"If they were going to inconvenience me, then I was going to inconvenience them," he told the newspaper.
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Now, it's O.K. to inconvenience Puerto Ricans and people with no power, but you start to inconvenience people with power.
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Here's Shelton describing the process behind World of Inconvenience: Listen to the first two songs off of World of Inconvenience below.
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"Despite the perceived inconvenience of how you get to your flight, I believe the public now understands that that's a necessary inconvenience," Thompson said.
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My impression from what the participants said was that it was kind of a wash between the inconvenience of the train, and the inconvenience of the bus.
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But this shift is still likely to inconvenience some people.
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The Mariinsky dancers, though, treated it like a necessary inconvenience.
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But bombs rarely inconvenience, whereas traffic, that happens every day.
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Justin Timberlake is sorry for the inconvenience to his fans.
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And, for many, the inconvenience was worth the bigger message.
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"We apologize for any confusion or inconvenience," the spokesperson said.
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It's not an enormous inconvenience to ship rockets over water.
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But for regular people, exclusives can be a huge inconvenience.
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Sorry for any inconvenience- we'll be back up & running soon!
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We'd run the letters all together, sorry for the inconvenience.
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That includes travel expenses and the inconvenience of getting malaria?
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"We apologize to our customers for the inconvenience," it said.
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We apologise to passengers for any inconvenience this may cause.
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We deeply regret any inconvenience this may have caused customers.
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I understand that I am an inconvenience to my family.
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We apologize for any inconvenience this issue may have caused.
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We apologize to passengers for any inconvenience this may cause.
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He once called pregnant employees — and I quote — 'an inconvenience.
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It will be much more than just an annoying inconvenience.
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We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused our customers.
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Flight delays and cancellations are a major inconvenience at best.
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"We apologize to our customers for the inconvenience," he said.
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We're very sorry for the inconvenience and appreciate everyone's patience.
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We apologize for the inconvenience & thank you for your patience.
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Why suffer the inconvenience if the personal risk is low?
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Personal Health Poor hearing is not just an annoying inconvenience.
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" The company apologized "for any inconvenience this may have caused.
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She'd be lucky to escape with only this minor inconvenience.
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"Maybe it's an inconvenience for neighbors living nearby," she said.
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"This inconvenience has fouled the whole thing up," he said.
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I'm going to mildly inconvenience the crap out of you.
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Still, Miss Manners sympathizes with the inconvenience they cause you.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience we caused anyone," he said.
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"I inconvenience them, they are not my friends," he said.
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We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate our guests' patience.
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The right mat strap can help you avoid the inconvenience.
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So why did Pence (or his staff) purposely inconvenience themselves?
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"For us it's an inconvenience, for them, it's their livelihoods."
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Long story short ... this inconvenience could've gone a lot worse.
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Deception is just a tool; betrayal is just an inconvenience.
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I know that we have caused some inconvenience to Finland.
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It's not just an inconvenience — it's a public health crisis.
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He also apologized for any inconvenience caused by the notification messages.
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We apologize for any inconvenience and hope we have your understanding.
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It's not just an inconvenience, it's keeping the shipping industry down.
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We are working on a fix and apologize for any inconvenience.
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After what they'd been through, all that seemed a mere inconvenience.
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Flat-packing was hardly the only inconvenience that IKEA created though.
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For the royal baby, dual citizenship may be just an inconvenience.
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We apologise for any inconvenience caused to local residents and visitors.
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The result is not just inconvenience and unforeseen fees for flyers.
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We regret any inconvenience this may cause for customers and patients.
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Their excellence in this hyper-masculine world is an unwelcome inconvenience.
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We regret any inconvenience this may have caused to our customers.
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This inconvenience is just one of the body's delightfully weird quirks.
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Trump said he "never said" pregnancy is an inconvenience to employers.
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I want to be compensated for my time and the inconvenience.
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The Pathology Branch apologizes for the inconvenience these delays will cause.
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The chain contacted Webb and apologized to him for the inconvenience.
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The issue has since been resolved; we're sorry for any inconvenience.
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We provided her a hotel and meal accommodations for the inconvenience.
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Sleep deprivation is miserable, but it's more than a mere inconvenience.
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Still, the machine's 97% recognition rate poses an inconvenience to some.
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Outages can inconvenience investors and prove expensive for the exchanges themselves.
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We apologise to our customers for any inconvenience this event caused.
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Customers also expressed concern about the inconvenience of existing security measures.
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But if I didn't, it would have been a real inconvenience.
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Even with all the inconvenience, I know how lucky I am.
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"Shutting down Metro for one workday was an inconvenience," she said.
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"We are all very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause."
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There is no political inconvenience exception to the United States Constitution.
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Also, having to enter a long alphanumeric passcode is an inconvenience.
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More than an inconvenience, the outage triggered a health care crisis.
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For many Flintstones, the water crisis is more than an inconvenience.
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The issue is now fixed and we're sorry for the inconvenience.
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It would be perverse to embrace inconvenience as a general rule.
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In the mind of the chief executive, inconvenience is vanished profit.
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It may feel inconsequential, an inconvenience around which we can maneuver.
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Subway delays, after all, are sometimes much more than an inconvenience.
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"We are sorry and deeply concerned about the inconvenience," he said.
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And he says pregnancy is an "inconvenience" for a woman's employer.
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Serious decarbonisation will impose significant cost and inconvenience on nearly everyone.
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We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers.
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"One supervisor intended to write 'Sorry for the inconvenience,'" Pachter said.
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"In no way is it our desire to inconvenience," he said.
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We use money to insulate ourselves from the risk, noise, inconvenience.
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"None of us want to inconvenience ordinary people," the spokesperson said.
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In a statement, the company apologized for any inconvenience to customers.
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The protocols, announced this summer, could be an inconvenience for travelers.
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And that was just for a little bit of an inconvenience.
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I am sure Chicago would take whatever the inconvenience would be.
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I was too proud and didn&apost want to inconvenience them.
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The bank quickly fixed the problem and apologised for the inconvenience.
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"We understand that this is a tremendous inconvenience to our visitors as well as to our businesses, and more than an inconvenience to our workers — our families who live here," said Monroe County Mayor Heather Carruthers.
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Things come up in your schedule, and cancellations are a necessary inconvenience.
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This inconvenience apparently didn't discourage him from abandoning the Pixel 2 altogether.
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Heaven forbid an injured woman inconvenience a large corporation from banking checks!
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Outages can inconvenience investors and also prove expensive for the exchanges themselves.
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Although many customers will see this is an inconvenience, many will understand.
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We're investigating what happened and we're truly sorry for any inconvenience caused.
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If that seems like a giant inconvenience, that's kind of the idea.
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And it's not just an inconvenience, it's also a major time suck.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience that this has caused," a spokeswoman said.
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We've been in touch with him and have apologized for the inconvenience.
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The inconvenience of working on the move is the iPad's great equalizer.
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"Microsoft regrets any inconvenience caused by this issue," says the security notification.
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We have now fixed the issue and apologize for any inconvenience caused.
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Those hurdles are not just an inconvenience, they can affect financial stability.
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"Live Nation and Parkwood Entertainment apologize for any inconvenience," the statement concludes.
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We are actively working on the issue and apologize for the inconvenience.
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When it was done, it wasn't even that much of an inconvenience.
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I use a debit card and this is an inconvenience to me.
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But the biggest problem afflicting city dwellers is not some minor inconvenience.
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Unfortunately our stock is almost sold out, our apologies for the inconvenience.
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Please call me so I can offer you something for the inconvenience.
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We regret any inconvenience this may have caused and appreciate your understanding.
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We sincerely regret any inconvenience or concern this situation may have caused.
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Better to leave a few behind than inconvenience and infuriate several hundred.
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So there's added inconvenience for people wanting to dispose of them responsibly.
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We would like to apologize to Mr. Lawreniuk for the inconvenience caused.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience this incident may have caused," HSBC said.
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She apologizes for any inconvenience and orders us guac on the house.
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We regret the inconvenience to our guest when situations like this occur.
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As though the whole situation was an inconvenience rather than a crime.
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To some, this trek is not just an inconvenience but a scandal.
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More than an inconvenience, air pollution is indeed a major medical hazard.
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That is an inconvenience to many because it falls on a workday.
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"We regret any inconvenience individuals may have experienced," the administration's statement said.
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Trip-delay coverageFlight delays and cancellations are a major inconvenience at best.
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"But the biggest inconvenience was the lack of running water," Gordon noted.
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The protracted journey was a minor inconvenience, given the resulting cost savings.
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Inconvenience does not absolve the government of its obligation to tolerate speech.
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We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this incident may have caused you.
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The challenge is how to cut demand without causing discomfort or inconvenience.
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At one point, my weight really started to cause problems and inconvenience.
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We apologize for the inconvenience & will provide updates as we learn more.
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It would be a curiosity, a novelty, perhaps an inconvenience to many.
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I don't want to inconvenience her with something meant to show gratitude.
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I experienced all pregnancies as a time of annoyance, suffering and inconvenience.
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We are truly sorry for the frustration and inconvenience this has caused.
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"We are very sorry for the inconvenience this may cause our customers."
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There was also the trifling inconvenience of his appendix bursting during production.
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The company apologized for the inconvenience to its customers in a statement.
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For some, Thanksgiving duty is a hardship, or at least an inconvenience.
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Still, it's a small inconvenience that's well worth the benefits you'll reap.
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Another inconvenience is that the assembly directions and display are in German.
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We are very sorry for any inconvenience and disappointment our guests experienced.
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We are sorry for any inconvenience and htank you for your patience.
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Snow days can easily be an inconvenience for both employers and employees.
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Being shot five times often seemed more an inconvenience than a trauma.
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PT: United told Mashable Monday evening it regrets any inconvenience to passengers.
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We believe those problems have been fixed, and apologize for the inconvenience.
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The crowds, the delays, the interminable gridlock are more than an inconvenience.
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Justices said their decision was also supported by the expense and inconvenience of having Canadians travel to California to sue Facebook being greater than any inconvenience the company would face in making its records available in British Columbia.
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We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and appreciate your patience.
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"We're sorry for the inconvenience Nyakim… " I bet they feel pretty stupid now.
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RFID shielding, I've come to find, protects you from inconvenience, not hostile hacking.
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The primary effect on major American online companies will be expense and inconvenience.
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You don't take away somebody's legs and then describe it as an inconvenience.
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It's a minor inconvenience that can save you a huge headache later. 3.
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Firms want to erase the sources of inconvenience and delay that irritate consumers.
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"Shutting off power is not simply a matter of inconvenience," the utility said.
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CRF apologized for any concern or inconvenience the recall has caused their customers.
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Local officials simply don't want to limit local growth or inconvenience local residents.
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People will often abandon their morals and principles once they become an inconvenience.
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The smog hovering over many major cities is not just an unhealthy inconvenience.
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The compensation he received had no relation to the costs or inconvenience caused.
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CNNWho among us hasn't claimed censorship from "the man" at the slightest inconvenience?
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We apologize for the inconvenience this caused our customers but have no fear!
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The net effect is to reduce congestion, albeit at great inconvenience to many.
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"I am sorry for the inconvenience," he said without a grain of irony.
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And then there's the humble sign spinner, the platonic ideal of mild inconvenience.
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"There is no political inconvenience exception to the United States Constitution," Warren said.
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"There is no political inconvenience exception to the United States Constitution," she said.
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"This is not just a minor inconvenience, if somebody is misidentified," she said.
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"We apologise for any inconvenience this causes our honest customers," says one sign.
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"The team strives to be sensitive to neighbors' concerns and regrets any inconvenience."
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"We deeply apologize for all the inconvenience this causes you," the letter says.
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That inconvenience is compounded by the increased frequency of these recommended security updates.
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Thankfully, there is a simple, many-stepped solution for this extremely minor inconvenience.
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"We apologize for the great inconvenience and worry" the delay caused, TEPCO said.
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Thank you for being a Tesla customer and we apologize for this inconvenience.
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We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and will keep you updated.
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But looking a little closer, World of Inconvenience tells a deeply personal story.
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These were minor inconveniences, but of course tech is about eliminating all inconvenience.
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After legally terminating a lease, he offered some extra compensation for the inconvenience.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience this might cause and appreciate our customers' patience."
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"ANA would like to express its apologies to the passengers for the inconvenience."
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"There is no political inconvenience exception to the United States Constitution," Warren said.
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Recognizing the inconvenience, we talked about why she used the wall calendar vs.
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This is far too long and we are deeply sorry for this inconvenience.
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It just seemed like we were a big inconvenience to this group run.
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It's tremendously sad, in its way, but the cost of success is inconvenience.
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China's example is still relevant as we think about inconvenience thresholds in travel.
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But I can't think of any reason not to do it, except inconvenience.
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Will reporting the scammers put them out of business or only inconvenience them?
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There is going to be a lot of disruption, a lot of inconvenience.
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That makes it a small inconvenience for private equity and real estate guys.
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That inconvenience wouldn't be enough to shut down abortion litigation entirely — Roe v.
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You feel like an inconvenience to them, like someone interjecting on their soliloquy.
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The Bulls contended with the same inconvenience after losing in Philadelphia earlier Friday.
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" It added, "We apologize for the inconvenience and ask that you plan accordingly.
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We apologize for the inconvenience and wish a #HappyThanksgiving to those who celebrate!
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An inconvenience compared to what many of my fellow Houstonians are going through.
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"I'm upset because this will inconvenience the people of New Jersey," he said.
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I knew what to expect, and I didn't want to inconvenience my friend.
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I know we cause some inconvenience to Finland and we apologize for it.
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LN: So when did people realize hijacking could be more than an inconvenience?
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"It's not just an inconvenience when a police officer stops me," Oregon Sen.
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One of the best things about using an online savings account is the inconvenience.
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But for the locals, Delhi's toxic air isn't a weekend-long inconvenience—it's life.
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Princess Cruises will issue $150 onboard credit to each passenger because of the inconvenience.
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We are currently re-evaluating this cooperation, and we deeply regret the inconvenience caused.
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As a disabled person, it's ingrained in you not to inconvenience the able-bodied.
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The biggest innovation that Kamprad discovered was that consumer inconvenience could be massively lucrative.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience this might cause," Taco Bell added in a statement.
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The brand apologized to customers for the inconvenience with a tongue-in-cheek ad.
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" A spokeswoman for Heathrow said, "We apologize for any inconvenience that this has caused.
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We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause Chariot's riders and our enterprise customers.
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But the vast majority of Americans are tired of the inconvenience of substandard infrastructure.
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However, if you can live with that inconvenience, this is otherwise a good deal.
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Due to the inconvenience, Phish will be providing off-site parking and free shuttles.
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"It's seen as an inconvenience to them, rather than this amazing power," D'Angelo said.
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Really it just removes the inconvenience of what most people do already—sharing accounts.
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"That's going to be an inconvenience if you are trying to get someplace fast."
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The server there apologizes for the "inconvenience" and asks what we're in town for.
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It's a minor inconvenience, but I really wonder why the extra step is necessary.
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All they had to do was endure the inconvenience of a layover in Minneapolis.
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He is uncomfortable with having caused us the inconvenience of returning with a tent.
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The Edge says I look at my body as an inconvenience, and I do.
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We are very sorry for any distress or inconvenience the incident may have caused.
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We apologize for the inconvenience and suggest that you retain your back up copies.
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"Nissan understands and regrets the concern and inconvenience caused to stakeholders," the statement said.
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Unbeknown to Raichand, the small inconvenience would be the difference between life and death.
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What may be an inconvenience for others becomes an urgent safety issue for them.
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I know that we've caused some inconvenience to Finland, and we apologize for it.
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I apologized to her about the inconvenience and she was completely okay with it.
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" Hammer wanted the letter to go further, and "apologize for any misrepresentations or inconvenience.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience we may have caused," STOXX Ltd said to clients.
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Because of this inconvenience, an election judge ruled to extend the hours, Wilson said.
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After all, no one wants to feel less worthy or like they're an inconvenience.
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So the virus's effects may not prove as big of an inconvenience for him.
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The inconvenience is so minimal that most people say, 'I can deal with that.
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The current screening procedures can be an expensive inconvenience for both passengers and airlines.
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However, these factors would be an inconvenience rather than a major barrier to trade.
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We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as the system is fixed.
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I know that we've caused some inconvenience to Finland and we apologize for it.
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The new connections we do form are tenuous, easily disrupted by the slightest inconvenience.
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It also takes away the inconvenience of a forgotten employee badge or credit card.
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We apologize for any inconvenience to viewers as we work to resolve the matter.
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Well, Donald Trump, come November, women are going to be more than an inconvenience.
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"We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this matter may have caused," the letter added.
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But for all its inconvenience, the brace did little to help John's worsening spine.
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It's really not a major inconvenience, but it is one more thing to lose.
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Attacks may begin as an inconvenience, like losing access to Netflix for a day.
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Some third-party vendors are eager to cash in on the inconvenience of returns.
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The company said the guests would receive a $100 onboard credit for the inconvenience.
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That constant painting could be seen as the ultimate luxury or an extreme inconvenience.
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How does this research matter beyond the inconvenience of having to retie your laces?
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"It's a huge inconvenience obviously," said Trell Chandler, 25, a Bushwick-based graduate student.
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"If it drags on, it's a huge inconvenience for Los Angeles voters," Tulchin said.
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He said the "inconvenience" to potential voters was not enough to merit striking it down.
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We are sorry for any inconvenience caused.) (Reuters) - Packaged foods maker Hormel Foods Corp (HRL.
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We apologize to our consumers and retail partners for the inconvenience caused by product shortages.
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Save yourself the inconvenience and grab a mesh caddy like the Attmu Mesh Shower Caddy.
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There's interest that things work, but he has talked about the inconvenience of commercial deficit.
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But in these cases, Cuban officials were trying to inconvenience American diplomats — not hurt them.
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Travellers are willing to suffer all sorts of discomfort and inconvenience for a lower fare.
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We regret any inconvenience to our readers and look forward to the rest of Commencement.
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Plus, the infrastructure and transportation costs for Vector's smaller rockets are less of an inconvenience.
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"We apologize for this inconvenience and thank you for being a Windows Insider," says Sarkar.
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Some airlines have responded to the ban's inconvenience by offering passengers free iPads during flight.
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Crying is my constant today — a true inconvenience, since I finally have a job again.
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Though menstruation is an annoying inconvenience for many, periods can be traumatic for trans people.
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We apologize for any inconvenience, and will provide an update once the issue is resolved.
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And how could these companies possibly calculate the inconvenience this practice causes to their customers?
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We're sorry that our service has been disrupted and for any inconvenience this has caused.
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We deeply regret any disruption or inconvenience that this incident may have caused the community.
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We regret any inconvenience to our users and look forward to the rest of Commencement.
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Whether Hong Kongers are sacrificing autonomy for a little less inconvenience remains to be seen.
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Bird is aiming to cut through some of that inconvenience with its new delivery service.
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A misfire or rocket stage falling into this wide expanse will thus inconvenience no one.
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We realize this is an inconvenience but your safety has to remain our top priority.
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We apologize for any inconvenience, and we intend to restore access as soon as possible.
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Our team is contacting Ms. Choi to offer a gesture of goodwill for inconvenience caused.
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In fact, he said that the airline offered up free snacks for the major inconvenience.
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We should not be afraid of the truth because of the inconvenience of the truth.
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"The denied boarding compensation is essentially a payment for your inconvenience," the DOT site notes.
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We apologize to the mother and child or any inconvenience we may have caused them.
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While an inconvenience for commuters, the construction could prove costly to Brooklyn's booming housing market.
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We sincerely apologize for this inconvenience, and have already refunded the amount to your account.
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He also described pregnant employees as "an inconvenience" during a 2004 interview with NBC's Dateline.
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"I would rather inconvenience our residents" with evacuations than suffer loss of life, Gimenez said.
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But higher oil prices are certainly an inconvenience for drivers, especially those with lower incomes.
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McCowns later cashed his paycheck at a different Huntington branch, with no inconvenience, WOIO reported.
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During my husband's battle with pancreatic cancer, waiting, however, became more than just an inconvenience.
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"This is purely a preventive measure, and we're sorry for the inconvenience," the email reads.
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One kind of feminism imagines men as an existential threat, another merely as an inconvenience.
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One of the young Cubans we talked to waiting in line shrugged off this inconvenience.
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It told several tourists that prepurchased tickets would be refunded, and apologized for the inconvenience.
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I know that we have caused some inconvenience to Finland and we apologize for it.
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Locating the intervention in barbershops meant patients could receive care without inconvenience, with peer support.
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As a result, Mr. Trump sees South Korea as an inconvenience, and that annoys him.
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The banks will continue to operate and depositors will not suffer any inconvenience, officials said.
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This time, what we were experiencing was a human tragedy instead of a personal inconvenience.
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As a health scientist, I know that heat isn't just an inconvenience: It can kill.
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I turned to my English-raised friend and huffed about the inconvenience of my body.
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This inconvenience probably would not be enough to shut down abortion litigation entirely — Roe v.
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But that doesn't mean that workers are running around messing with merchandise to inconvenience members.
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We misunderstood T.S.A.'s instructions and regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers.
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"They've got to prove real hardship on the cost, not just an inconvenience," Kanninen said.
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"We deeply regret the frustration and inconvenience that this may cause you," insists the company.
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The ferry's operator, Balearia, has since apologized for the "hardship and inconvenience" the passengers experienced.
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Even though you&aposre entitled to compensation and accommodations, this can be a huge inconvenience.
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"I know that in some cases there's going to be a bit of an inconvenience."
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"We regret the inconvenience and will notify you immediately once visiting resumes," Mr. Johnson wrote.
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Inspections typically take place during harvest because, despite the inconvenience, the business is fully staffed.
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It is a frustrating inconvenience for anyone traveling on the tristate area's overburdened transit systems.
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"That kind of extreme heat is not only an inconvenience, it kills people," Knowlton said.
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They cited a combination of cost, inconvenience, and a shortage of good content on all platforms.
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There's no disputing that adding more protection to your life does require some work and inconvenience.
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What Alabama does not allow are abortions motivated by inconvenience, sexual carelessness, financial calculations or worse.
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According to the outlet, the airline provided hotel accommodations to help make up for the inconvenience.
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They also taught me to think for myself — which I did, at great inconvenience to them.
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One of the biggest downsides of vinyl is the inconvenience of using it on the go.
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Ryan Phillippe handled a broken leg better than any of us can handle a minor inconvenience.
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Like those, the company's patched things up here with, hopefully, minimal inconvenience to the end user.
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"We apologize for all of the confusion and inconvenience that you have encountered," the email began.
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Hi Andreas, we apologise for the situation and for all the inconvenience it may cause you.
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To avoid further inconvenience, Delta suggests you check with the airline before departing for the airport.
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Pakistan International Airlines is blaming the ground crew for the "inconvenience caused" to the grieving families.
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Congestion occurs because individual drivers do not take into account the inconvenience they cause to others.
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The nearest city, Lone Pine, is nearly 50 miles away, making even routine purchases an inconvenience.
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You know, I have to inconvenience myself and hear this song and I can't sing along.
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An inconvenience, undoubtedly, but far less catastrophic than Li's dashcam footage may make the crash appear.
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We apologize to our customers for the inconvenience and all operations are returning back to normal.
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H a dead phone can be dangerous, not to mention a massive inconvenience — especially for women.
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The airline regrets any inconvenience any passenger could perceive due to the application of these procedures.
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We'd love to offer you an Acela ride on us for the inconvenience back in February.
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That additional inconvenience and cost could limit market size to the tens of millions by 2021.
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"The great inconvenience we placed upon our customers was truly inexcusable," according to the press release.
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I'd rather them have that inconvenience than be a flaming ball of fire at 10,000 feet.
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Save yourself the embarrassment and inconvenience of a dead phone by grabbing the LithiumCard Wallet Battery.
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"Sabrett deeply regrets any concern or inconvenience this has caused its loyal customers," the company said.
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There's no apology here for the inconvenience, followed by an explanation of why he's doing it.
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But when it starts to inconvenience others it does not have an automatic right to priority.
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The closest city, Lone Pine, is nearly 50 miles away, making even routine purchases an inconvenience.
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The police later decided he was innocent, and apologized for the inconvenience, the LA Times says.
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One startup is trying to solve that inconvenience, while staying within the rules of prescription medicine.
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It only takes a second or two to remove the wing, which is hardly an inconvenience.
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"I don't see it as an inconvenience; I see it as part of life," she said.
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Infected oysters are not however the only heat-related inconvenience Norwegians have to face this summer.
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In both of those cases, well, the President was unwilling to inconvenience himself for the military.
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Unlawful stops "have severe consequences much greater than the inconvenience suggested by the name," she said.
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What was once viewed as a requirement for living might soon be seen as an inconvenience.
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Actually, until recently, the medical consensus was that chlamydia was just a minor inconvenience for men.
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The move is an attempt to replace the "inconvenience" of relying on more traditional paper passports.
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We value the loyalty people have to our brands, and apologize for this short-term inconvenience.
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We value the loyalty people have to our brands, and apologize for this short-term inconvenience.
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Foreign business lobbies complain that Chinese internet restrictions go beyond inconvenience and actually limit business competitiveness.
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"We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience to all of our guests who were impacted," Disneyland said.
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Embracing inconvenience may sound odd, but we already do it without thinking of it as such.
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"When you dropping the 'Sorry for the Inconvenience, We'll Be Moving Momentarily' crewneck sweatshirt?" one wrote.
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It's mostly an inconvenience when he shops: "Toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and Ring Fit," he says.
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The ban imposes more difficulties on many Kenyans than just the inconvenience of getting reusable bags.
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My will to go out is stronger than the inconvenience of the crutches, bruises, and pain.
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Toxic algae is no longer a minor inconvenience, disrupting diners' seafood menus for a few months.
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"Having savings made the emergencies an inconvenience instead of the end of the world," Wilson said.
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And therefore, at the risk of some inconvenience, we are screening everybody coming into the institutions.
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Minor annoyances aren&apost good enough — few businesses will part with money to address an inconvenience.
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In Britain, wartime food shortages caused hardship and great inconvenience; in India, they caused mass starvation.
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Officials try to limit the inconvenience by doing work late at night or on the weekend.
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Driving, I'm reminded that I, too, can shift gears, face risk, handle inconvenience — and survive tragedy.
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The easiest way to avoid this inconvenience and fees is to bring your own reusable bags.
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Your building is facing months of inconvenience and uncertainty as management repairs a serious safety hazard.
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For many customers, this money grab wouldn't just be an inconvenience: It would force them offline.
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"Bombardier regrets any inconvenience for Deutsche Bahn and the passengers," the spokesman said in emailed comments.
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"We understand this is a significant change and an inconvenience for visa applicants," the official said.
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The banks have issued apologies for the inconvenience to customers on their respective travel money websites.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience and want to thank all customers for their understanding," IKEA added.
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And it was an inconvenience to the witness and to him but we got it done.
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For one group of residents, the region's homeless, the rains were more than just an inconvenience.
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Apologies to the Worcester Art Museum for any inconvenience, and to Hyperallergic readers for any misunderstandings.
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Rather than make me feel obligated to apologize for the "inconvenience," he congratulated me, without hesitation.
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For many low-income girls and women, getting one's period is more than a minor inconvenience.
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Early EVs had different plug-in charging connectors, an inconvenience automakers are eager to avoid going forward.
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"We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience and continued support," the company said.
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We apologize to our guests who had to witness this and for the inconvenience of the delay.
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Not to mention, the crowds of fans and paparazzi waiting outside their workplace is a major inconvenience.
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KLM regrets the inconvenience caused to its passengers who were confronted with this sudden change of circumstances.
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We apologize to those of you who are affected by this and we're sorry for any inconvenience.
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Samsung is said to have rejected "fold-in" phone with screens that tuck in, citing their inconvenience.
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The first building to turn this inconvenience into a design opportunity was the evocatively titled Ballet Valet.
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For the sound quality (which we'll get to shortly), the size isn't that much of an inconvenience.
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These mishaps cost the airline industry $2.1bn a year and cause untold stress and inconvenience to passengers.
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It would also make getting permanently suspended more of a dead-end, rather than a mere inconvenience.
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"We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience and continued support," the company wrote.
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But the inconvenience of a lengthy hospital stay for the required 60-hour infusion may limit sales.
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As someone who has a relatively large social media presence, hiding it also seemed like an inconvenience.
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This is a huge inconvenience, as the unavailability of Google and Stack Overflow vastly impact my productivity.
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We know this is an inconvenience to our customers but safety has to remain our top priority.
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I had to be near a bathroom at all times, but the inconvenience seemed well worth it.
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That's not only an inconvenience for Carson; it also goes against the way she wants to parent.
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Depending on the length of the delay, the airline may have to pay $1,350 for the inconvenience.
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The reality is, apps that cost a user time, money and inconvenience will fall by the wayside.
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The U.S. has temporarily suspended expedited processing on H-1B applications — a big inconvenience for tech companies.
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It's about white people who don't understand the history and think, This is an inconvenience to me.
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"That's the bottom line: Twitch doesn't want to inconvenience people because that loses Twitch money," he said.
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Are we allowed to withhold rent or reduce rent because of the inconvenience or unavailable building services?
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"Going back and forth only adds to the inconvenience for the soon-to-be newlyweds," says Balmer.
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That small inconvenience aside, the ability to add a second face to Face ID makes total sense.
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Although it is without a doubt an inconvenience, it shouldn't be completely debilitating or expensive to fix.
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Subway officials wanted to complete the repairs as quickly as possible to limit the inconvenience for riders.
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"It was a distraction, an inconvenience," said Flade, who was using mobile ticketing for the first time.
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The inconvenience of a gridlocked infrastructure pales in comparison to the horror of increasingly commonplace traffic fatalities.
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In these circumstances, anger becomes an emotion that needs to be controlled, an inconvenience and an irritant.
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The classes made me feel validated, important, and good enough, without the inconvenience of actual human interaction.
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The agency said that it realized the new security layer might be an inconvenience for some people.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience that this has caused," said a spokeswoman for Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport.
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We apologize for the inconvenience and are working with the vendor to prevent this from happening again.
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We're living in a time when our periods are trackable, taxable, and (still) considered a major inconvenience.
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This issue is commonly a result of inaccessibility or inconvenience, like physical exercise, necessary for healthy living.
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"Nissan understands and regrets the concern and inconvenience caused to stakeholders," the company said in a statement.
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For UC Davis in the aftermath of the 2011 pepper-spray incident, the internet is an inconvenience.
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They're canceled if the rain becomes a danger to the performers, not an inconvenience to the audience.
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Along with the inconvenience of multiple-pill regimens, this is a big reason generics aren't much used.
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They are likely to resist being told that they must spend money or endure inconvenience to change.
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It was like T.S.A. searches at the airport — a minor inconvenience of her high-flying tennis career.
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Dear Miss Manners: We want to visit some old friends, but we don't want to inconvenience them.
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Every eccentricity, every mechanical oddity, every inconvenience of the Dreamcast generation of videogames is here, fully intact.
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Residents have already noticed the semi-frequent inconvenience, according to Mia Goldwasser, Boston's climate preparedness program manager.
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As hard as states are trying to ease the inconvenience, lines persist at many motor vehicle offices.
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GIPHY apologized Tuesday for any inconvenience and confirmed that the GIFs were live again on its platform.
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"No one is for road closures; it's an inconvenience," said Kirk Blouin, the town's public safety director.
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It is more than simply sad and more than just an inconvenience that the climate is changing.
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But a smaller tank would require more frequent refills, an inconvenience that Audi feared would deter buyers.
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Bad weather used to be an inconvenience that gave us welcome pauses from routine and bloated schedules.
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Luckily for Trump, Arlovski's ill-conceived flying knee attempt and Fedor's sublime timing spared him that inconvenience.
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He says employees worked through the night to get the system back online and apologized for the inconvenience.
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Our teams will be working to rebook customers as quickly as possible, and we apologize for any inconvenience.
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"We apologize for the inconvenience and are working to get our customers to Newark as quickly as possible."
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We apologize for the inconvenience and ask that any impacted members contact customer support via the MoviePass app.
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The whole point is to make people realize what an inconvenience it is when Women don't show up.
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But in some cases, a damaged phone can lead to something much more serious than a simple inconvenience.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience to viewers as we work to resolve the matter," the tweet said. pic.twitter.
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Despite the inconvenience for consumers, exclusives did help bring in more users and increased engagement for streaming services.
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That is an extreme invasion (not to mention a huge inconvenience), which is exactly why Kardashian did it.
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I had no idea that having an Android while living in the west would be such an inconvenience.
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Quickly, I realized the inconvenience not only for myself but also for my new friends and my coworkers.
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"These steps are intentionally conservative, and we apologize that they will inconvenience some of our guests," it said.
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More often than not, hacks are more of an inconvenience for the victims than a traumatic life event.
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"We are working to resolve the issue and apologize to our customers for the inconvenience," the airline said.
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"We apologize to everyone for the inconvenience," Austin Home Movers said in a statement to CNN affiliate KXAN.
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In practice, the MacBook Pro's limited ports aren't so much a dealbreaker as they are a pricey inconvenience.
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We apologize to all customers on board for their experience and will be providing compensation for the inconvenience.
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While family planning is a constitutional right, many women have trouble getting contraceptives because of poverty or inconvenience.
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Our study revealed that even at the very best places, there was inconvenience, delay and often high cost.
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We're working to get things back to normal as quickly as possible and we apologize for any inconvenience.
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When an organisation fails to protect it from loss, damage or theft it is more than an inconvenience.
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The reality star, 48, said she tried to stop the action, so as not to inconvenience other passengers.
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Did she cry easily over the slightest inconvenience, and giggle uncontrollably at videos of monkeys or baby penguins?
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And as far as dying, they're hardships, would you stop at every little inconvenience in your normal life?
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Still, that's a small inconvenience for having an actual tiny floating tree living and growing in your house.
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Needless to say, the family decided that the inconvenience of delays and transfers were well worth the compensation.
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This could have a cooling effect on travel as it adds a potential layer of inconvenience to travelers.
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The utility company had cut the water supply two days earlier, but the inconvenience didn't dampen the mood.
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That's not a huge inconvenience and beside, being able to just relax in the morning was quite nice.
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Please DM your six-letter confirmation code and we can send you a little something for the inconvenience.
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Thomas initially expressed reservations about the authorization, but eventually conceded, citing the "considerable... inconvenience" that RIPA would entail.
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In most cases that's only a minor inconvenience when factoring in all of the functionality it opens up.
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Foreign business lobbies have long complained that Chinese internet restrictions go beyond inconvenience and actually limit business competitiveness.
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It is a true, organic passion project, the likes of which bridged any gaps of inconvenience or implausibility.
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That's an inconvenience only, but it does seem like Google isn't making the most of its VR content.
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Again, we apologize for the inconvenience and have already taken steps to ensure this will not happen again.
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"We apologize to our valued customers who were onboard for the inconvenience," the airline said in a statement.
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"There is no political inconvenience exception to the U.S. Constitution," Warren said during a CNN town-hall event.
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As for the inconvenience, he regards it as similar to putting up with security checks at the airport.
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Do not get an abortion just because a child would be an inconvenience to you or your family.
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"We apologize for the inconvenience." just checked my teen band's page and yep, the music is all gone!
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" He said that the inconvenience caused to athletes was "entirely proportionate to the wider benefits for global sport.
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The inconvenience of flying short distances rarely seems worth it to me; the complexity doesn't outweigh the speed.
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Hotels, casinos, tourist attractions and other businesses will probably tell you they don't want to inconvenience their patrons.
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The women are just headaches who are causing PR crises; they are an inconvenience, their pain is hypothetical.
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"We deeply apologize for any inconvenience this decision may cause," Hearthstone said in its announcement of the change.
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A dead battery is a major inconvenience, and if it strands you in cold weather, a safety concern.
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Another passenger -- who appeared to be from mainland China -- told protesters that they were causing inconvenience for others.
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The residents understand that those who favor "stability" at any price perceive their continued resistance as an inconvenience.
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"We deeply apologize for any inconvenience this decision may cause," Hearthstone said in its annoucement of the change.
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"It's an inconvenience to people when they're walking and driving and biking, moving around their neighborhood," Goldwasser said.
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That, too, could inconvenience state residents and commercial truck drivers, who frequently cross back and forth into Canada.
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Unless Americans want more inconvenience and fewer transportation options, we must make infrastructure improvement a top national priority.
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"We apologize for the inconvenience and disruption this has caused your operations," the Fed said in the alert.
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She finds him an inconvenience, a liability, he complicates her life ... it's an unexpected dynamic in the film.
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Weekday track closings would undoubtedly lead to misery, but officials said Amtrak would try to minimize the inconvenience.
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Nor does it remedy the slight inconvenience that this bill exceeds the Budget Control Act by $35 billion.
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We 're sorry for the inconvenience today, but the safety of our passengers and staff is our no.
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This inconvenience might be worth suffering if Rikers were effective at rehabilitating inmates and making our city safer.
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It implied that rapping was art, a day job, an inconvenience — the real money was being made elsewhere.
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We deeply apologize for the inconvenience as we certainly understand email is a critical service for our customers.
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In those cases, the government can afford to ignore possible chilling effects because they doesn't inconvenience the government.
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The news of yet another subway inconvenience was met with a mix of understanding and outrage from riders.
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"We wish to express our sincerest apologies and regret any inconvenience this may have caused you," it said.
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And rather than see it as a huge inconvenience, they treat living plastic free as a fun game.
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What I&aposm left with is a painful inconvenience: cracked lips that burn and hurt to the touch.
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Our priority is to ensure we're giving our customers the best experience, and we apologize for any inconvenience.
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But their inconvenience is precisely why they must be defended, and defended as a matter of legal requirement.
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A constant influx of strangers could also be more than an inconvenience but a strain on the homeowner's privacy.
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Falling out and having to swim is, therefore, a bad thing, or at the very least a temporary inconvenience.
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Air travel has become a daunting hellscape of long lines, insane delays, and one anxiety-producing inconvenience after another.
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The authors concluded that savers doubted the benefits of shopping around and were put off by the perceived inconvenience.
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We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused, and we'll share updates on timing as soon as possible.
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Apple intentionally breaking apps, some of which you paid genuine money for, creates both uneasy feelings and potential inconvenience.
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Human beings are very willing to abandon their dogs at the first sign of danger or, hell, even inconvenience.
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Despite the "very annoying" inconvenience and resulting headaches, McDonald shows each caller kindness and is sympathetic to their plight.
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Devastating for businesses The outages are a huge inconvenience for residents and business owners, like Tod Pickett in Placerville.
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If the creditor does not choose to make, or allow, his share of the adjustment, he suffers no inconvenience.
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KLM thereby hopes to alleviate to some degree the inconvenience caused by the decision taken by the American authorities.
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The next day, he opened the case to the horrific scene with the TSA note apologizing for the inconvenience.
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Counterpoint: Though seemingly a huge inconvenience, it may be much ado about nothing, as some on Twitter have argued.
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Nonetheless, Vladimir remains an inconvenience for the state: He said his Twitter account was recently hacked by the government.
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First, we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused from the temporary outage in the app over the past day.
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But the challenges for airport delays have been building up for months and represent a perfect storm of inconvenience.
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While this is an inconvenience for all us commuters out there, animals are loving the change in the forecast.
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"Thank you for your patience and sincerest apologies for any inconvenience caused," the Fi team said on its forum.
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Why not take this moment of upheaval and inconvenience and turn it into a chance to reshape the country?
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At $12 a month, it can be tempting to write off a bank's maintenance fee as a minor inconvenience.
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Lower fuel costs and maintenance of electric motors will not outweigh the upfront expense and inconvenience for some time.
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There is nothing to stop bicycles being left in places where they inconvenience other users of roads and pavements.
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To ease the inconvenience, bookmark this definitive guide that demystifies what you should be using — and what's best avoided.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing a set of crutches while recovering from an injury is a minor inconvenience.
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The payment is for the inconvenience around getting malaria and the time you spend in Oxford and in London.
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West Japan Railways has apologized for "any inconvenience" caused to customers regarding the May 11 incident, The Independent reported.
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A lot of the economy is still cash-driven, and this will inconvenience a lot of people and transactions.
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Zendaya was able to purchase gift cards up to our limit, and we apologize for any inconvenience or misunderstanding.
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"On behalf of my co-founders and everyone here at Honest, I sincerely apologize for this inconvenience," he adds.
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Our teams will make every effort to rebook customers as quickly as possible, and we apologize for any inconvenience.
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Basically, for a guy reportedly made close to $100 mil last year -- it all seems like a little inconvenience.
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This reliance on additional gadgets creates an "activation barrier" due to pricing and the inconvenience of installation and use.
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We're sorry for any inconvenience and disappointment this may have caused the cast, the crew and our loyal fans.
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The short range leaves something to be desired, but a fast-charging battery takes some of that inconvenience away.
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"Carnival sincerely apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciates our guests' cooperation and patience," the statement continued.
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Knowing that the airline is "very sorry for the inconvenience" makes losing an entire day totally worth it, right?
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Why suffer the inconvenience of providing $100-worth of labour, unless something of equal value was sought in return?
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They slow down road trips, and they're a major inconvenience for owners who can't charge their cars at home.
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We strongly urge passengers to follow security instructions as such mishaps result in inconvenience of hundreds of other passengers.
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Depending on its location, a massive cyclone could be anything from a minor inconvenience to a life-shattering event.
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It wastes a lot of my time and is a major inconvenience, particularly when being searched by border guards.
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For a lot of players at the Open, the allotment of 20 seconds between points is simply an inconvenience.
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"If that may inconvenience a couple dozen students, then that's what it's going to have to be," he said.
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Fortunately, judges are starting to rethink class action lawsuits in the digital age -- searching for real harms not inconvenience.
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And someone who has said pregnancy is an inconvenience to employers, who has said— TRUMP: I never said that.
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For consumers who live in states stocked with fine-wine retailers, like New York, the restrictions are an inconvenience.
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Despite the inconvenience of waiting for another shipment, she prefers this process to trying on outfits in a store.
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It could offer both the disruption of Medicare for all, and the inconvenience of private insurance, in one package.
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That isn't just a major business inconvenience: Having that much cash in transit is a huge public safety issue.
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"We sincerely regret any inconvenience this has caused and appreciate your understanding and patience given the circumstances," he wrote.
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Any inconvenience has the potential to throw you off-track when your day is planned down to the minute.
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Phish acknowledged "the tremendous inconvenience" this caused and offered a portal for plague refugees seeking a place to stay.
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Would policies like mandatory pat-downs and bag checks in public places justify the inconvenience and invasion of privacy?
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Though we stayed up until 3 am to publish the show, it didn't feel like much of an inconvenience.
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But anything you can arrange ahead of time means one less inconvenience or one less trip while you're sick.
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In a statement to The Hill, an Amtrak spokesperson said ""We apologize for any inconvenience we caused our customers.
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Apple has pushed back against such regulation, saying that it would stifle innovation and pose an inconvenience to consumers.
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The issue has since been resolved, we are back to 100% for everyone and we're sorry for any inconvenience.
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And the inability to access websites is not merely an inconvenience; it is a barrier to education and employment.
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During the last year she took several weeks' leave to go see distant family, putting me at an inconvenience.
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It could absolutely tackle larger mowing jobs, but the inconvenience of having a power cord would make this impractical.
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"We express our sincere apologies for the inconvenience and continue to work with each guest individually," Disney World said.
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In the grand scheme of things, being 6'1.5, isn't so much a grand affliction so much as an inconvenience.
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"Peace is more important than a little inconvenience to you and me," said Mr. Singh, the Assam police official.
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The fact that the buildings are all walk-ups seemed a small inconvenience when compared with the incredible atmosphere.
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Turning the handbag into a necklace finally made me feel like wearing the tiny purse wasn't a total inconvenience.
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Certainly. But, instead of being an existential threat to our space-based capabilities, it would merely be an inconvenience.
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The 4K display, like that weirdly placed holster for the pen, is more an inconvenience than a deal-breaker.
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I get that the misdirected email has been a small inconvenience, but it may have caused her major hardship.
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But telling voters in flyover country that they are an inconvenience ignores how the 85033 election will be decided.
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That might inconvenience passengers but would boost the area, one of Mr Johnson's pet projects when he was mayor.■
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"The benefit of having broader notice vastly outweighed the inconvenience of sorting out 6,000 (fake) claims," von Loewenfeldt said.
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"Each delayed bag affects an individual passenger's travel experience, resulting in inconvenience and other harms," the DOT said Friday.
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And someone who has said pregnancy is an inconvenience to employers, who has said — Trump: I never said that.
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Even if economically it is pretty straightforward, there is no doubt it adds inconvenience to an already stressful experience.
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That unpredictability is at a minimum an inconvenience and at a maximum has resulted in some truly horrific outcomes.
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There are some people for whom the pain or inconvenience are significant enough that it just kills their sex drive.
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The SPDR Gold Shares Fund and gold-mining ETFs can be beneficial because they reduce risk and inconvenience, Cramer said.
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We apologize for any inconvenience this causes and we will keep you updated about card processing availability for your account.
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It was no longer just about the panic attacks or the inconvenience of using the nurse's bathroom, his mother said.
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And at some point, pulling your headphones down around your neck to hear someone or something isn't actually an inconvenience.
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So if multiple people in your home have their own profile, that might be one early inconvenience you run into.
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Voting is undeniably an inconvenience, and there are all sorts of obstacles to casting a ballot, even if you're registered.
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"Customers will board a replacement aircraft which will depart to Zadar this morning and Ryanair sincerely apologizes for any inconvenience."
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In a statement read in court, Young apologized for the "damage and inconvenience" that his behavior caused on the flight.
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I do regret #donglelife, but I'd rather have good headphones and the dongle inconvenience than bad headphones and Bluetooth freedoms.
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We are really sorry for the inconvenience and are taking steps to prevent this issue from happening in the future.
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"We are deeply apologetic about the inconvenience caused to our customers by these phishing scams," Apple said in a statement.
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I understand that this will have caused some concern and inconvenience for our customers and for that I sincerely apologise.
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I can no longer justify the inconvenience of carrying a camera with just an APS-C-sized sensor inside it.
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SLAs are simple: if a service goes down, the provider agrees to pay you back to compensate for the inconvenience.
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JCPenney made the decision to remove Apple Pay for our stores, we apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
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Despite the inconvenience, Teigen and Legend arrived in Japan and quickly set out on their first mission: To eat ramen.
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Ultimately, this is where captchas come in—they present an inconvenience, of varying and sometimes more extreme degrees to users.
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People who have experienced benevolent hauntings often describe moments in which an unknown force saves them from a minor inconvenience.
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She said that the theater offered up some free movie passes for the inconvenience, but the damage was already done.
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"We are committed to making this right for our clients with minimal inconvenience to them," said a Morgan Stanley spokesman.
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"We apologize for the inconvenience and concern this has caused," Dean C. Logan, the county clerk, said in a statement.
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"We regret the incident and any inconvenience caused to the community," Exxon spokeswoman Ellen Ehmen said in an emailed statement.
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Make them understand that it can be both an inconvenience and a gift, but NEVER something to be ashamed about.
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Make them understand that it can be both an inconvenience and a gift, but never something to be ashamed about.
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Anyone with dandruff knows it's more than just a minor inconvenience — it's a total pain in the you-know-what.
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The inconvenience was a result of an inspection in April that found some of the school's buildings to be unsafe.
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But at least some of it is illusory; rarely do strikes shut down the country entirely — rather, they inconvenience it.
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The differences among the unions make the strikes less able to fully immobilize the country than simply to inconvenience it.
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The storm also caused inconvenience at the New York's Oculus transportation hub in lower Manhattan, which opened only last August.
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"Sorry for the inconvenience, we are fighting for the future of our home," read one protest banner at the airport.
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You can always just flip the phone-mounted controller around to engage with the app, but it's an annoying inconvenience.
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"Even if we had had one chance in 1,000 of winning, there were only advantages and no inconvenience," he said.
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It's no more of an inconvenience than switching on two-factor for your email inbox or other social networking account.
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The mess wasn't simply an inconvenience — it distracted from the experience as a whole and pervaded every section, from freezer ...
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"We determined there was no credible threat to residents and that this was strictly an inconvenience," Pecka told The Post.
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" His friend Nolan Fleming, who had been waiting somewhat impatiently, told Thomas, "I need a Blue Moon for my inconvenience.
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This creates inefficiencies and inconvenience for customers and businesses that expect better in an age when technology makes everything faster.
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We apologize for any inconvenience and thank our readers and advertising partners for their patience as we investigate the situation.
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We apologize to any individuals and our retail partners who may have experienced any inconvenience related to this popular product.
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The company said it found no evidence that the vulnerability had been exploited and apologized for the inconvenience to customers.
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What would you say to people who'd suggest that staying hard for 12 hours is a bit of an inconvenience?
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According to Reuters, Uber denied all allegations, and settled without admitting wrongdoing to avoid the cost and inconvenience of litigation.
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In 2018, mess and inconvenience, as long as it seems intentional, can feel more like a feature — not a bug.
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Unfortunately, the error in naming the incorrect Mr. Rogers in the initial reporting caused him unnecessary involvement, confusion and inconvenience.
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But for some companies, the inconvenience of diversifying manufacturing is worth avoiding the risk of putting production in one country.
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"There's obviously an inconvenience here," said transportation policy expert Ken Button, a professor of public policy at George Mason University.
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While there will be some collateral loss to U.S. businesses, the inconvenience will make Europeans hesitant about dealing with Iran.
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While Copenhagen's scooters have many fans, locals and tourists alike, others see them as an inconvenience or even a danger.
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Apologies for the inconvenience Worldwide, Netflix has more than 150 million subscribers, with 60 million coming from the U.S. alone.
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It takes a person who is going to help the disabled person even if it means personal inconvenience and sacrifice.
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That said, it's worth wondering if the move to TuneIn will only inconvenience some of the A's biggest fans instead.
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Knowing that years of work on the Pulaski would inconvenience many drivers, the state devised some alternatives, including the ferry.
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We are saddened by this decision and deeply apologize for the inconvenience that this will cause you when service ends.
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SpaceX's protest is more than a monetary inconvenience; it is an existential threat to the Lucy mission as a whole.
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Most cited the inconvenience of using credit cards as the reason they did not use them more for smaller purchases.
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The Indian military could inconvenience Chinese merchant and military fleets by denying them their most direct route to South Asia.
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Certainly bond holders would get paid back eventually so it would be more of a timing inconvenience than anything else.
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The flu can be such an inconvenience, keeping you holed up in your home feeling like a sack of phlegm.
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But for me, something like this would need to go a little further to justify its extra size, weight, and inconvenience.
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Genius. We're guessing most people would've (rightfully) given up during this slight inconvenience, but not the employees of this Dunkin' Donuts.
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Like most people she comes to love, Becky regards her son as an inconvenience — until she can no longer have him.
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Other members of the administration and the US government still pursue them, but to Trump they seem more of an inconvenience.
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We regret any inconvenience this may cause our clients and Taskers, and will reschedule any uncompleted tasks as soon as possible.
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There's a small catch, however: Floyd needs a little cash to compensate him for the inconvenience of meeting another human being.
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But when you're relying on an income to pay the rent, it's bigger than an inconvenience when the thing doesn't work.
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But Japan has the opposite convention, creating a minor yet surprisingly annoying inconvenience for any non-Japanese owners of Japanese PS4s.
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Although the resets will pose a minor inconvenience, it could be a necessary step in forcing people to be safe online.
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In the present, however, cords still rule, and Apple's big move has given us all dongles to lose, essentially mainstreaming inconvenience.
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If you have these symptoms, it's natural to try to self-treat to avoid the inconvenience of going to the doctor.
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We are very sorry for the inconvenience and we will be issuing out a formal apology to you and the public.
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It's an annoying inconvenience, especially considering Microsoft has already solved this problem with its Surface Headphones, which seamlessly switch between devices.
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How do they affect your quality of life — whether it's because they annoy you, inconvenience you or disrupt your everyday routine?
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We highly value our customers and sincerely apologize for any inconvenience today's system slowdown may have caused during their shopping experience.
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I'm sorry for any inconvenience this causes, but hope everyone who sees the show will agree it was worth the wait.
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" "While carrying paper money around is an inconvenience, people feel safer with a bank-provided card than Silicon Valley-provided app.
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Women can man-spread, too — only when we do it, it's glamorous and it doesn't inconvenience anyone on their morning commute.
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Air Pollution Kills 5.5 Million People Every Year WorldwideThe smog hovering over many major cities is not just an unhealthy inconvenience.
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Black Elk said the roadblock was an inconvenience and posed a risk for emergency personnel trying to access the protest camp.
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But the agency stopped short after industry officials warned such a ban could create a logistical nightmare and inconvenience business travelers.
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At the end of the day, they like Kavanaugh and simply don't care about Ford's charges except as a political inconvenience.
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"First, we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused from the temporary outage in the app over the past day," they wrote.
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But policy-makers have started to see this not just as an inconvenience, but something that perpetuates inequality in the workplace.
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Right now, it's hard to persuade people to take on that level of inconvenience just so they can buy some paint.
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However, analysts have said the resulting short-term disruption and inconvenience could lead some customers to shop for their groceries elsewhere.
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It started out as a mild inconvenience—when I tried to file my taxes via Turbotax, I got an error instead.
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It is wholly unreasonable to even suggest that a veteran be burdened with the inconvenience of traveling great distances for care.
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" The company previously told the AP in a statement that "tremendous care was taken to prevent dust and inconvenience to tenants.
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Our testers, including young families, busy professionals and retirees, had many suggestions for how our technology could address this fundamental inconvenience.
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If the inconvenience continues for more than a few days, public support for Mr. Modi could turn to fury toward him.
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Sometimes, and for some people, waiting is more than just an inconvenience; it can be the difference between life and death.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause due to the short notice," a Thursday email from Walker's wife, Tonette, said.
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As she had her own earbuds as well as her own headphones, and she regrets the inconvenience this has caused everyone.
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He was deeply rattled, and rued his reflexive impulse to put his work first and view any intrusion as an inconvenience.
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And if that worst is a possibilIty, why are we addressing it as an inconvenience rather than a true existential threat?
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They found some consumer pain points—unsatisfying nights of sleep, the inconvenience of buying a new mattress—and addressed them handily.
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We spend $60 billion a year on pets but won't go to any inconvenience to keep second graders from getting slaughtered.
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Protesters were largely apologetic to air travelers for causing an inconvenience but have tried to explain they have no other choice.
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For most of us, it's just a temporary inconvenience—a physical, treatable problem, and one that the majority of adolescents outgrow.
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"Men are thinking that semen analyses are an embarrassment, inconvenience, disgrace, and waste of time," he said in a press release.
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Renters This winter, Eugenia Forteza and Mimi Klipstine faced a common inconvenience for those living in apartment shares: a departing roommate.
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The standard strategy is to designate protected areas in remote regions where the cost and the inconvenience to humans is minimal.
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"I am so sorry for any inconvenience that that I have caused to the fans who have bought tickets," Sutherland said.
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The link to the answer key will be restored when it is open to everyone, and we apologize for the inconvenience.
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"These steps are intentionally conservative, and we apologize that they will inconvenience some of our guests," a Royal Caribbean representative said.
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Our leaders would have us tax and inconvenience ourselves to the extreme to solve a problem that China is making worse.
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But Mr. Jabal, a Canadian who has been living in Hong Kong for 25 years, said he didn't mind the inconvenience.
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Half a billion dollars is an incredible sum, but that quantity of money might amount to a mere inconvenience for Facebook.
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Rew told me that, personally, she dislikes being cold, and considers British water temperatures an inconvenience, though not a crippling one.
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My sense is that, in addition to the inconvenience that might result, companies are afraid they will lose more employees permanently.
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She received a generic email from a Lyft support representative: "We apologize for the inconvenience that you've been through," it said.
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This is the only approach that lets Activision protect its interests while also minimizing the inconvenience on end users like you.
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For the inconvenience, you could get anything from a complimentary breakfast to room upgrades to waived fees (like a resort fee).
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The new stipend, he said, means he does not have to call home and ask for money to solve every inconvenience.
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That may seem like as inconvenience, but the company's description of the issue makes clear just how serous the issue is.
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"I reject this government-knows-best, backwards approach that would inconvenience citizens and waste government resources for no justifiable reason," Gov.
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No matter the effort or inconvenience, Americans must vote on Tuesday, applying the fruits of serious reflection, clear-mindedness and courage.
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"It hasn't been too much of a hardship for us; it's just been more of an inconvenience, I guess," she said.
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The level of redundancy built into devices and platforms should be tied to the cost, inconvenience and harm from technological failure.
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The other side is that researchers need to see this as more of an opportunity and less of as an inconvenience.
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Citigroup, based in New York, said in a statement it was pleased to resolve the matter, and regretted any inconvenience to customers.
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In a time when instant messages and same day shipping are the norm, waiting for food to cook feels like an inconvenience.
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If you're going to inconvenience your employees by searching their bags, the least you can do is pay them for that time.
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Those reached by Reuters said their names represented more of an occasional inconvenience than a serious impediment to their lives or careers.
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Responding to criticism, Equifax apologized in a corporate statement Friday evening for any inconvenience caused by its support website or call center.
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Mr Trump, who has described pregnancy as "an inconvenience for a business", probably owes his interest in the issue to his daughter.
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AIR INDIA SAYS SERVER SYSTEM SITA, WHICH FACED A TEMPORARY GLITCH, THIS MORNING WAS RESTORED AT 0845HRS; FLIGHTS RESCHEDULED TO MINIMISE INCONVENIENCE
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We are working with the device manufacturer to issue a patch to resolve this and apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.
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"We mistakenly removed content we shouldn't have and apologized to Kim for the inconvenience caused," a rep for Instagram told BuzzFeed News.
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We reviewed multiple accounts from the crew and other guests sitting nearby and we apologize for any inconvenience caused by this issue.
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Machine malfunctions are rare, and we would like to extend our apologies to Ms. Bookman for any inconvenience this may have caused.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The airline also apologized for the inconvenience in a statement to Fox News.
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Thankfully it wasn't bad, just more of an inconvenience and an are-you-kidding-me-this-is-a-brand-new-car moment.
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Foster's classic Boomer egocentrism took every minor inconvenience that comes with living in a society and warped it into a personal affront.
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When you're getting millions of dollars to mumble nonsense while dressed like Keith Richards, memorizing your lines can really be an inconvenience.
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Sorry for the inconvenience and I will try my best to ship out orders as soon as possible starting from Oct. 25th.
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We regret any inconvenience that this may cause and we greatly appreciate the understanding of the National Olympic Committees at this time.
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In New Delhi, however, foreign ministry spokesman Raveesh Kumar said Kashmir was calm and the inconvenience expressed by its people was temporary.
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"We're sorry that our service has been disrupted and for any inconvenience this has caused," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement.
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Models like Apple's AirPods and Sony's noise-canceling 1000X have raised the bar of expectations and lowered the tolerance for wired inconvenience.
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India's surprise announcement last week about invalidation of the country's most circulated cash is quickly becoming more than just inconvenience for many.
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Photo: AirbusHaving to occasionally reboot a sluggish laptop after a few days of use is a minor inconvenience for a $3503,000 gadget.
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"These cheques were re-issued last week and we apologise sincerely for this inconvenience," a Ryanair spokesman said in an emailed statement.
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As a result, it has to hang from a thinner section where the ends of the curtain ring connect: a minor inconvenience.
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The website will be back online soon, and we apologize for any inconvenience from the outage over the past day or so.
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It might be a minor inconvenience for the boys' club of established tournament regulars, but it's a pretty hard argument to counter.
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Apple has apologized for the bug and for the inconvenience of being unable to use the feature while a fix is made.
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From the homeless campgrounds to guys peeing in the doorways of homes and shops, this isn't an inconvenience—it's out of control.
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But the inconvenience of finding the space for six months' worth of stock is small compared with the financial consequences, she says.
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"We remain committed to partnering with mobile device providers, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause our customers," Lambert said.
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However, like in Myanmar, any moves that bring China towards this strategy in Afghanistan may also yield a fair degree of inconvenience.
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The frustration with the inconvenience of changing the clocks tends to overshadow this simple fact: Being outdoors is good for the soul.
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Fitting flossing into your daily schedule can feel like an inconvenience, especially when brushing seems to be doing a good enough job.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience caused as a result of a system outage," a spokeswoman for British Airways wrote in an email.
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Using a solar-powered lamp means 28-year-old Nafisa Abubakar can avoid the dangers of kerosene and the inconvenience of blackouts.
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"We apologize again sincerely for the disruption and inconvenience our rostering failure has caused some of our customers," Ryanair's Kenny Jacobs said.
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Beyond the inconvenience, a lack of easy access to a subway line has more serious social consequences, helping contribute to economic inequality.
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Paul aimed his fire most heavily at the TSA, arguing that the agency offers no benefits for the inconvenience it causes travelers.
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"It wasn't the intention of the district to harm or inconvenience any of the families of our school district," the apology reads.
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We regret any inconvenience or disappointment this may cause the audience that was planning to attend this free one-night community event.
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While Ri said the lack of foreign currency from exports was an inconvenience, he claimed sanctions were making staff work even harder.
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Emirates is introducing the service to mitigate the inconvenience of the ban on passengers, the Middle East airline said in a statement.
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It's less of a snowpocalypse and more of a snow day, if that — a minor inconvenience as opposed to a driving force.
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Standing inside his hangar by his sleek $7.23 million Piper Meridian M500, Valente said the shutdown couldn't be more of an inconvenience.
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Nevertheless, it is apparent that the EO will inconvenience many people who are coming here for legitimate purposes, and that is unfortunate.
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The inconvenience of having both actors (Dan Stevens and Jessica Findlay Brown) leave the show may have doomed the Matthew/Sybil romance.
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The issue is mostly an inconvenience, but it's not something that's expected from a brand-new smartphone that cost north of $800.
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The fact that the Tabasco law states that surrogacy is only allowed when it is "altruistic" was considered only a minor inconvenience.
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But for many people, Barr's projected Category 1 status seems like more an inconvenience than a cause for panic, according to Nola.com.
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"Regardless of how many impressions were affected, we take all bugs seriously and apologize for any inconvenience this has caused," Facebook said.
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"The psychology around the border," he said, "was inevitably inward-looking, resentful, accompanied by a degree of paranoia and just sheer inconvenience."
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The only friend I could think of was my dorm mate, Y.C., but like my mother, I felt reluctant to inconvenience her.
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I think that James Weldon Johnson's sentence on inconvenience, published a hundred years ago, has lost no relevance as time has progressed.
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As it stands, this could be a temporary inconvenience — or lead to the US essentially creating refugee camps just across the border.
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After all, for most people, the flu shot is an inconvenience, and they're unlikely to get the flu in a given year.
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For people who work in offices, it is definitely an inconvenience, but they just cut the cord and take the day off.
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But drivers who encounter the checkpoints have long complained about them, saying they create unnecessary traffic jams and largely inconvenience local residents.
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Such bans only enrich existing and future smugglers and inconvenience those consumers who wish to live within the bounds of the law.
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Volkswagen was found to have rationed doses of the solution because the company did not want to inconvenience customers with frequent refills.
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"We apologize for their inconvenience as we have been working through how to serve their travel needs," Amtrak said in a statement.
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The only real argument against a shutdown is that it does unfairly inconvenience a lot of Americans who don't deserve the hassle.
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Cutting emissions requires every large country saddling voters with expense and inconvenience that will mostly help people elsewhere, or not yet born.
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While public officials acknowledged that locking down individual neighborhoods could "bring some inconvenience," it has threatened the livelihood of some Wuhan residents.
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Eventually, you realize that the reason your calamity is being treated as a mere inconvenience is that that is what it is.
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That's only a mild inconvenience since I can just raise the remote up a little bit, but still, it's something to know.
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I understand the effort to make a change, however this plan will cause more frustration and inconvenience for a lot of students.
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Women often cite concerns over traffic safety and the inconvenience of having to carry a helmet or change clothes after a ride.
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AT&T (T), which owns CNN parent company WarnerMedia, also canceled preorders and offered customers a $100 gift card for the inconvenience.
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A brave firefighter rescues Seacrest and his band of weary travelers from the jaws of certain death, or at least inconvenience. phew!
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While I'm sure Palm kept costs down with no volume buttons, not having them turned out to be a surprisingly annoying inconvenience.
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Van Hollen also said that "WMATA should offer bus service free of charge, systemwide" in light of the "massive inconvenience" to travelers.
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Record audiences at theaters have highlighted a major inconvenience at many grand but geriatric buildings: the lack of toilets, particularly for women.
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Still, even if the machine worked perfectly, $1,000 is a hell of a lot of money to spend on a small inconvenience.
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Emirates regrets any inconvenience caused but the safety of our passengers and crew is of utmost importance and will not be compromised.
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Bedsure Fleece Throw Blanket, $14.99Being stranded isn't fun at any time of year, but during the winter, it's more than an inconvenience.
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"We truly regret that this incident occurred and apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you," T-Mobile said in a statement.
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In this context, customers would incur the additional cost but also be spared the inconvenience and charges tied to the check bouncing.
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While many are relatively harmless and typically can't survive the warm conditions of a home, some can still be quite the inconvenience.
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The physical aspects of delivering mail — from the stamps to their deliverymen — are part of the gesture even as they introduce inconvenience.
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The building in which he lives also requires him to be home to receive deliveries sometimes, he explained, which is an inconvenience.
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Crack and heroin are difficult because of the consequences—lots of police or hospitals, and the fear and inconvenience of getting them.
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"Our products have been known for quality and we apologize to our loyal customers for the concern and inconvenience this causes," McCracken said.
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That might seem like a minor inconvenience, but after decades of use I can tell you that trackballs accumulate stuff around their sensors.
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A Lufthansa spokesman said the company had taken note of VC's strike announcement and regretted any inconvenience that it may cause for passengers.
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The longest government shutdown in history was much more than an inconvenience for the roughly 40 million people who rely on food stamps.
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Beyond that inconvenience, and a half-baked idea of "evolving" zombies, the movie feels like it's taking place about six months after Zombieland.
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After returning to Paris from the United States, Sissoko discovered his kora shattered, along with a note from TSA apologizing for the inconvenience.
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We sincerely apologize to our guests for the stronger than expected weather conditions and any resulting discomfort or inconvenience they may have experienced.
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Whenever a social network experiences a failure in the United States, Twitter lights up with jokes about the terrible inconvenience we're all experiencing.
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Smith's patent claimed to offer protection against the "evil" of things blowing off the line: not merely inconvenience, but existential disorder and wrong.
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"Our primary concern is the safety of our patrons, event staff and artists ... apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused ticket holders."
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Also, Grammy VP Bill Freimuth said there were a lot of other problems with paper ballots, aside from the inconvenience of mailing them.
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Her flight came in almost an hour early but she didn't want to "inconvenience" me, so she took an Uber from the airport.
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In those days it was common for any band of our style to be a real nuisance or inconvenience to the house engineer.
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These are things you keep with you at all times, and when these consumer electronics devices go haywire, it's not just an inconvenience.
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This has been an inconvenience to the U.S., which generally supports the mission of UNESCO, but the suspension didn't harm important American interests.
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"Whilst we have resolved the cause of the issue, we are extremely sorry for any inconvenience caused," a spokesman said in a statement.
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Clinton also accused her rival of calling women "pigs, slobs and dogs," and of bemoaning what an inconvenience pregnancy could cause to employers.
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The HD versions of these channels for most customers were back online early this afternoon CT.We apologize to our customers for the inconvenience.
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A San Francisco startup called Ava Winery has started using chemistry to take all of that vines-and-barrels inconvenience out of winemaking.
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Security is wonderful, people say, as long as it doesn't inconvenience them or interrupt any basic action they may take during a day.
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They send pre-measured ingredients in an insulated package right to a subscriber's door, and promise to alleviate the inconvenience of grocery trips.
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Beyond the inconvenience, it's also scary that the Galaxy S7 phones are getting so freaking hot after the most recent Oculus VR update.
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Unless we as transit riders say loudly and clearly "inconvenience me today for a better tomorrow," keep expecting the same compromises to happen.
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Kara Swisher: The new Clear, all the Clears, which I like, which ... I trade inconvenience for my entire identity, which I realize now.
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" Emirates apologized to Kumar on Twitter , writing: "Emirates are very sorry for any distress and inconvenience caused to you and your family today.
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It will be interesting to see if this eventually becomes an issue, but for now congressional negotiators seem unconcerned, beyond the general inconvenience.
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It makes my bag super heavy, but it's a small inconvenience compared to how I would feel producing that much waste every day.
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YouTube wrote in a tweet that it was "working on resolving" the issues, and apologised for any inconvenience that may have been caused.
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A Lufthansa spokesman said the company had taken note of VC's strike announcement and regretted any inconvenience that it may cause for passengers.
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How many locks do you want on your front door versus how much inconvenience do you want it to be when you enter?
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Apple has apologized for the bug and for the inconvenience of being unable to use the feature while a fix is made. 2.
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He didn't know any coaches, but as he learned from all those self-help books, a single little inconvenience shouldn't derail a goal.
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The airlines still hope to have a say in how the policy is put into effect at airports to minimize inconvenience to passengers.
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Don't look at a retrograde as an inconvenience or a waiting game, though—if you do, you'll be miserable, working against the energy.
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Like, I already did a lot of stuff that people could have easily done and it wouldn't have been an inconvenience to them.
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This wealth can't be easily targeted, so for the people closest to Putin, sanctions are an inconvenience—but not much more than that.
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No one is ever going to want to inconvenience themselves until you educate them on why it's good for them to do so.
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The inconvenience didn't seem to bother Fiers (13-3), who had started two combined shutouts among his four previous home starts this inning.
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"We have restored your account, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused," the message, which Owens shared on Twitter, said.
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Older desi, not just me and Shanker but Kondabolu's own parents (who joke about his "Apu hair") see Apu as a minor inconvenience.
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That was a minor inconvenience compared with retrieving a cylinder of oxygen, carbon dioxide and nitrogen from the Ethiopian Revenues and Customs Authority.
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"We deeply regret the inconvenience that this incident caused and we apologize," Erin Elizabeth McKee, Deputy US Ambassador to Indonesia, said Monday. Gen.
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The question for would-be upgraders is simple: is all of the latent promise in this phone worth the inconvenience of that transition?
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Yolanda and Verla, along with eight others, have been made to disappear, victims of a conspiracy to silence women who inconvenience powerful men.
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The excitement was such that the site's servers crashed during the premiere — though the inconvenience didn't keep the marathon from amassing critical acclaim.
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And their requests were often overridden because of concerns that the inconvenience of added protection would make people stop using the company's products.
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The channel treats facts as an inconvenience and will tell any story that shows the West to be corrupt, in retreat or duplicitous.
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In a letter to Boeing, Gomes said it is "a grave inconvenience" that Embraer is bought 100 days before Brazil&aposs presidential elections.
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"It doesn't mean a cyberattack couldn't occur, which would be an inconvenience, but it's not going to change any outcome of an election."
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A spokeswoman for United Airlines, the largest carrier at Newark, said the company would work with the F.A.A. to minimize inconvenience to travelers.
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I think I got an injection for malaria once when I was a child, so this is basically a fucking useless, messy inconvenience.
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The inconvenience is enough to make a player hold off on one of the game's core undertakings: upgrading your Javelin's weapons and armor.
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We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and will alert you immediately once we reopen service, as we expect to resolve this disruption quickly.
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They'll either have to suffer the inconvenience of switching all their doctors and records around, or they'll have to stomach the biggest increases.
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The Pixel Buds 2 lack the cable connecting the two buds that the first version did, which many users complained was an inconvenience.
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Anyone who talks about sleep as if it's some kind of inconvenience and getting less of it is a virtue should be challenged.
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It no longer makes sense to pay twelve dollars, as well as make a major inconvenience for yourself, just to see one film.
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" That's what I was taught as a black doctor's son in the 1960s, that my missing arm was, that very term, an "inconvenience.
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My decades of work at historically white universities has deepened my understanding of inconvenience in ways far beyond the scope of this column.
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Suddenly, opening the fridge door and giving that tub of cottage cheese a cursory sniff doesn't seem like such an inconvenience after all.
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What would you say to women who might think having an alarm bell in their knickers overnight is a bit of an inconvenience?
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So I would say that sleeping with Little Rooster in their knickers overnight is far less of an inconvenience than they might think.
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This year, though, instead of joining them, nonunion members seem to be barely willing to tolerate the inconvenience of the train workers strike.
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Consumers should use credit cards instead of debit cards when shopping online to lessen any inconvenience if their card is compromised, Pargman said.
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"We apologize to customers for the inconvenience, but the safety of our customers and crew is always our priority," the company said Wednesday.
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"We are extremely sorry for the inconvenience this is causing our customers during this busy holiday period," the airline said in its statement.
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"Honda said it "regrets any inconvenience or distress that this situation may cause to our customers as we seek to resolve this situation.
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We would like to express our sincere apologies for any inconvenience this causes you and hope that you have enjoyed using our services.
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He warns glumly that viewers are about to embark on a "descent into misery, tribulation and dire inconvenience," and he is not wrong.
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"Inconvenience is not an unconstitutional burden," Emily Munro Scott, an attorney for the state, said, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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Had I backed up my computer in some way, that lost hard drive would've been an inconvenience, but not a loss of memories.
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And even losing that money temporarily was still a big, scary inconvenience: I had bills to pay and no way to pay them.
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"The safety of our customers and crew is Delta's top priority, and we apologize for any inconvenience this has caused," the company added.
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Yahoo's security team clashed with top executives, including the chief executive, Marissa Mayer, over the cost and customer inconvenience of proposed security measures.
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The only real downside is that it's a minor inconvenience, because you can't open a new account or take out a loan either.
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"This decision, while perhaps necessary, will cause significant inconvenience and will disrupt the functioning of the federal government in our nation's capital," Rep.
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"The safety of our crew and customers is our top priority and we apologize for any inconvenience to those onboard," the airline said.
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Olivia Gallinaro, a regular L train rider, said she learned to accept the inconvenience that has become associated with that particular subway line.
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Several of the museums also require advanced reservations, at times needed weeks or months in advance, which would likely inconvenience many potential visitors.
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If your airline approves the claim, you are entitled to compensation between €250 and €600 ($281 and $676) per person for your inconvenience.
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It's an inconvenience we've learned to live with, but there's an even better way that goes beyond controlling smart lights through your phone.
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"The app companies could easily absorb an increase in driver pay with a minimal fare adjustment and little inconvenience to passengers," they wrote.
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Instead of concentrating on their core goal, they pay attention to narrower measures like cutting costs, or reducing the inconvenience suffered by their staff.
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Carey is requesting her half of the $100 million listed in the agreement because "she wants an 'inconvenience fee'" a source tells Entertainment Tonight.
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While there is a level of inconvenience for AT&T customers, this is less about net neutrality and more about unwinding those corporate deals.
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But Uber's stance has always been that tipping adds a layer of inconvenience for riders, one that the company is not willing to risk.
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I think those types of land use restrictions, and it's not just the inconvenience of what it means for the cost of your rent.
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But the decentralized network has triggered a backlash among some commentators in Britain, who say its disruptive tactics stretch the police and inconvenience commuters.
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Making drivers pay money when roads are busy compensates the rest of society for the inconvenience, and discourages people from driving during rush hour.
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"We sincerely apologize for the frustration and inconvenience this incident has caused, especially to our patients and dedicated staff," DCH said in a statement.
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And yes, that is an inconvenience on cold winter days, when you'll have to literally warm these metal buds up before popping them in.
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However he said, while cutting off internet access makes sense for workers dealing with sensitive information, for others it might be a costly inconvenience.
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But nine times out of ten, a slowdown at your local coffee shop is more of an inconvenience for the employees than for you.
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The posture dating back to the George W. Bush administration has largely been to treat China as more of an inconvenience than a threat.
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And whether people want to say that or not, the fact is it is an inconvenience for a person that is running a business.
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"A faithful friend, Glenn spared no personal risk or inconvenience to care for and provide for his adopted Apocalyptic family of survivors," it continues.
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Then again, when you make $5 billion in the first two weeks of the year, suing hundreds of people is but a minor inconvenience.
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Chevron and Exxon, American oil giants, have avoided the inconvenience of a bidding process by negotiating directly with Iraq's oil ministry for large concessions.
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"[Pregnancy is] a wonderful thing for the woman, it's a wonderful thing for the husband, it's certainly an inconvenience for a business," he said.
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The corollary of that is that I'm unconvinced that the inconvenience of that cable is bigger than the inconveniences inherent in going wireless-only.
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But as is so often the case when wildlife conservation starts to become an inconvenience for humans, this decision was more political than practical.
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The rain wasn't heavy, but it was enough to be an inconvenience if you didn't come prepared, and many scrambled to seek shelter inside.
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There's also the time cost: The inconvenience (and possibly lost wages) of having to take time off from work to have the test done.
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"CBS and AT&T regret any inconvenience to their customers and viewers and thank them for their patience," the companies said in a statement.
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IT GENERATES A LOT OF INCONVENIENCE FOR US BECAUSE LOOK AT THE QUESTIONS YOU ARE ASKING ME. EVERYONE – WE ARE UNDULLY, I THINK, APPREHENSIVE.
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The U.S. airlines still hope to have a say in how the policy is put into effect at airports to minimize inconvenience to passengers.
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"Aeromexico is working at maximum capacity to normalize operations as quickly as possible and is sorry for the inconvenience to clients," the company added.
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It's an old rule in Washington, D.C. and applicable to both parties that senators and congressmen see presidents as an eight-year year inconvenience.
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" There is one inconvenience, though; Tesla recommends "that the front passenger seat of your vehicle not be occupied until the software update is installed.
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Texting freed a generation from the strictures and inconvenience (and awkwardness) of phone calls, while allowing people to be more loosely and constantly connected.
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RushCard said last fall that it would set up a $2 million to $3 million fund to reimburse customers for their losses and inconvenience.
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It can be an inconvenience that some medicines are really unavailable, but the problem will be resolved, and the health service will be improved.
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However, the vast majority of the charitable community is glad to endure that inconvenience in exchange for the protections that the Johnson Amendment affords.
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So it was a pretty simple fix, and one that had been resisted for a long time because they didn't want to inconvenience travelers.
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The inconvenience of the stopover has infuriated Yemeni travelers, who see the security measures as an unnecessary and almost colonial imposition by the Saudis.
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But aligning the clip into the correct position could be an inconvenience if you're on-the-go and want to quickly capture a photo.
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"We'd like to apologize for any inconvenience this may cause," a TSB spokeswoman said, adding customers were able to use their cards as normal.
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Flicking your wrist every time you want to consult your watch is a slight inconvenience, but it comes as naturally as waking your phone.
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"We know these decisions will inconvenience some of our customers, and we hope they will understand," Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said in a memo.
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"Sorry for all the inconvenience," Shkreli emailed that investor, Josiah Austin, after the steep loss of Austin's entire stake in his fund, Elea Capital.
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Menstruation is always pitched as this awful inconvenience that we have to militantly arbitrate, but it's actually your body doing something powerful and important.
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In the long lines that inconvenience customers in large grocery and large consumer store chains, Glaser saw another place to deploy these computer advances.
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It's possible that he's simply trying to avoid the inconvenience of a death, with a house full of relatives and a dinner to plan.
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It's a versatile connector that will (hopefully) lead to a lot less confusion in the future, but for now it can be an inconvenience.
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She paid the first violation, but has been fighting the others — going to hearings and doing follow-up paperwork, at considerable inconvenience, she said.
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"CBS and AT&T regret any inconvenience to their customers and viewers and thank them for their patience," they said in joint a statement.
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It might be beneficial to reframe your walk from the car to the office not as an inconvenience but a brief but meaningful workout.
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Anyone who has experienced the inconvenience of traveling abroad, where the same standards don't apply, knows that set of bulky, inconvenient converters becomes necessary.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience caused by this change, and hope that you understand the unexpected and complex situation we are facing," added Zhang.
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Those anecdotes of everyday inconvenience joined a series of high-profile incidents at the northern border, which have spread among Canadians like cautionary tales.
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But the decentralized network has triggered a backlash among some commentators in Britain, who say its disruptive tactics stretch the police and inconvenience commuters.
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When he says pregnant women are an inconvenience to their employer, what does that say about how he values women, our work, our contributions?
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One major inconvenience: The restaurant is so popular that reservations are essential, but Chinese Tuxedo won't take them for parties of fewer than four.
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The early darkness is a mere inconvenience to many people, but to observant Jewish families the shorter days significantly change the rhythm of life.
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Balearia Caribbean said it regretted and apologized for the "hardship and inconvenience" experienced by the 119 passengers from Grand Bahama who were not transported.
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He likened the current state of social media's walled gardens to the inconvenience of being a phone customer before the Telecommunications Act of 1996.
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We are very sorry for the inconvenience this caused impacted customers and we are in the process of notifying them and making things right.
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Only the most committed collectors, who sought access to out-of-state wine catalogs, would go through the inconvenience and expense of such transactions.
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What starts as a minor inconvenience quickly turns into a major threat, as the crew must scramble to stop the station from killing them.
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They enlivened the outdoor spaces with potted plants, and learned that having one bedroom with no door — sound travels — is only a minor inconvenience.
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I could have saved a significant amount of money bargain hunting, but this was an inconvenience I was happy to avoid for a price.
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Holders would have a direct claim on the central bank - just like with banknotes but without the inconvenience of storing large amounts of cash.
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But a lot of other futuristic gadgets are being held back by physical complexity, consumer inconvenience, or a simple lack of value for consumers.
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This adds a mild layer of safety — people can't just switch it on and ride away at top speed — but it's also a slight inconvenience.
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No matter how bad life gets on a particular carrier there's still a barrier of inconvenience and hassle to get over to move somewhere new.
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The look of the Charge 2 can be a bit bulky, but the benefits of a larger display make up for that inconvenience for me.
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Per the Washington Post, the IRS is apologizing for any inconvenience to all those extremely relatable individuals who waited until the last minute to file.
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That means you can take advantage of the best internet speeds in return for the inconvenience of having your tablet tethered to a physical port.
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The San Francisco-based company denied all allegations, and settled without admitting wrongdoing to avoid the cost and inconvenience of litigation, according to the settlement.
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The White House has defended it as necessary to properly vet people who come from countries with terrorism concerns despite any inconvenience it causes people.
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In addition to targeting parents, Syounika aims its services at nurseries and schools to reduce cost and inconvenience of sending children to the doctor needlessly.
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"We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused from the temporary outage in the app over the past day," the publicly posted letter, shared Friday, reads.
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A. We apologize for any inconvenience, but due to the number of entries we receive, we are unable to change registration information during the promotion.
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Qin told Ferrari that Italy's decision last week to stop flights without contacting China in advance had caused "great inconvenience" to citizens of both countries.
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Contrary to what the internet would have you believe, Mercury retrograde is, at worst, an inconvenience, causing us to make mistakes and overlook our errors.
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According to Brown, the inconvenience of asking for a straw pales in comparison to the damage that single-use plastics are doing to our planet.
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"[It's] a wonderful thing for the woman, it's a wonderful thing for the husband, it's certainly an inconvenience for a business," he told Dateline NBC.
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The JR West rail line apologized in a statement, saying, "The great inconvenience we placed upon our customers was truly inexcusable," per Sora News 24 .
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Though Bezos isn't sure how similar the underlying technology is, Alexa joins products like Apple's Siri that seek to reduce the inconvenience of everyday tasks.
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QiStone23 Wireless Portable Charger — $59.99 See Details Not only does this charging pad remove the inconvenience of wires, it's actually better for your phone's battery.
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I understand that our customers will be concerned about this issue and I would like to apologise for this and any inconvenience this has caused.
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It also allows Tesla to produce fewer variations of the car, simplify the design, and eliminate the labor and inconvenience of installing an upgraded battery.
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For the inconvenience of having to buy lots of green ties (the current ambassador has around 40), its representatives enjoy unrivalled access to the superpower.
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According to a vaccine advisory group at WHO, "complacency, inconvenience in accessing vaccines and lack of confidence" are the main reasons why people skip vaccination.
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" An Emirates spokesperson released the following to Fox News:"We are very sorry for any distress and inconvenience caused to Ms. Kumar and her family.
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For faculty and students who are being asked by the administration to hold classes off campus or online, the interruption is more than an inconvenience.
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Though she's tried doing video chats with the six-year-old, the internet access is too slow and glitchy, an inconvenience that breaks her heart.
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But that's the system we're stuck with because a corporation decided that the inconvenience to the user is well worth the savings in labor costs.
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"Malaysia Airlines regrets the inconvenience caused to passengers and will deliver stranded baggage as soon as the situation permits," the airline said in a statement.
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While pushing a shopping cart may not seem like the biggest inconvenience, the technology could prove especially useful for people with disabilities and the elderly.
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A monthly subscription is $33 and ensures you'll never be blind-sided by the price of contacts or the inconvenience of picking your supply up.
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Pola, which has around 4,600 stores across Japan, apologized for causing "unpleasant feelings and inconvenience to many people" and said it had removed the sign.
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"We recognize the inconvenience this has caused to customers, flyers and airline authorities, and remain committed towards customer safety," a spokesperson for Samsung India said.
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Charging for every possible add-on has not just made for opaque pricing but has also added new layers of inconvenience and complexity to flying.
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The FTSE 100 company said in a statement that it apologised for "any confusion or inconvenience caused to customers who received an inaccurate renewal document".
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Slower or selective internet access might sound like a "first world problem" -- a mere inconvenience in the scheme of what the country is facing today.
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"There are many things going on at A.I.G., this was not that important," he said, acting as though the trial itself were a minor inconvenience.
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The protest, which occurred on the city's North Side, was meant to inconvenience wealthier residents of Chicago's more affluent areas, according to those who attended.
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Today, we have an opportunity to produce a new high octane low carbon fuel at little or no additional cost or inconvenience to the public.
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The president has reportedly refused to swap out his official phones every 30 days, as is typical, citing the inconvenience it causes, the Times reported.
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Still, the staff at the board didn't want to inconvenience Schmidt by making him wait for his department support team to arrive on commercial flights.
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Waiting an extra few days for a pair of sunglasses or other items ordered from China is a reasonable inconvenience if it means saving lives.
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Turkos got in touch with the company but only received an automated response apologising for the inconvenience and giving her a partial refund of $93.99.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience, this was designed to be a factory test and was not intended to affect customers," it said at the time.
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In August, protestors occupied the arrival and departure areas of the airport, eventually forcing the airport to cancel flights and angering travelers over the inconvenience.
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"It's hard to think of a nonviolent movement that has succeeded without causing its opponents a certain amount of trouble, discomfort and inconvenience," Prose wrote.
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If there is a way to save money without much added inconvenience, it is simply by planning a multi-stop trip with taxes in mind.
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Officials in places like Wilmington, N.C., which lost power for days after Florence, are using terms like "inconvenience" to describe the potential effects of Michael.
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Basically, it's a tremendous inconvenience for millions of Americans and certainly has the potential to lead to even more serious problems the longer it stretches.
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But most parents would tolerate the inconvenience of school closings if it meant they were avoiding even a relatively small risk to their child's health.
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A world beset by terrorism and increasingly violent weather may not yet be ready to abandon currency, despite the inconvenience to bureaucrats, bankers, and millennials.
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The airline's policy, the lawyers said, was to accommodate such requests whenever possible, "in a way that does not inconvenience other passengers" or cause delays.
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Flores and her husband suffered "numerous bites and skin rashes, which caused pain, discomfort, annoyance sleeplessness, inconvenience, humiliation, anxiety and emotional distress," the lawsuit says.
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They apologised for the inconvenience to travellers, explaining that they were attempting to defend the kind of free and open Hong Kong that visitors like.
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Salvador Panelo, spokesman for Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, apologized for "unintentional inconvenience suffered by our athlete-guests" and said Duterte "will not offer any excuses".
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Plus, I didn't have to deal with the inconvenience of waiting for books to come in or struggling to sell them after the semester ended.
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When our rooms weren't ready on arrival, clerks handled the inconvenience pleasantly by granting access to the spa, locker rooms, ample gym and two pools.
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Through wealth, the Parks bend the Kims to their will, no matter the inconvenience, and the Kims must comply, because what else would they do?
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"We apologise to customers for the inconvenience, but the safety of our customers and crew is always our priority," the company said in an email.
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