We get tired of ramen, we get tired of sushi, but we never, ever get tired of curry.
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Because we will never ever get tired of free food.
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"You get tired of it," he said in February 2018.
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If you get tired of fruitcake, here's your cooking project.
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I've visited before, and I never get tired of it.
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After a while, people get tired of the press stories.
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The last week is when you get tired of everything.
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I get tired of things and want a new challenge.
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I don't want to get tired of my own music.
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Floridians, do you get tired of all this political drama?
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I don't know why I don't get tired of it.
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"You never get tired of seeing them," Mr. Stones said.
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"I get tired of hearing all that bickering," she said.
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You get tired of living in fear and being limited.
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"I don't get tired of looking at them," Finlayson said.
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"The upstairs neighbors get tired of my entertaining," she said.
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Like, do they ever get tired of being so problematic?
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"You're going to get tired of people telling you" about her.
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I never get tired of watching their affection toward each other.
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In fact, the people of Florida may get tired of it.
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Eventually, even themselves, they're going to get tired of it. Me?
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"At some point they just get tired of chewing," she says.
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We get tired of pigeon-holing ourselves just to fit in.
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We'll win so much that you will get tired of winning.
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I'ma keep D.M.'ing you until you get tired of me.
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I get tired of having chicken all of the time, man.
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There are people who never get tired of breaded chicken cutlets.
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So, look, I think that people do get tired of losing.
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It's a man's game and you just get tired of it.
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The God Emperor said that we would get tired of winning.
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But one day, I think I will get tired of the hustle.
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Somehow I never get tired of eating the same thing for breakfast.
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But, did she ever get tired of talking about the wrap dress?
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Don't you get tired of being one step left of an idiot?
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Do you get tired of senselessly ranting on forums and message boards?
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With me, we will win so much you'll get tired of winning.
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"I think they get tired of us talking about it," she said.
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We're just winning so much we're going to get tired of it!
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I get tired of being the butt of all your jokes sometimes.
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Is there a country or city you never get tired of visiting?
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Jesse, if we win anymore, I am going to get tired of winning.
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I could eat a million of these and never get tired of them.
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We get tired of the stores around us mainly because they suck (haha).
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And the truth is you will never, ever get tired of winning. Never!
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I never get tired of reminding people that data does not change minds.
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You can also just use its remote if you get tired of talking.
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They're going to get upset and they're going to get tired of it.
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If you get tired of the repetitive kneading, the massager offers two settings.
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Newspapers get tired of the controversy that a full-time cartoonist can cause.
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"After a week or so, you do get tired of it," he said.
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"We'll export so much we'll actually get tired of exporting," Trump would say.
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I tend to cycle through favorite dishes until I get tired of them.
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"When you get tired of something, enough is enough," Mr. Barber-Walker said.
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We fans get tired of being constantly fleeced on the price of tickets.
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I used to be unbothered but I'm starting to get tired of driving.
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Do you think residents of these towers ever get tired of their views?
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We're going to win so much you may even get tired of winning.
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Perfect for grandparents who never get tired of seeing those cute kid photos. ($199.99)
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Even worse, they'll probably get tired of your pastrami and start eating something else.
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You don't get tired of it as quickly as the shirt you wear weekly.
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"You get tired of apologizing for things that you can't remember doing," he said.
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I'd probably get tired of the first song after a certain amount of time.
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I never get tired of reading books about the future written in the past.
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Sometimes I just get tired of it; it's been a long journey for me.
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We're gonna win, win, win; so much winning that you'll get tired of it.
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And, if you get tired of reading, there are several chapters of blank pages.
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When you get tired of being a lion tamer, that's the time to stop.
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I love looking at Pig Pen—never get tired of looking at Pig Pen.
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Like I said, it's a man's game and you just get tired of it.
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The kids and I don't get tired of it, we're always saying, let's go out.
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Speaking of diversity in Hollywood: Do you ever get tired of answering questions about it?
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But that's OK, because we'll never get tired of seeing Lego crash tests like this.
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One should never get tired of even the laziest comparisons, especially if they're flattering ones.
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Make them tell you to stop asking if they get tired of your asking them.
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Pet owners could hear this over and over again and never get tired of it.
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It was at this point that I started to get tired of Dr. Mario World.
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It's going to be important to see whether cooks get tired of cooking every week.
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I switch my recipes up week to week, so I don't get tired of anything.
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Our mission wasn't like "I hate fusion food!" but we do get tired of it.
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So give us the top line numbers cause I never get tired of hearing them.
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Servicers get tired of baskets of loans all the time for any number of reasons.
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He said: I never get tired of reminding people that data does not change minds.
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I haven't done drag in decades, but people never get tired of bringing it up!
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Make them tell you to stop asking them if they get tired of you asking them.
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I don't think we're ever going to get tired of new stuff from A$AP Ferg.
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Eventually, callers should get tired of waiting for voicemail to pick up and will hang up.
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Do you ever get tired of your or your music being characterised as serious and introspective?
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I bring them in and kick them out over time if I get tired of them.
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No disrespect to 15s, but I get tired of seeing people say, real rugby, fake rugby.
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"The American people, including those who trade stocks, will get tired of the story," he added.
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So I like diving into those just because I never get tired of thinking about time.
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"I never get tired of [the O.J. trial]," Papagan told the New York Times last year.
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You have to close down your personal Facebook account because you get tired of harassing messages.
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Consumers aren't the only ones who get tired of clothes after they've seen them for too long.
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As a lender, I wonder whether lenders could get tired of having to manually reinvest their loans.
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"I get tired of seeing the same kind of [hiker] over and over again online," Bruso explained.
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So does JoJo ever get tired of performing her teenage self's "Too Little Too Late" or "Leave"?
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Good, if a bit lengthy, but I'm starting to get tired of the constant anti-Sandberg coverage.
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" And the problem with that style, explains Voss, is that "people get tired of dealing with them.
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He's everywhere at once of course, but he must get tired of showing up all the time.
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The results are always fascinating, and we never seem to get tired of witnessing the changing moments.
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"A problem with entrepreneurs is that people get tired of it and they move on," he said.
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"They get tired of hearing my voice of 'be persistent, work hard, you know, believe in yourself.'"
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I will never get bored of telling you that – and we will never get tired of winning!
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Even if you love pizza, you're going to get tired of eating the same pie night after night.
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We don't think we'll ever get tired of the good old store-bought ready to bake cookie dough.
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I could literally stare in her eyes for a million years and could not get tired of that.
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And if you ever get tired of doing it, well, there's no harm in starting something else either.
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"I can find ways to switch up the flavors and they don't get tired of tacos," she says.
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Personally, I'll never get tired of Tyson's #sciencesplaining – keep it coming (even if it occasionally spoils the fun).
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Finally, the organizers get tired of seeing people not attending and lose interest in supporting little local bands.
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If you get tired of water, King recommends carbonated water or adding fruit to water for flavor. 4.
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If you get tired of exploring on foot, step into your rover, observing the landscape through the windows.
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We don't want you to get tired of us, but we here to put the frequency out here.
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And when your people get tired of eating potatoes every night, give us a call: 202-456-1414.
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But maybe you get tired of all that darkness, of the suffering, of the being made to suffer.
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When you get tired of that, you can start simply searching keywords for anything that grabs your attention.
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I would go through different stages and get tired of certain things and want to change and learn.
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His negative from my perspective is people get tired of the show, like they did his show. Yeah.
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I think that you might get tired of being a band, and you want to do your own thing.
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For example, the Rampage cabinet also includes Gauntlet, Joust, and Defender if you ever get tired of destroying cities.
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Or carry you on his back for many miles when you get tired of walking on your wee legs.
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You know that your cat will never catch the spot, but your cat will never get tired of trying.
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After all, if you get tired of it or dislike it, you can always go back to the office.
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MCNALLY A great work is one you never get tired of — you find new value in it every day.
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"Sometimes you want raspberry, then after a while you get tired of it, you want some strawberry," he says.
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See on Instagram SALEEM: Do you ever get tired of so much of your work being connected to race?
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We could listen to the riffs on this song on repeat for centuries and never get tired of them.
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Sorry, gang, but we will never get tired of Stranger Things parodies — especially when they involve our favorite childhood toys.
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If, for some bizarre reason, you get tired of consuming chocolate bunnies this April, don't throw all that candy away.
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Evidently, there is only so far you can push investors before they get tired of businesses using the same tactics.
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Other than just like wait for it to... Wait for the you know, ironic Nazis to get tired of it.
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"Sometimes when I get tired of my workouts, my energy gets really low, and it's hard for me," admitted Vonn.
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It is odd, but I get tired of trying to pay or give her money and just go with it.
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That's sort of the desensitization theory that they'll indulge and then get tired of it or maybe sick of it.
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As in, moviegoers will get tired of them and stop watching them and the movie studios will stop making them.
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Eventually, Nation A will get tired of carrying the economic weight of Nation B and the split will become irrevocable.
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Did Toronto jazz band BadBadNotGood get tired of playing that muzak-y version of "Ghost Town" for minutes on end?
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Will customers get tired of chatting about their brightly coloured bank cards and the relevant emoji on their push alerts?
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You make friends so easily, and when you get tired of people, you hop on a train for somewhere else.
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Any chance players will get tired of screaming "THAT'S BEAM ME UP, WATSON, NOT BEAN ME UP" at home, alone?
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But when guests get tired of the sun, they can kick back in one of Som Dona's many lounge areas.
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As a chronic illness drags on over the months and years, friends get tired of trying to talk about it.
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Millennials, of course, are known to swipe right, "talk," hook up, then "ghost" when we get tired of that person.
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Some inmates, they get tired of the same pictures, so they just rotate and trade them for a new chick.
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"I actually do get tired of eating," said Moeller, who lives in Greenland and skis for Denmark at the Olympics.
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You spend a lot of time by yourself when you're homeless because you get tired of explaining yourself to people.
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I also get tired of people acting as if my work CAN ONLY fit into contexts that are exploring race.
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And though I appreciate people's interest in my work, I get tired of certain institutions only contacting me around February.
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When they get tired of dancing, there are toys and blocks to play with and a fenced-off relaxation area.
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Do you ever get tired of knowing what's best for America and having to wait for everyone else to catch up?
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These are the items that can easily be replaced as you get tired of them or current design trends fade out.
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Chrissy Teigen's clapbacks, RuPaul's Drag Race, and shiny new beauty products — because, honestly, who could ever get tired of all that?
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The smart switch has a physical on/off button if you ever get tired of the app or using your voice.
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Do we want to be another business's cool new vanity project until they get tired of us and pull the plug?
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So you'll get tired of wearing a VR headset long before the batteries on these accessories need to be recharged.[Nyko]
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Just one advent calendar can provide up to 25 gifts that your dearest friends and family will never get tired of.
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Kaitlyn: "Ko Ko Bop" is a bop, and of course there is dancing, which Lizzie and I never get tired of.
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Philadelphia (CNN)When you get tired of hunting Pokémon, Hillary Clinton's campaign hopes you'll get addicted to her new game too.
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You'll be able to disable all those random emails individually if you get tired of getting updates from a specific app.
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You can drink this all night and never get tired of the stuff, but 200 calories only buys you one drink.
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"Some of them just get tired of the Bay Area, and they just want to move to New York," Krieger said.
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These six don't have that problem, though you might just get tired of panicked British people breathing heavily while furiously typing.
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Can they get past the huge dip in engagement after a few months when people get tired of monitoring their blood?
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Even though it's in the name, I still get tired of doing something similar to what I've done in the past.
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I think it's just in human being's nature to eventually get tired of a person you are with all the time.
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"I get tired of seeing the same elected officials coming once a year and giving the same speeches," Mr. Williams added.
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Not that I don't like how I look, but sometimes I get tired of people saying how they feel about it.
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"And to this day I don&apost get tired of hearing it because that&aposs our mission: to employ military spouses."
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We hope to see a playable version out soon; one where you'll win so much that you'll get tired of winning.
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I'll never get tired of hearing him bellow "The moooooooooooon!" as he fumbles with an increasingly varied assortment of window coverings.
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"The longer this goes on, I think the more and more people are going to get tired of it," Cornyn said.
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" He promised to make better deals, ones in which we would win so much we "may even get tired of winning.
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If you get tired of reclining, you can also browse the books and personal ephemera displayed in several slim cabinets nearby.
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"You want to make this fun and applicable and sustainable for you so you don't get tired of it," he says.
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I would hate to get tired of one of the only things that can reliably unite this divided nation of ours.
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So I imagine when I get tired of stacking blocks, I could just go visit my favorite social networks, and vice-versa.
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Also, definitely find someone like Peter who will let you use their back as a pillow when you get tired of standing.
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We embraced it, because sometimes I just get tired of seeing cameras do moves that are actually impossible to do with cameras.
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It's built for one-handed uses and light enough that even people with little bird arms won't get tired of holding it.
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While the attempt to commercialize has been going on for decades, he doesn't think companies or investors will get tired of waiting.
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During a Grey's Anatomy panel at PaleyFest over the weekend, Ellen Pompeo revealed why she doesn't get tired of playing Meredith Grey.
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It included "a lot of cool, bare carbon fiber, which I never get tired of," the catalog quoted Mr. Seinfeld as saying.
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"I think people get tired of listening to super fast bands with Cookie Monster vocals," agrees Larry Burnett, guitarist in Zero Down.
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Camilla: Well "Motorsport" by Migos featuring Nicki Minaj and Cardi B is a song that I won't get tired of anytime soon.
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"I personally get tired of seeing the same thing over and over again when I scroll through my feed," he told Insider.
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He is betting that Democrats will get tired of the fight and lose focus about exactly what he did to deserve impeachment.
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" Comedy Central touted the library in a news release, saying, "It will be so tremendous that you'll get tired of the tremendousness.
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Here's a look at some of the famous people we've seen behind the wheel: When you get tired of navigating DC politics... Sen.
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"You work so hard and put so much emphasis into running and you'll never get tired of the feeling of winning," Coleman said.
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The truck drivers of the world should continue to ignore low clearance warnings because we'll never get tired of accidental destruction videos.[YouTube]
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But, and I'm not kidding, sometimes I get tired of holding books or am just so exhausted I just want a bedtime story.
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No matter how many hours I log into Blizzard's Overwatch, I never get tired of defending the second point on the map Hanamura.
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I work on art every day and never get tired of looking at my art to inspire me to keep on keeping on.
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Peaceful and so beautiful!!!" she continued, adding that "you guys are going to get TIRED of all pics I'm going to post lol.
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We'd also recommend doing some arm workouts ahead of Manhattanhenge — so your upper limbs won't get tired of all the photo snapping action.
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But I get tired of trying to convince policy makers to support the arts with an argument based on financial efficacy and profit.
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It also could be used to help teach sign language — a robot doesn't get tired of repeating a gesture for you to learn.
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Fortunately, Gat says that eventually teenage Leos would likely get tired of all the attention and opt for the occasional introverted Friday night.
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"People get tired of it — have been there, done that, and move on," Steven Shoptaw, a psychologist and researcher at UCLA, told me.
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That said, unless the ceremony is extremely short, most of those students will probably get tired of holding the viewer to their faces.
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For much of 2015, Republican leaders believed a comforting fairy tale about Trump: Their voters would get tired of him, and he'd lose.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Trump promised that with his deal-making skills, we'd be winning so much, we'd get tired of winning.
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I get tired of looking at gloomy buildings so I do something that makes me smile and probably makes someone else smile, too.
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Grab the signature sandwich (€5003; €22 with Pat LaFrieda beef), and try not to get tired of the repeating reggae cover album soundtrack.
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I do too, and I think that people do get tired of it, when Trump keeps tweeting about it and everybody gets exhausted.
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She also posted one with Lindsay Lohan for last year's Mean Girls Day, because there are some memories you never get tired of reliving.
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Employees who get tired of the 100,000-square-foot fitness center can also use 2 miles of walking and running paths on the campus.
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So if Hillary ever does get tired of that 21-year-old Patagonia fleece, she can just turn it in for refurbishment and resale.
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They sell all kinds of great things, often in comfortable settings that frequently feature chairs to sit in if you get tired of shopping.
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You get tired of a joke after a moment, but you've got to live with it animating it for weeks and weeks and weeks.
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As I always say, and I won't get tired of repeating, an education based on respect — respect for all human beings — is urgently needed.
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It begs to be seen if the Kardashian/Jenner family will ever get tired of getting dragged on the Internet for being culturally insensitive.
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"You get tired of that one night and the multiple womens or the threesomes or the foursomes or whatever," Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino answers.
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But Chrissy, if you read this, just know we won't ever get tired of seeing videos of you having fun with your mini-me!
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"When he talks about winning and that our country will get tired of winning, you know what, that's what people voted for," he said.
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The family still uses the tap water for washing their hands -- they get tired of having to unscrew a bottle for just about everything.
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I chose to only send myself a few boxes along the trail to ensure that I wouldn't get tired of what I was eating.
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Even Eggo fans will eventually get tired of them Brown said she started out liking Eggos, just not how many she had to eat.
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And when employees get tired of waiting for their clearances and quit, defense contractors must put time and money into a new hiring cycle.
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" She added, "Frankly, I think Republicans are going to get tired of winning at some point if the Democrats don't ever get an agenda.
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Sometimes, you miss the food at home, you miss the people around you, but other than that, you should never get tired of traveling.
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The spooky resurgence is happening just as people are starting to get tired of moth memes , so many welcome the shifting tide of content.
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Noe Jose, 25, a marketing director who lives on the Lower East Side, said his friends get tired of drinking the same old cocktails.
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It turns out, on one thing anyway, our supposed president was right: You really can win so much that you get tired of winning.
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On the other hand, you might get tired of the constant birthday reminders, or might want to remove someone&aposs birthday from your calendar.
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"You can play it 20 times in a row and you'll never get tired of it, because it plays 20 different ways," he said.
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We will never, ever get tired of seeing adorable proposals at Pride, and no one is going to be forgetting this one anytime soon.
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After a week, or maybe a month, I'd get tired of the smart watch or fitness tracker and leave it in a dresser somewhere.
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And when people get tired of his empty provocations — as they by and large seem to have done by now — they can ignore him.
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And if you ever get tired of fighting the dark side, you can also take a break by playing a game of Holochess or two.
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If you're unmoved by the comments and refuse to modify your original submission, the debate comes to a close when commenters get tired of it.
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Who (Mindy Kaling) can only speak in quotes from poets and rappers because she's "evolved beyond language," until the screenwriters apparently get tired of that.
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"We think that maybe the Mario world is a deep world," Otani says, "or maybe a world that players would not get tired of revisiting."
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"The thing is, space opera is just dramatic adventure set in space, and I don't think people will ever get tired of adventure," he said.
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But even though you can get tired of watching the same kind of sketch play out, it's hard not to become invested in the outcome.
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"I'm not sure I'd want to be in the same room with someone who could get tired of that," astronaut Kathy Sullivan told National Geographic.
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In Everything you can be just about everything, and when you get tired of being everything you can let the game itself be everything instead.
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I mean, we're setting records," Trump told a reporter, who asked what it would take for him to get tired of Pruitt and say "enough.
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If you get tired of hearing cries of "Pika Pika," there's a simple off switch to give the Pokémon (and mom and dad) a rest.
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With that, I would venture to say buy a couple board games, you know, just in case you get tired of TV. And then, talking.
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After I realized how young she was, I thought during the first couple of years she would get tired of being with an older guy.
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But I have a weakness for the form at any time of day; I never get tired of recommending old favorites and discovering new ones.
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" And then a reporter broached the subject more directly, asking, "Do you ever just get tired of people always kind of pointing out your age?
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I want it to be cool and funky and full of personality, but I don't want it to be something I can get tired of.
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She kept it well lit because, after years of attending séances, as she told the Hearst syndicate in 1949, "I get tired of dark rooms."
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"I get tired of people saying, 'Oh, they're going to run and the only thing they're going to do is go after Trump," Cummings said.
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I've found that breaking up an experience can also help with game fatigue — when you play too much of one thing and get tired of it.
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The women quickly get tired of performing for Coach Viall, and they all disperse to various sand patches to be alone and have a little cry.
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It's all but impossible to get tired of Lego, but this will still help breath some new life into the buckets of bricks under your bed.
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If there's one thing you can never get tired of, it's a juicy burger and a thick slice of cheese squeezed together in a fluffy roll.
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I love doing production for other people—making hip-hop with other people—but sometimes I get tired of that or I get out of ideas.
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A thing I'm always telling people about Florida writing is that I'll stop doing it when I get tired of it, but it hasn't happened yet.
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The music should complement the narrative without drawing too much attention to itself, and it should be interesting enough that you don't get tired of it.
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When you're used to doing it every day, it's not really like a fad where you get tired of it and move on to something else.
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"And so I think it's going to, as the day goes on, it's going to get tired of hearing the attacks on Cohen's credibility," Christie added.
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Circle in the round If you get tired of the view outside your bedroom window, maybe you should buy this house in Australia, which rotates 360 degrees.
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When you're doomed to spend the summer months in a non-air-conditioned apartment, it's easy to get tired of celebrities' Instagram posts of their luxurious vacations.
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"We're going to win so much you are actually going to get tired of winning," Scaramucci promised "New Day" co-anchor Chris Cuomo Wednesday morning on CNN.
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The video shows Harris smiling and dancing to Cardi B's "I Like It." When we get tired of speech prep there's only one thing to do... pic.twitter.
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While the 17 years the United States has invested in the country is impressive, it's natural for a foreign power to get tired of an interminable war.
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When parents get tired of running around with their kids you kind of take them in this area where they have all kinds of games to play.
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At what point do the president's staff and the Republicans in Congress get tired of babysitting and cleaning up messes and decide they want a real president?
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Here's another crab-walk animation that looks like it was pulled from Reddit, too: i dont think ill ever get tired of trashing the new Mass Effect pic.twitter.
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"There's only so many times you'll be able to anchor a piece of furniture or a cartoon in the room before you get tired of that," he said.
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Of course, no matter how good the recipe, the chef might get tired of making the same thing every night, and such is the problem facing Ace Attorney.
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Las Vegas tourists, on the other hand, have money to burn and all the time in the world, at least once they get tired of the blackjack tables.
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"There's no particular penalty for lying to the public, unless the public get tired of it, but there's a real penalty for lying about the FBI," McConnell said.
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You know how it goes — sometimes in Ghost Recon, you get tired of working with your friends to complete missions and you just want to shoot them instead.
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My eyes start to feel strained, my face hurts because the headset is pressing on it, and I get tired of whipping my head around like an idiot.
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We get paid a lot of money to do so, so I'm going to live with it, and I don't think I would ever get tired of it.
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And, if you get tired of the gold on gold look, you can swap out the watch band for something more subtle or glitzy, depending on your mood.
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They're laid out in a way that lets you move around — if you get tired of your seat, your car or your companions, alternatives are close at hand.
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But there's one thing we can say with absolute certainty: The Russian strongman, to use a famous Trumpism, is winning so much that he might get tired of winning.
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Vigeland said, while Warren's various policy proposals were a "phenomenal" way to dominate the news cycle, she warned that eventually people are going to get "tired" of the strategy.
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If you get tired of asking Alexa to stream songs for you, the Echo Dot also has Bluetooth capability, so you can pair it with your phone or laptop.
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"With wearing makeup a part of my job as a model, one might think I'd get tired of it, but I absolutely love it," Musk said in a statement.
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Video game promotions love to talk about choice, and freedom, in terms of how long it takes you to get tired of doing whatever you want whenever you want.
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Baldwin announced a month ago that he plans to hang up his orange spray tan in the near future, ostensibly because he's worried viewers will get tired of him.
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This was definitely the most flavorful of the salads I sampled, and I can see how someone could eat this (almost) every day and not get tired of it.
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Video game promotions love to talk about choice, and freedom, in terms of how long it takes you to get tired of doing whatever you want whenever you want.
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I've become a creature of habit in getting the same salad and smoothie every day, but it's so good that I don't think I'll ever get tired of it.
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"At most you can ask people to do that for about a week, and then they get tired of it and just want to live their lives," Armul says.
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You just can't get tired of doing things right and doing things in a way that you think is in the best interest of the program and the player.
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Percentage of budget spent on groceries: 21%"A lot of people consider it less expensive to eat out, but you can get tired of the Portuguese fare," Tricia said.
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Today in impeachment hypocrisy I will never ever get tired of watching these videos of lawmakers from both parties saying completely opposite things in '98 and '99 vs. today.
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We were going to get to a point where we were just going to get tired of fighting each other, fighting the outside world when it doesn't really matter.
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So, don't worry if the kids get tired of sharing the bunk bed (or even the same room) — you have the option of splitting it into individual, freestanding pieces.
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So the only time you need to remove it is when you finally get tired of catching Pokémon, or when the next official update makes the game even less enjoyable.
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Whenever a big press tour happens — whether it be for a movie, TV show, or book — you're bound to get tired of seeing the same celebrity over and over again.
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Tidal might last a bit longer, but eventually, Jay-Z will probably get tired of investing money in a service no one cares about and give up the ghost.20163.
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"I get tired of people whining that taxes on the rich are going to destroy the economy," said William Gale, a co-director of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
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When you get tired of beating up Batman, there's a delightfully silly campaign mode to blast through as well as a robust online multiplayer (where Bats will assuredly punch back).
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On a full charge, the RetroChamp will actually run for around three to five hours, which is enough time to get tired of playing NES games on a long flight.
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"There will be publishers interested in these books if they sell," said D.C.-based literary agent Gail Ross, adding that readers could get tired of Trump books at some point.
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As constant as this stream of collaborations is, and as much product that we as editors see, I — yes, switching to "I" now — don't think we'll ever get tired of it.
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While I'm doing this, I get tired of standing — I have a standing desk in my office that I meant to buy a stool for when I bought it this summer.
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Whatever happens, at least we know the Sonys, Canons, and Nikons of the world will still be there when we we get tired of rubbing our temples looking for the answers.
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Yeah. I think ultimately, we all go through this sort of like hedonic treadmill thing where if you play status games for a long time, you can get tired of them.
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That's part of what makes the beast that is World of Warcraft so addicting to so many people — if you get tired of doing one activity, you can try doing another.
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And for those times when you get tired of holding the portable up to your face, it has a built-in kickstand and can be played with My Arcade's wireless controllers.
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But in my opinion, if you make those elements into a system that's basically parameters and numbers, then sooner or later you get tired of it, because it's always hounding you.
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If you like experimenting with a lot of different styles, you'll probably get tired of having access to only one brand, but that's the whole premise of the service after all.
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Players find a winning strategy that becomes the only "right" way to win, and some fans, especially those who watch Overwatch eSports, get tired of seeing it over and over again.
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You get tired of the show after a while and I think a lot of journalists are tired of the show ... I get a sense that people are tired of the show.
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But just like Tom Hanks in Big, we never get tired of looking at toys (er, I mean, very, very serious things that will disrupt the industry and make your life better).
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And of course, Sam Esmail will probably never get tired of teasing audiences about what's real on Mr. Robot — whether you think that's genius or lazy writing is none of my business.
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A portion of Trump's base, the ones who think that the Clintons have killed people and pizza parlors harbor child sex rings, will never get tired of hearing about the uranium deal.
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Hersh is enraged — "editors get tired of difficult stories and difficult reporters" — and takes this and subsequent investigations off to The London Review of Books or to the German paper Die Welt.
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"Folks get tired of just saying, oh, thank you for showing up (at the polls)...and think, show up for me," she said referring to black women in and communities of color.
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New music packs are also occasionally added in case you get tired of playing the same tracks, and new 90-degree and 360-degree modes suit those looking for a new challenge.
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I get tired of hearing how jobs are going to be created every time a finacial move is made which seems to be just talked to get us to buy into deceitful moves.
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And when you get tired of racing on the track you've built, or don't have room for a huge race layout, the cars can be driven around anywhere, just like regular RC toys.
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We were just starting to get tired of the core stories and were hoping they would create a way to let us create our own stories and voila, they just added that feature.
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"More often than not I'm going to be pausing and then zooming in and then playing again, then zooming and pausing and you just get tired of it after a while," he said.
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It's probably technically negligible to support the app and YouTube keeps folks glued to the TV where, presumably, the will eventually get tired of funniest dash cam videos and click over to CNN.
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Obviously when I came out it was a big deal, but I did get tired of it" — her reign as a butch sex symbol — "because it took the focus away from my music.
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If we do that exercise, even though we get tired of doing it and we get frustrated because we can't make it happen, we begin to understand how unbelievably dangerous [Trump's] comment is.
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The idea appeared to be to start the trial, make it clear that there was nothing new, and let everyone get tired of it, so they could decide to end things without witnesses.
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What I get tired of is people thinking they understand the work and my purpose as an artist on a surface level without questioning why they have those associations in the first place.
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"Long term, you don't want to have Facebook and Twitter to turn into, you know, a cage fight all the time, because people get tired of it," said Narendra, co-founder of SumZero.
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Because, without the metaphorical pages in those metaphorical binders, the country would have new roads and buildings and trains and airports, so much infrastructure that we Americans would get tired of all the infrastructure.
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Several years ago during a long day of meetings in Los Angeles with Ali, Lonnie and Larry Townsend, the Ali Center's CEO, I asked the champ: Don't you get tired of all this travel?
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That historic leftism seems to be on its way out, though, in what's being called the turning of the "Pink Tide," as the region's oil economies decline, and citizens get tired of corrupt governments.
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For me and Angel, we are very used to that, but at some point, if you are not winning a lot, you start to get tired of each other when you're 100 percent together.
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After he&aposs removed all the filling from the bed, he&aposll sometimes sleep on the empty shell for a while until I finally get tired of looking at it and toss it out.
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The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee made an argument that is often pushed by conservatives: The American people would get "tired" of the Russia probe by the end of the year. Sen.
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I'm not sure why I do this (probably because most new movies aren't that great, and I get reflective as the year ends, and I get tired of watching old Christmas movies over the holidays).
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We know this because Orgeron said so, and he said so because he's self-aware enough to understand that he is the rarest of college football commodities: someone we'll never get tired of hearing from.
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They're exactly what little girls (not that actual little girls should necessarily watch this R-rated film) need to look up to when they get tired of having images of princesses shoved in their faces.
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Earlier this year, Mr. Sechin's expansion was so aggressive that it seemed plausible that Mr. Putin himself would get tired of him, and would try to rid himself of such an odious comrade in arms.
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"Frankly, I think Republicans are going to get tired of winning at some point if the Democrats don't ever get an agenda," she said, citing a phrase often used by President Trump on the campaign trail.
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" — Dave Wasserman, editor at Cook Political Report "People might get tired of hearing about the Ebola example, but the learned lessons from experience is critical to save lives — especially if we are dealing with something worse.
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When you have this big emotional response to something, eventually you get fatigued and you get tired of being in this state of awareness all the time and you let your guard down as a consequence.
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If you don&apost believe in something, and I think that it comes back to saying that President Trump is a racist, I get tired of hearing racist, homophobia, et cetera, for 77 years he did business.
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People ask if I get tired of people coming up to me and talking about the show, but I had so much fun doing it and I'm still so proud to have been a part of it.
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"I spend a lot of my time traveling across the world for work and often get tired of staying in hotels day in and day out," said Hart about curating the unique accommodations for the booking site.
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"I'm thinking that we won't do it this month, but when they get tired of not getting together, we'll probably do it," said Ms. Quinn, who was also trying to get her bridge club to go virtual.
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You might be an influencer and your followers could get tired of seeing you drag around the same Gucci clutch, but it cost so damn much that you had to wring all the value out of it.
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So perhaps you get tired of the music you're making, you lose interest, or you convince yourself that, at the end of the day, it was just a hobby and not necessarily something you were doing for work.
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Of course, if you happen to go to the dentist fairly often, you'd probably get tired of playing the same game of Where's Waldo over and over again, but it's still better than staring at an empty wall.
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"I expect to keep doing it until I get tired of it," said Mr. Roberts, who is currently on a 3,000-mile "ramble" across Texas, weaving through at least 40 national parks and averaging about 23 miles a day.
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I think I have seen the first third of Jurassic Park about twice as many times as I've watched the full film, because I will never get tired of that moment when Grant and Sattler first see the brontosaurus.
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I just be in my own lane & I don't give mothafuckas too much of me because nigga if you give too much, niggas gon get tired of seeing yo ass, so I just be coolin' in my own lane.
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Retta as Ruby, Mae Whitman as Annie in 'Good Girls' When three suburban moms get tired of trying to make ends meet, they decide it's time to stick up for themselves by robbing the local supermarket at (toy) gunpoint.
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Second, he offered economic nationalism: we were going to beat up on the Chinese, the Mexicans, somebody, make the Europeans pay tribute for defense, and that would provide the money for so much winning, you'd get tired of winning.
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Fortnite is still the most popular game in the world, and it's hard to see that changing anytime soon — whether or not big streamers get tired of it, and whether or not it's the most popular game on Twitch.
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She put on a disposable glove to swipe the debit card, and then asked if I'd let everybody in Philly know that she is open for delivery and takeout—especially when people get tired of cooking their own food.
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If I had to add a fourth, which is an important one, it's this is probably the best play on 5G, and we're going to get tired of hearing about Apple and 5G, but stay tuned for more on that.
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" She added, "If people do recognize me and come up to me, they're so cool and respectful and usually have some great anecdote about how my music fit into their life – and I never get tired of hearing about that.
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Las Nenas' partners are also creating an app that allows users to order their beef cuts directly from the beach—or wherever they are—and schedule a specific time to pick up their order when they get tired of the sun.
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The fledgling brewery had been hosting pop-up food suppliers, mostly restaurants, for a month or so at a time, but now it will house Meat Hook "until we get tired of each other," according to the Threes Brewing website.
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Many double albums are hard to grasp at first listen but grow through the years and become something you pick up over and over again and you don't get tired of it the way you can with a single album.
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In the future, it's likely that this kind of fan-driven channel will become increasingly common, especially as people get tired of the objectively terrible analysis provided by Michael Owen and Robbie Savage and search out something more authentic and heartfelt.
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Wearing white shirts printed with the phrase "We never get tired of our country," nearly 200 young Somalis gathered Tuesday at the site of this weekend's historic terror attack to collect the remains of victims still buried among the rubble.
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TV and movies you may have missed the first time around, old favorites you'll never get tired of watching, and brand-spanking new originals will all be landing on the streaming service this May, and it's hard to know where to start.
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There are moments when I'm, liked, tired of being single, so I'll go on a bunch of dates in a week or two, and then I'll get tired of it and delete it, and I'm done with it for the time being.
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Emma's Answer: It is so easy to want to buy anything and everything for your new place but check yourself and make sure what you're buying is not only something you love and actually need, but something you won't quickly get tired of.
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Pros: Fun for kids through adult, easy to play, great way to spend time as a family Cons: None, unless you get tired of playing before your kids do Buy Qwirkle on Amazon for $19.95 Buy Connect 4 on Amazon for $7.99
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Rodriguez's legacy — or the everlasting ambiguity attached to it — could better be understood in the Tampa Bay clubhouse beside the dressing stall of their linchpin slugger, Evan Longoria, who was asked: Do you ever get tired of having to witness Yankees history?
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As members of the estrogen-festooned half of our species, I and others of my ilk sometimes get tired of seeing the entries BRA and A, B or C CUPs in our puzzles, with no balance in terms of men's undergarment entries.
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FROM COINAGE: Best Home Improvement Tips for Every Budget "I love this room, I can never get tired of it, I get excited to be in it again when I come home again after months away, I just adore being in here," she says.
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The same fate could eventually befall a simple PC and Mac app called Random Access Character that generates an infinite number of bizarre characters using random shapes and textures—but only if you somehow get tired of watching them sassily stroll across your screen.
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Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts never seems to get tired of staring at him in awe, reveling in the sheer size and power of this beast, and ILM's CG wizardry is so convincing that it's easy to forget that what we're looking at isn't actually there.
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Lenses for iPhone Photography: Moment New Tele Lens & Moment New Wide Lens When you get tired of taking group selfies and want to capture videos and pictures of the main event, a good smartphone lens attachment can help with getting closer to the action.
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"The immediate appeal is that the rules are simple and easy to understand, but then the long-term appeal is that you can't get tired of this game because there is such a depth," says International Go Federation secretary general Lee Ha-jin (above).
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Idina Menzel will never get tired of singing "Let It Go." The actress, 48, spoke to PeopleTV at the Los Angeles premiere of Frozen 2 on Thursday night where she revealed she would never tire of singing the 2013 cultural juggernaut beloved by millions.
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The tour, which came as most of his rivals attended the party's annual conference in California, marked his fourth visit to the state since announcing his bid for president in April, and he vowed to return so much that people may soon get tired of seeing him.
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That's more than enough time for you to get tired of bumping your head on this massive six-foot wide accessory, although with a price tag of $429 (or $479 for the black version) you'll be inclined to stick with this decorating choice for a while.
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Make you tired of winning so much Here's Trump on what his campaign would do and the effect his potential presidency would have on Americans: "We're going to win so much, you're going to get tired of winning," he said in South Carolina before the February primary.
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His speech to Bobby about his dream is one of my favorite moments of the original series, and I will never get tired of Bobby tearing up over his old man's faith in him—not young wastrel Bobby, and not silver fox Bobby either, it seems.
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If all of this is too much fuss and bother, just get an Instant pot (like this 6-in-1 6-quart) and dump all your food in that and eat Instant Pot "stew" all the time until you get tired of it like everyone else.
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"We are trying to brief the Americans so thoroughly about every detail of matters concerning sanctions and the North Korean delegation that they get tired of hearing it," said Cho Myoung-gyon, who as South Korea's unification minister is in charge of dealings with the North.
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You know, Stormy Daniels, I get tired of all her stuff, but the one thing that I do admire about her is she takes her moment in the spotlight and shakes her moneymaker and goes out there and makes a living off of it, and there&aposs nothing more American.
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And I suspect a lot of what happened during the sequence (like Tyrell being in the trunk) was somehow meant as an Easter egg for the audience that hinted at what transpired between season one and season two (which is still, as I never get tired of reminding everyone, a mystery).
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"You may not want to hear this, but there's not enough stock to buy, and there's not enough bonds that have any yield to buy," he said, adding that investors are going to get tired of earning little to nothing on their cash and will move that money into capital markets.
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And if you get tired of playing with Azul's default board, you can flip it over and go rogue with a "design your own board" sort of challenge, though the game's rules dictate that you can only have one of each tile design in any given row in your final wall grid.
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You probably knew that, but since we'll never get tired of dunking on it, a new study (via Ars Technica) now shows that 25G E isn't just misleading, it proves that AT&T's current 25G LTE speeds can actually be slower than other carriers who employ similar LTE Advanced and Advanced Pro technologies.
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And should you get tired of seeing displays of world-class athleticism, the athletes are documenting their stay on social media, so you can always check on displays of world-class wealth, floating a short distance from the hundreds of people displaced to make way for the construction of the Olympic stadium.
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Like many others who write columns, I get tired of writing about President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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I'm always looking at my phone, and I remember being at the Guardian and they launched a mobile app and that's all they were talking about was how does, how do you tell a story when you only have a few inches of digital space because when you get to these long-form pieces people get tired of that.
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And here's what we have to show for it: an underclass of gig workers, increased traffic congestion and urban pollution, the global suppression of labor standards, hollowed-out public transportation and taxi businesses across the world, and the instability that will come when Uber and WeWork collapse as SoftBank and other investors get tired of losing money from these creatively unprofitable businesses.
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" Accepting the award for Best Visual Effects for The Jungle Book, VFX supervisor Robert Legato paid tribute to his fellow winners — Adam Valdez, Andrew R. Jones and Dan Lemmon — and still managed to squeeze in a joke about one of Trump's most memorable campaign trail quotes, in which he warned, "we're gonna win so much, you may even get tired of winning.
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R.E.M. bassist, himself an outspoken Trump critic, hailed the news â€" and the Trump-aligned backlash against Twitter's act of "censorship" (it was actually just a perfectly normal and legitimate copyright claim) â€" with a wry tweet mocking Trump's frequent campaign boasts about how, with him in the White House, the people of the United States would get tired of winning all the time. Winning?
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"If I get tired of all the rules, if those five minutes [on the mound] are not enough, if the phone rings in the bullpen and the coach tells another reliever to warm up and I don't mind, then it's time to walk away," Radinsky told SI, summoning his own version of the no-sell-out ethos as it applied to someone who pitched because he pretty much needed to.
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I think it&aposs true though that you can -- you don&apost have to always have to be leading, you can be just having fun and what a great point that you could be rallying troops, you&aposre not trying to convince the exact person you&aposre talking to, but I do get tired of the hate sometimes and I don&apost know if you know there&aposs this -- I guess it&aposs called an add-on for Google Chrome and when you get on it, if there&aposs too much hate, you could flip it on and it turns off all politics or whatever, if you want a break, so I turned mine on the other day and it&aposs just -- and there was just one puppy video left.
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