" Mr. Stern responded, "You never get bored with them.
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I don't think we're ever gonna get bored with that.
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But many say they never get bored with the views.
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Do you ever get bored with what's on the wall?
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"To stay active and not get bored with everything," she added.
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I get bored with people who complain about this or that.
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"This meme content, people will get bored with it," Bern said.
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Plus, you'll just get bored with the free features after a while.
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Mr. Trump can get bored with both debate preparations and debates themselves.
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When I get bored with one way, then I'll go to the next.
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"As soon as they get bored with anything or anyone, they're gone," Stellas says.
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It's also a feature I get bored with over the course of the game.
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This means you kids won't get bored with all of this kid-friendly content available.
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"I would consign my jeans and tops, because I'd get bored with stuff," she said.
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People get bored with lectures and will have a hard time remembering what you taught them.
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As they get bored with your content, you have to be able to find something you enjoy.
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After a while, I'll get bored with it and I'll do something new like I always do.
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"We talk and read and talk and read and then I get bored with them," she said.
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When I get bored with one thing, I like to switch it up to stay excited and engaged.
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I get bored with iPhone cases so often, it is bound to be replaced with a new one frequently.
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With gifted and talented students, sometimes kids get bored with classes, because the work comes so easy for them.
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If you don't like a class or get bored with the studio, just buy another from a different gym.
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"We get bored with the flavors, so we're always willing to try something new," the younger Mr. Pesso said.
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It's similar to how Snapchat Discover tries to deliver extra content for when you get bored with what friends post.
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"I don't get bored with food," the actress and girlfriend to Ryan Gosling tells SHAPE for the April cover story.
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Couples forget how to flirt, or that they're attractive to anyone else, and get bored — with each other, and themselves.
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"We never wanted our home to feel like a studio because we were afraid we'd get bored with that," Bela said.
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As people start to get bored with their fidget spinners, they are going to start playing with these double pendulum fidget spinners.
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Geostorm is a movie about weather-controlling satellites that get bored with combating climate change and decide to destroy the planet instead.
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Essentially it's the same joke over and over again, but the song is so good, so you never get bored with it.
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The best solution for the country, by far, would be for Trump to get bored with the idea of doing these daily briefings.
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As occurred with last year's "Star Trek Beyond," you soon get bored with one party and itch to get back to the others.
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Why you'll love it: With a different blend each month from Blue Bottle Coffee, you'll never get bored with your morning cup of Joe.
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Entrepreneurs don't tire of inventing things; banks don't get bored with lending money to make a profit; people don't stop showing up for work.
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Then, as is my wont, I get bored with the corner, so I hop over to the northwest to see what's going on there.
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The joke is limited only by the number of nouns in the universe, and by how long it takes us to get bored with it.
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"Sometimes when you just start off with activism, people ignore you or they get bored with it or feel like it's too aggressive," she explains.
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That's the stuff that gets me excited because we are bringing the brand to people in different ways, and you don't get bored with that.
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"We will have so much winning if I get elected that you may get bored with the winning," Trump said during a visit to Capitol Hill.
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It's a great way to elevate broccoli from ubiquitous side dish — one that, let's face it, we can get bored with — to the center of the plate.
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If I was a vegan or vegetarian, I&aposd probably get bored with the selection, especially if I wanted to order six or more meals a week.
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It's easy to get bored with smartphones — trust me, as I look at my desk right now, there are half a dozen phones on with with negligible differences between them.
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If kids get bored with the video game, they can use the characters as controllers, using the physical characters like joysticks to control their avatars through a flying obstacle course.
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If you get bored with one of the exercises, feel free to substitute another movement for the same muscle group — add standing box or jumping jacks instead of marching in place.
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Though experienced skiers and snowboarders are likely to get bored with the park's limited offerings, Big Snow's terrain park has elements that would appeal to even the most intense park rats.
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I know plenty of high-school aged fans who love the game the way it is played and don't get bored with it, because they take the time to understand the game.
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A sequel needs to be a repetition of certain things so that those who are familiar will stick around, but it also needs to have substantial differences so that they won't get bored with the game.
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And if you get bored with your character's current appearance, voice, or outfit, plastic surgery and clothing from the varied boutiques of Steelport cost a pittance, so you can reinvent yourself as often as you please.
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Throughout season three, they're doing the same show night after night, so it's only natural the girls begin to get bored with zombie-walking through the motions, repeating the same lines and hitting the same moves.
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Videos can be broken up into sub-15-second chunks, idea by idea, so you can easily fast-forward with a tap if you get bored with certain details and skip to the next pertinent piece of the news.
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When you can see the end, but you know there's still some distance left to travel before you arrive, that's when it becomes easiest to get bored with what's happening, or for a storyteller to wallow in perfunctory plotting.
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Another idea: if you tend to get bored with cardio machines, you can spice things up with burpees (and get a strengthening boost): run/elliptical/cycle/row for five minutes at a good clip; then, hop off and do 10 burpees.
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We made sure we stocked up on can goods and lots of fruits and vegetables that we can pair with any food we want to cook for the week just so we don't get bored with what we were eating.
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This solves an issue we've previously covered, which is that broadcasters don't want to actually start their broadcast until a lot of people have tuned in, but early viewers leave because they get bored with watching the broadcaster wait for new users.
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When done right, they marry the best of both worlds: Every time you start to get bored with the characters' self-indulgent wallowing in their own problems, there's a dragon; just when you start to lose track of the characters' psychologies, there's an existential crisis.
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Hopefully, he'd become Natalia's boyfriend, and then she'd get bored with him the way she did with all of them, and then he would realize that always, from the very first moment we'd looked into each other's eyes in the hotel lobby, he'd been in love with me.
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Rather, it's something really fun to do with your money, and hey, if a few years down the road you get bored with playing real-life fantasy sports, you can always cash out by selling your new plaything to the next sucker who comes along—and given the way the U.S. economy is going, there likely will be more suckers coming down the pike.
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Here are the best lint rollers for pet hair you can buy:Best lint roller for pet hair overall:Evercare Pet Extreme Stick Plus Lint RollerBest budget lint roller for pet hair:Scotch-Brite Lint Roller Combo PackBest non-adhesive lint roller:ChomChom Roller Pet Hair RemoverBest lint roller for travel:Flint Retractable Lint RollerBest lint roller for large surfaces:Evercare Pet Mega Extreme Stick RollerThe best interactive cat toys you can buyCats get bored with ordinary toys fairly quickly, but if you invest in a good interactive cat toy, your furry feline will stay entertained for hours on end.
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I don't know. And that's what's kind of interesting. Maybe we'll just get bored with murder as art and move into another area of our society. It's all up for grabs.
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It's very free formed. Every show can be extremely different from another. I try to have little consistency when it comes to my show. I never want to get bored with myself.
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The Curly can be sometimes aloof with strangers but are usually very loyal and affectionate with their owners and family. Curlies are extremely intelligent in general, but training can sometimes be difficult as they can easily get bored with repetitive training.
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Captive orcas have displayed responses indicating they get bored with activities. For instance, when Paul Spong worked with the orca Skana, he researched her visual skills. However, after performing favorably in the 72 trials per day, Skana suddenly began consistently getting every answer wrong. Spong concluded that a few fish were not enough motivation.
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The soundtrack was met with negative reception. James Southall commented that whilst "there is occasionally some reasonably tense action music", he found most of the score "very tired-sounding". However, Jørn Tillnes described it as "succeed[ing] in almost every way", but that he "would prefer more variation", as he found that "as a complete listening experience, you get bored with it"..
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As Henry is trying to teach Justin algebra using fashion flash cards, Justin get bored with it and ends the session early. Henry tells Betty that he sucked as a tutor, but is not giving up. Henry later comes over to the Suarezes to tutor Justin again and finds him making out with a girl and drinking beer. Henry is freaking out over Justin's behavior.
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In 2007, a Vice announcement was published on the Internet: > After umpteen years of putting out what amounted to a reference book every > month, we started to get bored with it. Besides, too many other magazines > have ripped it and started doing their own lame take on themes. So we're > going to do some issues, starting now, that have whatever we feel like > putting in them.
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It > isn't that he [Noland] just sees things differently, he also deals with them > differently. That is why Noland will dream up a baby derby, a gambling night > at the hospital, a variety show at Christmas and off-track betting when > patients get bored with the hospital routine. Production of Temperatures Rising was underway by August 1972 with filming done at the Burbank Studios in Burbank, California.
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I think it's quite good, actually."Chris Hastings, "Eileen Atkins: I don't see why ageing can't be attractive" The Telegraph (5 July 2008); retrieved 8 December 2011. "All through my career, I have tried to do new work, but there is a problem in the West End as far as new work is concerned. As a theatregoer, I get bored with seeing the same old plays again and again.
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Shaun asks if she is in love with Greg, but Rachel avoids the question. In the park, Rachel tells Greg she does not want to pursue a relationship with him, for fear of hurting Shaun. After seeing the couple kiss, Shaun lashes out, warning Rachel that Greg will get bored with her and move on to another woman. Shaun later begins dating Dr. Vivian Wright, who previously dated Greg.
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It's easy to slip into and fun to play. At the same time however, because "Hoffman's Pro BMX" piggybacks on the THPS engine, they're very similar, and if you've started to get bored with "Tony Hawk's," you might want to try out Matt Hoffman's before you pick it up." Edge similarly gave it six out of ten, stating that the game "offers more realism, while Mirra delivers a marginally better, if arcadey, experience. Both entertain in differing fashions.
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Håkon Moslet from Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet said in his review of Playing My Game, that "Unforgivable Sinner" is a "clear highlight" of the album. He added that "with its slightly dark and disconcerting atmosphere and a refrain you never seem to get bored with, it is one of a kind." Geir Rakvaag from Dagsavisen noted that the song, with "Sitting Down Here" and "Where I'm Headed" are the "most earcatching" songs of the album. Terje Carlsen from Fredrikstad Blad called it "immaculate".
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Following the success of Draconian Times, and after four years of continuous touring, the band began to get bored with their signature sound and started to experiment with Depeche Mode-esque synth-pop and electronica. This new direction shaped their next album One Second, released in 1997, and was most epitomised by the lead single, Say Just Words. The album was one of the band's most successful releases, particularly in Northern Europe, cracking the German, Swedish, and Finnish top ten charts.
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C. compressus prefers the odors of foods that they have not recently eaten. Hermit crabs exposed to one food for at least 9 hours preferred foods having other odors for the next 6 hours. This short-term avoidance of food (like human beings who get bored with the same meals over and over again) compels the crabs to seek out a wider range of food. This might be advantageous to the crabs, possibly through the consumption of a more nutritionally balanced diet.
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Boku Girl was well received by critics. Honey's Anime liked the series, calling it amusing and saying that its "spicy" scenarios made it "almost impossible to get bored" with it. They described it as similar in rhythm and plot development to Akane Ogura's Kanojo ni Naru Hi (2013) and Kanojo ni Naru Hi: Another (2013), recommending fans of either to try the other. They similarly compared it to Tetsuya Hayashi's Mida Love (2016), calling both enjoyable stories about gender not mattering to love.
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Life as a housewife was unfulfilling to Livia and she felt overwhelmed by her three children and unappreciated by her unfaithful husband. She liked listening to Connie Francis and The Pajama Game when she was younger. Cagey, manipulative, and self-absorbed, Livia Soprano seemingly derives little pleasure from life other than making the people around her miserable. On her son's wedding day, she tells her new daughter-in-law Carmela that marrying Tony was a mistake and eventually Tony would get bored with her.
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With her appearance it's been declared that she has a twin brother named Tristan. He is said to be in France with a woman he met several weeks ago. Helena mentions that it won't take long before Tristan will get bored with her and move on; saying she is expecting to see him very soon in Düsseldorf. He then shows up first at the local coffee bar NoLimits as a mysterious guy, who flirts with no other than the married Tanja von Anstetten (Miriam Lahnstein).
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The year 1992 saw the unexpected decision taken by Brain Dead because they started to get bored with the current death metal boom which became so trendy and commercialized. After the mid of 1992, they began to seek something more original that could separate them from the typical death metal crap. The result is, they found a new path for their music and this new direction was still death metal but darker and blacker with a touch of doom and black metal. Labelling themselves as "dark occult metal horde" and this newly style began to cause minor differences within the band.
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After 1990's Dark at the End of the Tunnel, frontman Danny Elfman felt he was again "starting to get bored" with the band's musical direction and that a change was necessary to stay active. In 1994, he decided to reshuffle the band's line-up without a horn section or keyboards and add second guitarist Warren Fitzgerald. Boingo was a dramatic departure from all the band's previous album releases, featuring longer song structures with a mix of acoustic and electric guitars. Orchestral arrangements appear on several tracks, orchestrated and conducted by lead guitarist and arranger, Steve Bartek.
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The Apes Are Coming! (1920-1923), written under the influence of radical directors like Vsevolod Meyerhold and Sergei Radlov, is a wild burlesque of the Bolshevik revolution with a tumultuous conclusion that tears down the set. The last play, The City of Truth (1923), is a parable of the revolution in which homesick soldiers stumble into a calm and reasonable utopia, and get bored with the peace. His first play, The Son of the Sheik (1919), of which only fragments survive, concerns an ageing sheik who fears for the survival of his newborn son and heir.
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Martin is back to his hometown, Brownville, Nebraska, where he wants to pick up his son Bobbie and move to Kansas City with him. Upon hearing that, Marjorie is upset - she doesn't want to part with the child. Martin then sits by the bank of the Missouri River and reflects on his life - how he was one of the "river rats" in this town, he then worked on boats on that same river; he subsequently married Aimee de Mar in St. Louis, Missouri and they had a child together. She would overspend and get bored with domesticity; she eventually died as she was trying to run away.
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"Irresistible" received largely positive reviews from critics. Entertainment Weekly rated "Irresistible" a B+, saying it was based on "an unsettling concept to begin with" that was reinforced by "Chinlund's skin- crawling one-man show". Emily VanDerWerff of The A.V. Club rated the episode A, praising the acting, particularly of Chinlund as Pfaster, and describing it as "legitimately scary, a sign of a show that was pushing itself in new and interesting directions". The only criticism was for the scenes where Scully hallucinates Pfaster shapeshifting as "pretty silly, almost feeling like an attempt to make sure something vaguely paranormal is in the episode so the fans don't get bored with what is ultimately a very good episode".
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"PhD in nanotechnology from Cornell University", Astronaut applicant Sierra Sastre was chosen to take part in a new NASA project, called "HI-SEAS," an acronym for "Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation," that will help to determine why astronauts don't eat enough, having noted that they get bored with spaceship food and end up with problems like weight loss and lethargy that put their health at risk. She lived for four months (March 2013 - August 2013) isolated in a planetary module, which simulated what life will be like for astronauts at a future base on Mars at a base, in Hawaii. According to Sierra Sastre part of the food study will include an attempt to control the exposure to fresh air, evaluate how their senses of smell and taste change over time in isolation, and find out what role food plays in the crew's spirits and state of mind. Sierra Sastre is an aspiring astronaut.
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