distract from the book's more ambitious possibilities — and its most interesting tension.
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That means huge demand for new services to entertain or distract people who are now sheltering in place.
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Furthermore, unattainable foreign ambitions distract, at great cost, from the more important and momentous task of internal reform.
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"There is always a cover-up issue they use to distract everyone from the real problem," she said.
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Its frothy surface, kitschily embellished with a tiny cat face, made her laugh but otherwise failed to distract.
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Here are the podcast community's top episode recommendations to lift your spirits or distract you during this time.
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For younger listeners, here's a list of podcasts to distract 2- through 6-year-olds and their caretakers.
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But voters should not let such good cheer distract from some of his questionable actions in recent years.
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As long as your outfit does not distract from how you present yourself, you're probably in good shape.
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He maintains that the government is ginning up a "moral crusade" to distract attention from the ailing economy.
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Mr. Appiah laughed when asked if the nomination of the first graphic novel would distract from that controversy.
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The hardware is simple — dark metal snaps and buckles that don't distract from the rest of the jacket.
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Buttigieg called such proposals a "shiny object" that will distract Washington from achieving more realistic gun safety reforms.
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She doesn't recommend taking jobs during the school year that can distract from academic work and extracurricular activities.
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The Kremlin is under pressure, and what better than a shake-up to help distract from those issues.
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"River was a wonderful student, athlete, and friend that will be missed by so many," the distract added.
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Some officials suggested he is trying to distract from the looming conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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While the images distract from the song, they're a reminder of his physical presence — joyful and, yes, incomparable.
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The threat that overwhelmed you last time might distract you from the thing that's gonna get you today.
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Democrats blame Trump for engaging in a confrontation with Iran as a way to distract from Trump's impeachment.
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I wish I'd had these fun, flavorful tomato and peach paletas to distract me from that achy throat.
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But Mr. Gatier insisted that the units be utterly silent so as not to distract from the singing.
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Galloway sent him copies of the Harry Potter books in Arabic to distract him, but it wasn't enough.
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Use just simple little accents here, nothing that&aposs gonna distract the eye from the real selling points.
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They also lit a giant fireball to distract the horde and make them all burn to their deaths.
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Instead, Trump is encouraging his team to develop policy announcements that could help distract from the ongoing ruckus.
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While an important point, this critique has the potential to distract us from the larger problem at hand.
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They told you playing video games would distract you from being a millionaire ... they told you a LIE.
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They shouldn't let unwinnable or symbolic battles distract them from small, tangible victories that might still be possible.
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During the town hall, she called out the fossil fuel industry for trying to distract the American people.
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Now, without the team there to distract them, the Mashco began throwing rocks, which splashed into the river.
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Accountants warn that the hype around the advantages of these funds may distract advisors from tax-planning risks.
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Yet what's crucial to see is that such judgments distract us from any possibility of thinking about redistribution.
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When a teacher became hysterical, Keiko sought to distract her by yanking down the teacher's skirt and knickers.
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The risk is that commercial deals "distract from long-term political solutions" to trade issues, the official said.
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Actually grappling with the ugly truth of slavery would distract from the project of rebuilding the American nation.
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Is it okay to distract people from the world at large if it'll at least make them smile?
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Sheriffs and police chiefs warned that enforcing the bathroom bill could distract from their work preventing dangerous crimes.
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Clinton would divert resources, distract members and potentially polarize the union just as they are entering critical contract negotiations.
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I recommend having a passenger do this, as it takes a little time and might distract you fom driving.
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Days after the mannequin challenge took over the internet, a new viral challenge is here to distract us all.
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"I fear that New Zealand would distract me entirely too much," Martin wrote about the invitation to visit earlier.
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That doesn't mean handlers aren't bothered by people's tendencies to pet, make cutesy noises, or otherwise distract their dogs.
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Authoritarians require enemies to blame for their inadequacies, and to distract their base from their diminishing quality of life.
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Last night I informed the WH that I was resigning so as not to distract from POTUS' many success.
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Cartoons can educate, entertain, distract, or transport us away to worlds that we could only imagine in our dreams.
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The key to not letting all these communication channels distract you is to simply limit your access to them.
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When Sally talked about the orphanage, Rob would jump around and distract her and try to make her laugh.
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Mirage, a witty, playful combatant, can create holograms of himself to distract enemies and squeeze out of tight situations.
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Police say a mother used tacos to distract a fake cop with a gun who was threatening her family.
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One, I hope that the sets don't distract from the story, that they don't draw attention to themselves individually.
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He doesn't want any of the lingering bad feelings with his parents to distract from the matter at hand.
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Navarro said the presumptive GOP presidential nominee was merely trying to distract from misconduct by the now-defunct school.
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Distract and divert the attacker's attention by making a scene and being noisy to draw the attention of others.
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These check-ins remind me that we, as a society, rely on our phones to distract and entertain us.
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Let me be me, you do you, and don't distract yourself from what is actually going on around us.
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The spy chief suggested the video might be fake, hinting at media manipulation to distract from the Chemnitz killing.
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The target audience for these achievements is the Russian populace, partly to distract people from their deepening economic woes.
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I sat inside for days with Justin and our pacing dog, refreshing Twitter, escaping into books to distract myself.
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The company has a history of using genius marketing strategies to distract from unsavory business practices or toxic affiliations.
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Zheleznyak said Britain needed to whip up an hysteria to distract attention from what its intelligence services were doing.
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Afraid to "distract," many women have stuck with the basics and shied away from being themselves for too long.
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But while they're in the wine cellar, Cyrus offers up another bottle; he's actually just trying to distract Rowan.
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Just be sure to find a neutral background that won't overpower or distract from the main focus — the sweets.
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Reasonable-sounding data about average household debt levels shouldn't distract anyone from the fact that student debt has skyrocketed.
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HARF: So supporters of the president call it that to distract from the Russia investigation and discredit Bob Mueller.
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Survivors did not want a possible repeat of any such incidents that would distract attention away from the victims.
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Some opposition critics fear the government will try to use Trump as a screen to distract from its failings.
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Shah specifically cited Musk's "erratic behavior" as a risk to Tesla, suggesting Musk's antics distract from Tesla the company.
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Trump the showman can dance around policy pitfalls and distract from some of his less than successful business dealings.
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Some worry that a return to the ring will -- and possibly already has -- distract him from his senate duties.
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ACCORDING to NATO's handbook, the preferred tactics in Russian information warfare can be summarised as "dismiss, distort, distract, dismay".
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There are, as you said, bad-faith actors who have an agenda to distract and divide and to confuse.
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And just to cause a number of issues that distract us from what we really need to focus on.
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It's narcissistic to fixate on personal losses that distract from the pain these men have inflicted on their victims.
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Clinton's latest outfit choice didn't detract or distract from her policies — nor her dexterity in defending them — on stage.
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At my most cynical, I believe all relationships are just people finding other people to distract them from themselves.
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GravityGravity's dramatic intensity and stunning visuals couldn't distract us from the glaringly avoidable nature of its most devastating death.
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The physical act of using your hands can distract from your worries or anxieties and has a soothing effect.
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Your reaction, they&aposre trying to distract, you know Putin owns Trump just giving all the way to Moscow.
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The best way to deal with them is to distract them or placate them, while never ceding any power.
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"Net neutrality" is a boring name, it's true—but don't let the naming games distract from the core issue.
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So I say let them distract us all they like, let them keep going, flapping their lips about this.
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This kind of hyped-up story could distract folks from the more serious, more obvious effects of climate change.
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Monsanto had argued much of this evidence was a "sideshow" that would only distract jurors from the scientific evidence.
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Wildly ambitious "quirky" projects like a social car are used to distract engineers from getting bored or jumping ship.
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Trump Derangement Syndrome will serve to distract them from what will otherwise be a campaign to personally destroy Gorsuch.
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The rationale was that allowing flashy, eye-catching GIFs might distract from the rest of the News Feed experience.
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But this isn't enough to distract Ethel from her family's problems especially once her father tries to commit suicide.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of actor Seth Rogen distract you from the real mission at hand.
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We don't just use our smartphones to distract ourselves or get a quick dopamine rush with social media likes.
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But these noisy debates, while important, distract from the larger issue: the cost and inefficiency of our healthcare system.
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He knows his tweet will fire both sides up to distract from the 25 million dollar settlement of yesterday.
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The latest development could distract the Trump administration from its priorities such as tax reform, healthcare and simpler regulations.
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During a visit, a friend gave him a sketch book so he could distract himself, but it didn't work.
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And it helped to distract from Scotland's woeful fiscal performance, data for which were also released on March 9th.
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This is another pathetic attempt to smear people close to President Trump and distract from the administration's many successes.
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He tells Enid to go get her while he runs around shooting his gun to distract zombies from them.
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I welcome any activity that can distract me from my encyclopedia-like knowledge of my friends' favorite bread type.
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This visual seems more troubling than appetizing, but maybe it's meant to distract customers from the increase in price.
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But maybe it's because the beach is the one last place we have to distract us from a screen...
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Ryan on Friday said Trump's comments distract from the real issues facing the country ahead of the general election.
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Adults might snicker, but I could distract the kids by pointing out facts about other animals in the vicinity.
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Warner suggested that Trump was trying to distract attention from other issues by targeting President Obama's former intelligence chief.
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He said French leaders were only raising the issue to distract attention from anti-government demonstrations in their country.
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Kemp has tried to distract us by stepping down as secretary of state immediately after the damage was done.
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He knows his tweet will fire both sides up to distract from ...the 25 million dollar settlement of yesterday.
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And I worry that the focus on Russia will distract Trump's opponents from more tangible actions to combat him.
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Hazel's husband Mark Henson, a delivery driver, said the collapse of Monarch would help to distract from Ryanair's problems.
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The U.S. president's absence will hopefully not detract or distract from the serious work that needs to be done.
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This requires buying into the moral relativism at the heart of Trump's deny, distract, deflect and divide rhetorical strategy.
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"Donald Trump is panicking, and using cruel attacks on immigrants to distract and sow fear," Castro wrote on Twitter.
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Franken in the broadcast at this time would distract from the show's purpose as a celebration of American humor.
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Of course, what that also served to do was distract from the important message Rapp's allegation had to convey.
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After making a cup a coffee, a lot of things can distract you before you get that first sip.
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It appeared as if they were trying to distract the audience and avoid having to show proof of concept.
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Patient narratives may veer into emotional or psychosocial landscapes that distract attention from objective biomedical data that doctors need.
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Waymo labeled Uber's claim as fictitious, intended to distract people from Waymo's evidence showing Uber used Waymo's trade secrets.
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The chatter wasn't enough to bother or distract me, but I do wish the music played a bit softer.
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After meditating, participants completed a quiz on a computer that was intended to distract them and test their concentration.
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"So all he can do is try to distract us, that's even why he's attacking my faith," she said.
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Undoubtedly, the president is ready to chum the waters with another carefully manufactured outrage to distract the pundit class.
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TAFURI: So all three of you are trying to distract from an embarrassing capitulation thing that happened on Monday.
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The sounds of ASMR videos can block out externals sounds and distract the mind from focusing on agitating thoughts.
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Opposition leaders frequently argue that Maduro's government seeks to use dialogue to distract from its continued human rights violations.
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Minutes into the final, it's almost silent, as if singing would distract the players from the task at hand.
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When I played a soothing classical piece to relax and distract my thoughts, the sounds became jumbled and dissonant.
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He denies this new bill is intended to distract from the GOP assault on that more ambitious climate plan.
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And it might even distract from the more important conversation around condom use, diagnosis, treatment, and education around STIs.
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I assume that, like most politicians, he uses his charm and strong jawline to distract from his professional shortcomings.
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"So good!!" he writes, as if an extra exclamation point can distract from this otherwise joyless calorie delivery system.
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But I fear campaigns like this one can distract from systemic problems in favor of short-term symbolic wins.
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That is why the Kim regime seeks conflict abroad, to distract from total failure that they suffer at home.
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