"We were inconvenienced a little to save somebody else from inconvenienced a lot," Frank says.
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"They're inconvenienced, and when people are inconvenienced, they are going to be angry, they are going to be frustrated," Mr. Baraka, a Democrat, said at a news conference.
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The story is about Joe Crowley losing, Chuck Schumer inconvenienced.
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"I realized I hadn't been inconvenienced at all," she wrote.
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"We were inconvenienced but life wasn't interrupted," Ms. Warhaftig said.
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People hardly ever talk about being inconvenienced as an emotion.
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Around 210,2000 passengers inconvenienced at the height of holiday travels.
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Bashing the rich is popular even if the poor are inconvenienced.
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"They got inconvenienced for one minute — What's one minute?" he said.
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In Philip Hue's case, customers have been inconvenienced for much longer.
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But some riders supported the plan, even if it inconvenienced them.
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Technology professionals in Silicon Valley or Seattle will also be inconvenienced.
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Compare that with President Barack Obama's relationship with those who inconvenienced him.
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He is occasionally inconvenienced, he told me, but is not fundamentally disturbed.
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"She doesn't want to be inconvenienced or change her life," Anita said.
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Most will not be personally inconvenienced by the proposed Mexican border wall.
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He apologized again to the thousands of passengers inconvenienced by the accident.
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I don't know if she's afraid or angry or mildly amused but inconvenienced.
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Though the Home Office apologized to "anyone inconvenienced," the passengers were not happy.
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The council said it sympathized with people being inconvenienced on their return home.
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Pick some of them up ahead of time so you're not inevitably inconvenienced.
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Wagner said she understands some parents might be inconvenienced by the teachers' protest.
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"#SageSteele â€" Craig Rozniecki (@CraigRozniecki) January 30, 2017 Oops @sagesteele was inconvenienced by democracy.
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It never hurts to ask for more — after all, you're the one being inconvenienced.
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They are inconvenienced when you make them wait for you, and appreciate accurate pickup locations.
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There will be a future where JetBlue has to cancel flights and people are inconvenienced.
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Many people across the country will be terribly inconvenienced by it, at the very least.
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That people who are older or disabled or have other issues are not being inconvenienced.
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Guilt will be constant but fleeting, their actions unchanging, and their lives unbothered though slightly inconvenienced.
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The proposal is an ingenious run around Obamacare's regulations, which have inconvenienced several conservative-leaning states.
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A taxpayer whose identity has been used to file a fraudulent return may be significantly inconvenienced.
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That could have helped prevent customers from being inconvenienced in the middle of their coverage year.
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First to be inconvenienced will be riders on the Montclair-Boonton and North Jersey Coast lines.
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Instead, the plan appears to have only briefly inconvenienced holders of that so-called black money.
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No Republicans were harmed, pressured, or otherwise inconvenienced in the making of this sad, sad film.
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It just takes a few inconvenienced Maps users to take a couple for the team, I guess.
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Anyone unfortunate enough to work or (god help them) live in Midtown will no doubt be inconvenienced.
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Target's move to cut overnight and backroom shifts in stores across the US hasn't just inconvenienced workers.
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"I'm sure that some candidates will be inconvenienced but then Biden could be there by himself," Rep.
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" The Trump administration has defended the ban, noting that it "temporarily inconvenienced for the safety of us all.
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"I will be inconvenienced by this, and I have absolutely no heartburn whatsoever with what TSA has done."
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In that regard, if the crew wasn't properly repositioned, then a lot more passengers stood to be inconvenienced.
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The situation has inconvenienced travelers and a region dependent on tourist dollars at the peak of vacation season.
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Of course, there are those on both sides who don't want their tribal loyalties inconvenienced by such facts.
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" Minimizing the executive order's impact: "It's a shame that people were inconvenienced, but it's a couple of hours.
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It is unfortunate that the beginning of the implementation of these new policies have inconvenienced some noncitizen travelers.
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And just like a digital piano, it has a volume button; no neighbours are inconvenienced by late-night practising.
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Many are institutions where the staff, club members or paying public are likely to be inconvenienced by the event.
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It is a plea not to be inconvenienced by the discomfort of others disguised as an argument for reverence.
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We also extend our apology to any Guests that were inconvenienced as a result of the performance of these employees.
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In a Monday press briefing, White House spokesman Sean Spicer said, "It's a shame people were inconvenienced" by the detentions.
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The worry from officials is what will happen if people find themselves inconvenienced in any way during this trial period.
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Homegrown expressions reflect teen habits of overstating: devs or devo'd for devastated (mildly inconvenienced); and feigning indifference — wotevs or whevs.
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Speaking to CNBC in an exclusive interview, the minister called the political rift "very unfortunate" as it inconvenienced human lives.
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When errors are made, apologies and genuine accommodations — free tickets, meals, hotel stays, cash — should be offered to those inconvenienced.
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"I'm here to march and have a good time, but I do not feel "inconvenienced" by #NoJusticeNoPride," Charles Clymer tweeted.
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Apologies to Luke Skywalker, Karl Lagerfeld, Christian Bale, and anyone else who has been inconvenienced by my absence from work.
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And yet they are not afraid to live into the risk and be inconvenienced for loving the vulnerable in their communities.
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Let's be clear: No one's been hurt, angered or even much inconvenienced by the Great Confusion of Dunkirk, and Warner Bros.
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One commuter, Alfie Pitogo, tells CNN it is an annoyance but it's worth being inconvenienced if it keeps the city safe.
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More than 22019 in 5, 22 percent, of Americans said in the poll they had personally been inconvenienced by the shutdown.
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Complicating those security measures, many say, is an expectation from high-end clientele that they will not be inconvenienced. Brig. Gen.
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Delta tells TMZ ... it supports its crew's decision to remove Jacquees and apologizes to the remaining passengers who may have been inconvenienced.
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It's a clever way for the airlines to provide a competitive advantage, even as passengers are seriously inconvenienced because of security measures.
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Overcrowded public schools and hospital emergency rooms near our southern border have never inconvenienced Wall Street executives or their high-income peers.
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Nest hasn't gone totally offline, but it's easy to imagine that someone relying on its remote functionality could be inconvenienced by this.
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But if I'd had any pressing work to do that evening, I would've been quite inconvenienced by the lack of working WiFi.
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In the morning, I made him an espresso and told him that if he had died, it would have gravely inconvenienced me.
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The tech giant argued that customers who use the "hundreds of millions of [its] active devices and accessories" would be "greatly inconvenienced."
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The motorist between Belgium and France is less likely to be inconvenienced than the traveller crossing the Oresund bridge between Copenhagen and Malmo.
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Luckily, this year's power outages were short enough that we were only inconvenienced, and we did not lose all our crops and animals.
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I have backup phones that I can take on an airplane or Amtrak, so I am not too inconvenienced by the FAA ban.
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The prospect of landing Amazon upends this dynamic; even those likely to be inconvenienced by new projects stand to gain from its arrival.
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"Our aggressive implementation inconvenienced or restricted access to some of our account holders," said a statement emailed by an agency spokesman, Mark Hinkle.
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Damien had been wearing the varieties of cock socks for seven days now and he felt no different, maybe just a bit inconvenienced.
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The actor claims to have been typecast ever since as a result, as well as generally inconvenienced by the whole melted face thing.
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Russia's deputy communications minister, Alexei Volin, said VPNs and other ways of circumnavigating the ban meant Telegram users would not be greatly inconvenienced.
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Because of the effects of climate change, we're being inconvenienced and we're going to have to find alternative ways to get into work.
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Many of those who live near the New York City "Joker" stairs have been inconvenienced by tourists trying to pose for pictures on it.
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To back up her claim, Carey came up with a long list of things that inconvenienced her during her engagement with the Australian billionaire.
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According to government data, Delta is the least likely of the four biggest U.S. airlines to leave customers stranded or inconvenienced by late flights.
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The make-good bonuses are surely welcomed by inconvenienced fans, but the language has the robotic feel of a heavily vetted "I'm sorry" note.
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My surgery service wouldn't let me take time off, so I had to double up my shifts so no other surgery resident was inconvenienced.
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Well, not if it killed her, not literally, but even if it mildly inconvenienced her, she was on it 110 percent, for the women.
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It's not clear whether you've already communicated to this person that you believe his behavior was selfish and immature, and that it inconvenienced others.
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Needless to say, I was late to my clinic the next day, and many of my patients were inconvenienced and needed to be rescheduled.
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By simply insisting you're in the right, you are in the right — after all, hell hath no fury like a fancy woman temporarily inconvenienced.
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"I just don't feel I should be inconvenienced like any other family wouldn't be if they had a bottle to feed their child," she said.
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"We hope that no one is inconvenienced by this apparent prank," Denny Warnick, vice president of operations at In-N-Out said in a statement.
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But its success in paralyzing parts of London has also angered critics who complained the movement has inconvenienced thousands of people and diverted police resources.
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But if your local dry cleaner, butcher, and primary care doctor closes up shop because of higher prices, regulations, and taxes, you're at least inconvenienced.
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No one is being inconvenienced by this aspect of email (inbox overload is a different problem), and no one will gain anything by changing it.
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The order "affects a minor portion of international travelers," the department said in a statement, saying the measures "inconvenienced" less than 1 percent of travelers.
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"We hope that no one is inconvenienced by this apparent prank," a terse statement from Denny Warnick, In-N-Out's Vice President of Operations, read.
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I was very sure about my decision and it just inconvenienced me because I had school—other people had children they needed to get to.
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But its success in paralysing parts of London has also angered critics who complained the movement has inconvenienced thousands of people and diverted police resources.
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The crowd grew angrier at the prolonged wait for whoever might be going to come outside, their energy mutating from excited to inconvenienced to furious.
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Russia's military manufacturing campaign has been inconvenienced by the collapse of relations with Ukraine, once home to much of Russia's Soviet-era arms manufacturing capability.
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Past shutdowns also resulted in disruptions to government services like passport renewal, national park staffing, and federal court activity, which greatly inconvenienced citizens and businesses.
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Update, 2:50pm: I've now heard from at least a dozen real people who were inconvenienced by Twitter's efforts to get rid of bots last night.
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The baby now has the best fun fact for its college orientation game of Two Truths And A Lie, and its fellow passengers were barely inconvenienced.
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In addition to possibly being inconvenienced by intoxicated operators, streetcars and some light rail trains have to stop at certain places to let vehicular traffic by.
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Macy's strong start to the day was marred by a credit card slowdown Friday afternoon, which inconvenienced many shoppers and delayed some purchases from going through.
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Strikes over the last two years have shaved about €2330 million from Lufthansa's operating profit during that span and have inconvenienced tens of thousands of travelers.
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We are very sorry to have inconvenienced our customers and we are taking every step to make the return and refund process as easy as possible.
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I have accepted that today, in this world, if I want birth control without suicide, I will be in pain, inconvenienced, incapacitated for days each month.
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This allowed the company to sell diesel-equipped vehicles without installing emissions control systems that could have affected performance or inconvenienced customers, according to U.S prosecutors.
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Bella's dating rapper Mod Sun, the guy she was trying to get to when she ignorantly tweeted about being inconvenienced by the mudslides blocking the 101 freeway.
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In sum, listening to music on the iPhone 7 will be a compromised experience: You'll either get inferior performance, or you'll be inconvenienced in a significant way.
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The loss of a mobile authentication app will be felt by the people who were using it (including myself), probably first with a feeling of being inconvenienced.
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The list honestly could go on, the ways in which my life has suffered, been disrupted, infiltrated and inconvenienced, all as a result of Harvey Weinstein's actions.
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But while many Hong Kongers have been inconvenienced by transport shutdowns and other travel disruptions, there is little sense of danger in the rest of the city.
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I want the right tool for the job, yet I don't want to be inconvenienced by a camera's size or operation, or obsess over my lens selection.
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As we approach midterm elections this fall, thousands of eligible voters are inconvenienced or disenfranchised by legislative dirty tricks meant to deprive them of their legal rights.
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Having an Android occasionally inconvenienced my friends because I couldn't receive group texts in full and wasn't able to use the "Share Contact" or the "Share Location" features.
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So happy and relieved that anything serious has been ruled out," he wrote, adding, "my relief is tempered by the knowledge that the Berlin audience were so inconvenienced.
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Gonzalez said the plants now slated for closure were already "past or very close to the end of their useful life", meaning the industry was not being inconvenienced.
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"Upgrading to a larger memory phone might be in order," said Farecompare CEO Rick Seaney, whose research shows the ban will initially affect over 40,000 potentially inconvenienced fliers.
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And a sidelight on the wall proposal: Details disclosed at the trial of the drug lord known as El Chapo suggests it wouldn't have inconvenienced him very much.
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Residential, who encouraged her to learn more by attending open houses so that she wouldn't feel "inconvenienced by having to schedule every viewing with me," Ms. Lee said.
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The company said it would extend through Tuesday a waiver of fees normally charged when travelers change flights and would provide $200 in travel vouchers to heavily inconvenienced customers.
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Potentially lost press coverage and attendance aside, he pays respect to OnePlus's community, offering full refunds to anyone who has been inconvenienced by the change and can't make it.
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"I just want to make it very clear that I'd rather my child be inconvenienced than dead," said Representative Nita M. Lowey of New York, the committee's top Democrat.
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"Ford understands and regrets that many customers have been inconvenienced and frustrated by the performance of the DPS6 transmission," said Dave Filipe, vice president of powertrain engineering at Ford.
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But commuters who didn't heed those warnings still choked congested highways, and Turner said a number of calls the city received were from people who were inconvenienced but dry.
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While many healthy adults may be inconvenienced by the flu, everyone should know what to watch for — and when to head to the doctor if symptoms persist or worsen.
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As long as you're keeping kosher for Passover — and inconvenienced enough to notice it — it's impossible to have a meal without being reminded that Passover is still going on.
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It's time for policymakers to offer solutions that modernize laws governing insurance claims adjusters – before the next disaster strikes and more Americans are inconvenienced by our current, outdated process.
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Cable and mobile service providers, "which typically have little competition and whose customers are bound by contracts or would be considerably inconvenienced if they canceled their service," Ms. Murphy writes.
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"Ford understands and regrets that many customers have been inconvenienced and frustrated by the performance of the DPS6 transmission," said Dave Filipe, vice president of power train engineering at Ford.
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Airlines all have different policies, and weather delays typically don't entitle you to any monetary compensation, but knowing what you can get for being slightly (or severely) inconvenienced is helpful.
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Carol's husband tries to control her using access to their daughter as leverage, and Therese's boyfriend enjoys the idea of her while seeming inconvenienced by her actual interests and thoughts.
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If that's the only price I have to pay — every six months spend a day in my life to be inconvenienced to take exams — then I'm very grateful for that.
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But as long as the law inconvenienced everyone equally, it could be legal — even if it deterred "significant numbers" of voters from voting — if it had a "sufficiently weighty" justification.
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So happy and relieved that anything serious has been ruled out," Bono wrote on their website, adding, "my relief is tempered by the knowledge that the Berlin audience were so inconvenienced.
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Bella Thorne may get the award for the most self-absorbed celebrity after going off that the mudslides inconvenienced her because the debris is blocking her from attending her boyfriend's concert.
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"Ford understands and regrets that many customers have been inconvenienced and frustrated by the performance of the DPS6 transmission," Dave Filipe, Ford vice president of powertrain engineering said in a statement.
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Well, not if it mildly inconvenienced her, she's very busy, but definitely if there was a wage transparency policy already in place, she would not openly and glowingly support overturning it.
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Delays are inevitable, and some customers will be inconvenienced, as airlines reshuffle their plans in the wake of a presidential order grounding about 70 Boeing Max aircraft across the United States.
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But the outage, which the power company said was necessary to prevent wildfires, also drew a line between those who were merely inconvenienced and those who faced a major financial hardship.
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Only 13 percent of Americans surveyed in the Washington Post-ABC poll said they were personally inconvenienced by the shutdown, and a mere 7 percent said it was a major problem.
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Far from being inconvenienced by the strike, some lucky passengers will get to sit on plush Qatar jets, which have fewer seats crammed into them, and be served by Qatar's attentive crew.
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The order "affects a minor portion of international travelers," the department said in a statement, saying the measures "inconvenienced" less than 1 percent of the daily arrivals of foreigners into U.S. airports.
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"People in the area might be inconvenienced a little now because we'll have to check every car, including ice cream cars, as those who cause violence keep changing their strategy," he said.
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Parents' cries that the protesters are terrorizing their kids might be hyperbole rooted in frustration at being inconvenienced, but for one of the defendants listed in the injunction, it's a valid claim.
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Everyone has a few pony requests in, like making sure small wireless providers aren't inconvenienced by a complicated approval process, or making sure it's open to consumer purposes, not just commercial ones.
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It's built to meet the audio needs of the vast majority of Echo owners who listen to music often and would love to hear better sound, but don't want to be too inconvenienced.
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Although both bills include language stressing that the motorist's act must not be intentional, the clear message is that drivers inconvenienced by demonstrations should be able to take matters into their own hands.
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The man, who has not been identified, insulted the woman after complaining that she had inconvenienced him as he tried to reach his seat on the Barcelona to London flight a week ago.
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You think Employee A's request for time off with the family (with its reminder that she has inconvenienced you by doing this before) gives you an excuse not to respect your earlier understanding.
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It does not seem far-fetched to expect that signatures will be pointlessly challenged and citizens intimidated and inconvenienced, that the ruckus of the Trump campaign will spread to polling places around the country.
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But what about snow days, where cities and states surrender to nature for a bit, most people are fine, if inconvenienced, and everyone has slightly more time to take a nap and make soup?
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Tse and the young people who clashed with police on Wednesday in Sham Shui Po are a world apart from the business travelers and jet-setting rich who were inconvenienced by the airport shutdown.
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Long-term occupants of a building can be inconvenienced by the comings and goings of short-term tenants who are sometimes less respectful about noise and less invested in the upkeep of common spaces.
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Government workers are penalized through no fault of their own, constituents are inconvenienced, the nation's image is hurt and those responsible for running the government look inept, irresponsible and unwilling to reach an accommodation.
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The policy, ordered by the Secret Service, was abandoned in late July after news reports that among those inconvenienced by the presidential security perimeter were veterans wounded in combat, about whom Mr. Trump has gushed.
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"These lane closures harmed the economy, frustrated commuters and inconvenienced first responders," said Brock, who founded Correct the Record and American Bridge 21st Century, a pair of super PACs backing Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee.
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Trump's top aide Kellyanne Conway on Sunday emphasized the importance of having safe borders, suggesting that the small number of people who were inconvenienced by the order was worth it to keep the country safe.
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The decision to turn electricity off for large areas of Northern California inconvenienced and frustrated hundreds of thousands of residents, but it became increasingly dangerous for people like Mr. Faus and the state's most vulnerable.
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In the space formerly reserved for Dr. Zizmor and Invisalign, there was testimony from forgiving Second Avenue residents and business owners, who had been so notoriously inconvenienced during the new line's near-decade of construction.
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I've always admired these nails from afar, gazing fondly at Cardi B's bedazzled acrylics all while wondering why anyone would subject themselves to three hours of nail prep just to be inconvenienced by claws with charms.
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Instead, this new theory would be retribution for all the innocent children House Lannister has slaughtered or tortured for the crime of being born in a way that inconvenienced them — including one of their own sons.
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Brawley said there is likely a group of women in their 40s who will benefit from mammography screenings, but there is also a group that will likely be inconvenienced and possibly harmed during follow-up testing.
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When a huge variety of autonomous vehicles in every shape and size from tiny drone to semi truck can be sent off to deliver things without having to slow down or take naps or feel inconvenienced?
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"You might be a little inconvenienced with sharing, but in the long run, it's going to make a big difference because it's basically like a savings account," says Torres, who has made millions developing real estate.
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Users can still easily access the service using one of Spotify's official apps, as well as simply log on to Spotify using another browser, so it's unlikely anyone would be more than somewhat inconvenienced by the bug.
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As Williams said regarding Davis's death, these false ideas can prove fatal: This is a tradition in this country, where people are able to go ahead and kill black people because they got sassed because we were inconvenienced.
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The shared grimace and eye roll between me and the other woman who was inconvenienced by the oversize suitcase the man in Seat 3B tried to sneak past the flight attendant can feel better than a long hug.
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But that is a tactic that I think needs to be used very sparingly, because the people that are inconvenienced are not necessarily people who are part of creating whatever the problem is that you're looking to address.
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Everybody who uses Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan will be inconvenienced for most of July and August, but the reduction in service will not exceed one-fourth of the normal daily traffic there, Amtrak's chief executive said on Thursday.
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"The safety and care of our customers is our priority and we apologize to those who were delayed in their journey home and we apologize sincerely to anyone who was inconvenienced," Jet2 said in a statement to Fox News.
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The lessons of the rollout are ultimately a question of desires from transit customers (who also happen to be voters) — how badly do we want new infrastructure, and how much are we willing to be inconvenienced to get it?
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She had felt uneasy walking 20 blocks from her job to the Stadium while carrying $1,500 worth of tickets, and she felt inconvenienced as she waited to hand over the final few tickets after the game had already begun.
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And frankly, if no one is solving the problem you want to solve, then it's possible that either it's not the problem you think it is, or no one else is being inconvenienced by it the way you are.
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City officials said they had received more than 1,500 high-water rescue calls to 911, most from drivers stuck on flooded roads, but authorities described a number of them as people who were inconvenienced and not in immediate danger.
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"I guess y'all have been hearing all the nonsense you know saying, I'm looking like yesterday man, I was inconvenienced and arrested, you know what I'm saying...With all we been through this is small potatoes, man," the rapper says.
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The absurdity of comparing a 210-year-old billionaire who was briefly inconvenienced on her way to a photo op with a six-year-old child whom racists threatened with death for the sin of attending kindergarten requires no explanation.
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TILOS, Greece (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When the power fails on the tiny Greek island of Tilos - a regular problem, particularly in the summer when tourists flood in - hotel owner Andreas Lardopoulos struggles with failed appliances, rotting food and inconvenienced guests.
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Unfortunately, for those with less, those with power and resources can have a closer shot at realizing their Utopian visions than the rest of us, and some of us can become very inconvenienced or downright harmed by others' enacted utopian dreams.
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Out of some mislaid definition of respect, we are so excellent at sidelining the inconvenient parts — at least when the inconvenient parts are women, and the one who is inconvenienced is a man we would prefer to keep admiring without complication.
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CARACAS — If you've ever been inconvenienced by a power outage, imagine living in a complete blackout amid a food shortage, a medicine shortage, and a political power struggle that has pitted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's embattled government against the U.S.-backed opposition party.
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Pitt added that the response to the federal lawsuit is due February 1, and that may provide some answers, but he encouraged state leaders to act promptly in providing money to residents who have been inconvenienced, sickened or worse by the water debacle.
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" Mr. Cox also enjoyed, and was sometimes inconvenienced by, what might be called "amitiés amoureuses" (pararomantic friendships), with Ms. Stubbs and Marian McEvoy, the author of "Glue Gun Decor: How to Dress Up Your Home — from Pillows and Curtains to Sofas and Lampshades.
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Senators Mike Lee, a Utah Republican and Edward Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat, wrote U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen raising concerns that too many travelers would be inconvenienced by faulty scan results and questioned why Americans are being subjected to the screens.
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Her most dramatic scenes — like, say, finding out her father is a man from two centuries ago — feature a performance where the actress seems mildly inconvenienced, not like her entire conception of herself (and the basic physical rules that govern the universe) is being upended.
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Coronavirus is happening at a far greater relative velocity, which is a measure of how fast your friends and family members emerge from their blanket fort of denial in societies where most of us, on a practical level, would rather die than be seriously inconvenienced.
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A week later, an ambulance was able to reach the home, she said, but Ramon Cruz refused to be transferred to a hospital in San Juan because of rumors of overcrowding and because he didn't want family members to be inconvenienced by the difficult trip, she said.
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Members of the management team at StuyTown, a 56-building, 80-acre complex along First Avenue that includes Peter Cooper Village, say they are targeting Brooklynites who regularly take the L subway line and who will be inconvenienced by 15 months of line repairs next year.
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"Flight attendants and passengers have been bitten, attacked, and inconvenienced by animals who are not properly trained to be in a confined public environment," said Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants, a union that represents some 50,000 flight attendants at airlines including United and Alaska.
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The tool, which takes into account how many passengers already on board would be inconvenienced if the plane waited for travelers rushing to make their connecting flight, has prevented more than 36,000 passengers from missing connections since the tests began in the winter, according to spokesman Jonathan Guerin.
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Senators Mike Lee, a Republican, and Edward Markey, a Democrat, in a letter to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, raised concerns that too many travelers would be inconvenienced by faulty scan results and questioned why Americans are being subjected to the screens, known as biometric exit detection technology.
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While many Hong Kongers are concerned about the escalating violence, and many have been inconvenienced by transport shutdowns and other travel disruptions, there is little sense of danger in the city beyond the protest front lines, and it is certainly far from the war zone often depicted in Chinese state media.
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New international agreements allow U.S. law enforcement officers to operate abroad, allowing them to question or prevent travelers from boarding planes bound for the U.S. When NSEERS remained in place, its special, discriminatory procedures not only inconvenienced visitors, they also took border and immigration officers away from more focused and more effective work.
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But others say the currency ban is unlikely to result in a significant reduction in corruption, even as it has inconvenienced hundreds of millions of people who have struggled to get enough cash to meet their daily needs while the government tries to print enough new notes to replace the banned ones.
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I left school and took the train up to see him the very next day, not because I thought it would mean so much to him to have me there, but to prove to my mother that I was a better person than she was: I was willing to be inconvenienced by someone else's suffering.
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Against southpaw opponents the lead leg round kick goes into their back—largely pointless compared to a good kick into the front of the body—and lead leg front kicks tend to be easily knocked off line by the opponent's lead elbow or knee just as the jab is inconvenienced by a southpaw opponent's lead arm.
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"Notwithstanding the administration's claim at the time that few people were inconvenienced, documents now show that roughly 2,000 people from the seven listed countries were detained in connection with the first ban for various lengths of time in the immediate days after the order was issued," said Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the union's Immigrants' Rights Project.
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For the past two years, the legal battle between Apple and Qualcomm has played out much like this, while the patent cases have greatly inconvenienced Apple at times in certain markets, the royalties suit that Apple filed in January of 2017 has threatened a big part of Qualcomm's core business and ultimately led Apple to start eschewing Qualcomm IP in their devices.
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