But a lack of attention has not diminished Petyo's enthusiasm.
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In many cases, it covers for a lack of attention.
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Lack of attention does nothing to lessen or resolve threats.
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Ressa is frustrated by Facebook's lack of attention to her concerns.
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Washington's lack of attention to European affairs is a costly mistake.
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They're born of carelessness and a lack of attention to history.
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Unfortunately, that lack of attention may prove deadly in Season 4.
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Lack of attention is the greatest threat to a successful amendment.
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How much profound artwork is lost due to lack of attention?
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The lack of attention is one of Mr. Moster's biggest complaints.
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The lack of attention on these policies has frustrated immigrant advocates.
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Mr. Lazio said the sudden lack of attention could be most jarring.
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"The lack of attention to data drives me nuts," Mr. Pfeffer said.
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Brown laments the lack of attention given to sexual assault in sports.
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Together, they have been coined "neglected" for the lack of attention they receive.
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Yet the lack of attention doesn't diminish its importance on the international stage.
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Maybe that lack of attention to coalition building will make them bad presidents.
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The lack of attention to prenatal medical care is another sensitive matter considered here.
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He called the lack of attention on the matter "a failure" of all Americans.
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One element at play was the systemic lack of attention for victims of abuse.
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According to his family and mentors, the lack of attention does not rankle Ryan.
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"I was disappointed in the lack of attention it was given," she told Business Insider.
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Many of those are caused by lack of attention or inability to see the danger.
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Her runs drew attention around the world for their very lack of attention-catching moments.
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Mr. Ngang and other separatists lament the lack of attention the crisis has received internationally.
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And that lack of attention hurt Clinton among what used to be core Democratic supporters.
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This episode is about abuse in queer relationships and the lack of attention it receives.
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And as funding continues to fall, honest taxpayers are suffering from a lack of attention.
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The lack of attention paid to the devices' protection means they often have weak security features.
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Still, the presence of stray hairs could suggest a lack of attention to food hygiene more generally.
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Rather, Cloutier said, "it was a lack of attention to detail" that led to a mix-up.
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Roger Cloutier said, "it was a lack of attention to detail" that led to a mix-up.
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Both women attribute the general lack of attention to women's reluctance to applaud abortion at the time.
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Instead, they pulled their police back and waited for the movement to die from lack of attention.
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"The central government's lack of attention will collapse the entire province to the Taliban," Mr. Qani said.
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"Baldwin's absence and lack of attention at critical moments shows she is not that voice," he added.
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The studious lack of attention was the oddest part of an American delegation's 28 hours in Pyongyang.
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The lack of attention to function today is not just a disease of architecture or city planning though.
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The Mexican government's lack of attention has allowed organized groups to open clandestine taps along Pemex's main pipelines.
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Eventually, Stan kills his own girlfriend after he becomes frustrated by the lack of attention from his idol.
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This lack of attention has prompted some advocates to start social media campaigns reminiscent of Black Lives Matter.
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He contrasted the lack of attention to the story with the wall-to-wall coverage of former Rep.
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The studious lack of attention was the oddest part of the American delegation's 28 hours in North Korea.
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Tubman [provides] a perfect example of the lack of attention to African-American history, women's history, over time.
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Campaigns from strong-on-paper candidates like Scott Walker and Rick Perry just died from lack of attention.
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While Elodie is certainly responsible for her role as a shoplifter, her father's lack of attention enables her behavior.
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There's also the curious lack of attention given to making the central bond between Hugo and Amicia feel believable.
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But more broadly, there are concerns around Amazon's review process itself and its lack of attention to user privacy.
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This lack of attention to the most fundamental cybersecurity best practices leaves SSA susceptible to a mass data breach.
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On the contrary, not one foreign visitor has ever mentioned a lack of attention to health needs back home.
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Following the debacle of the George W. Bush years, the federal bureaucracy suffered from lack of attention and stagnation.
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But last year, they didn't get such a gathering with Barr, and several complained about the lack of attention.
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Despite the lack of attention, FASB's decision was no small event, and it most certainly did not come easily.
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But he lamented the lack of attention national Democrats have given to the state during the past eight years.
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The lack of attention paid to It's internality is obvious, especially given the film's runtime of nearly three hours.
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But the downside of all this speed is lack of attention being paid to small details and long-term sustainability.
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"To publish this without anyone raising alarm shows their arrogance and lack of attention to what they're doing," he said.
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According to Deol, the issue is the lack of attention paid to undertones — something they take very seriously at Stellar.
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Organizers have grappled with criticism over the lack of attention to women, bisexuals, racial minorities and, more recently, transgender people.
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But his policy swerves, lack of attention to detail and contradictory statements leave the country guessing how things will unfold.
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As a black person in this country, I am always frustrated by the lack of attention my people's issues get.
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Clinton's lack of attention to those places on the campaign trail; Mr. Trump's xenophobic message to voters anxious about change.
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"Obviously, he was overlooked," Navy Coach Ed DeChellis said regarding the lack of attention Dunne received from Division I recruiters.
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It's stable despite my heavy foot-pounding, level even with my total lack of attention, and trained perfectly on Cunningham's back.
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As someone who has ADHD, do you notice other people showing a lack of attention when they're glued to their phones?
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While pain management experts welcomed the new effort, they were surprised at the lack of attention focused on alternatives to opioids.
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Coric shrugs off the lack of attention, preferring to focus on the long game rather than keeping pace with his peers.
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" He added that West Virginians had died because of the companies' "lack of attention on your algorithm and your core operation.
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The lack of attention to Maria is no doubt because many Americans don't see Puerto Ricans as citizens of their country.
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But that could be due to lack of attention and resources given to transplant recipients as time goes on, experts said.
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The group has been protesting what it calls lawmakers' lack of attention to the impact animal agriculture has on climate change.
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Chain restaurants are often accused of a sterile uniformity and a lack of attention to quality ingredients, nutrition and the environment.
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That lack of attention to detail is an issue that I've especially seen affect non-binary people over the past several years.
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As fans migrate to Game of Thrones spinoff threads, does it shiver from lack of attention on an untended corner of Reddit?
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Fans are divided over the flub on Twitter, with some cracking jokes and others furious at the lack of attention to detail.
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Eventually, as the infection spreads in the brain, symptoms include stiff neck, confusion, lack of attention, loss of balance, seizures, and hallucinations.
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Overall, the term "ugly" reflects the lack of attention paid to native bats and rodents, rather than their aesthetic qualities, Fleming clarified.
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The lack of attention to the courts in the Democratic primary is in stark contrast to the right's embrace of the issue.
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The lack of attention from his opponents and media outlets frustrates Arpaio - as does the spoiler tag, which he calls an insult.
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It also suggests a dismal lack of attention to the real causes of the economic disruption imposing itself on Mr Trump's unhappy supporters.
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WILLIAMS: No, he has here a sort of purposeful intentional lack of attention to exactly the racial stereotype of shut up and dribble.
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That's in part due to the lack of attention from the U.S. The U.S. has recently been more focused on other world affairs.
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The lack of attention paid to Maria is unusual for a major hurricane (category 3 or higher at its peak) that harmed Americans.
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This lack of attention might lead some observers to conclude that Americans are unconcerned about climate change, but some surveys tell another story.
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That lack of attention to preparedness, experts say, helps explain why the Trump administration has consistently botched its response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mental illnesses, with the persistent lack of attention, funding and treatment facilities, accounted for nearly 28503 percent of our 22020,000 local jail inmates.
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But it isn't for lack of trying on the part of the constructor or lack of attention on the part of the editors!
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Oklahoma head coach Lincoln Riley was visibly livid on the sidelines, and fans were dismayed at the lack of attention the call received.
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The lack of attention has had little effect on how the team experienced the streak, though, or its determination to begin another one.
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Photo: APEver since it launched in September, iOS 11 has been riddled with glitches, bad UI decisions and general lack of attention to detail.
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It locks in shine and gives you shape and keeps your hairdresser from getting angry about your lack of attention to your gorgeous locks.
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Despite the lack of attention on this category, it represented 14 percent of the subscription market in 2017, up from 11 percent in 2016.
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He blamed the influx of money into politics and a lack of attention on effective governance from elite public affairs colleges and think tanks.
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At times, Commissioner O'Neill has voiced frustration over what he saw as the lack of attention to how much safer the city has become.
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Hulu's lack of attention to 4K hasn't stalled its growth, however, as most consumers don't consider 4K availability as a reason not to subscribe.
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The causes are multiple, but negligence and lack of attention are key drivers of the current crisis, one that is happening in virtual silence.
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"A training program can do a lot of good," he says, "because a lack of attention or negligence can do a lot of harm."
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But he lamented the lack of attention paid to this part of town and said he will not vote for Buttigieg in the presidential race.
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One former employee quit out of frustration over what they said was the lack of attention paid by the branch's leadership to preventing money laundering.
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Facebook's lack of attention to how third parties are using its service to reach users ended with CEO Mark Zuckerberg taking questions from congressional committees.
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You wouldn't have known any of this from the relative lack of attention paid to methane in efforts to combat climate change—until just recently.
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And there's such a lack of attention to detail in this administration that some invitations to the speech called it the State of the Uniom.
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Unfortunately, this lack of attention is all too familiar to the residents of Appalachia, who have historically been ignored or misrepresented in the national consciousness.
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Still, the results underscore a lack of attention to injury prevention in recent years, said Dr. Gary Smith, president of the Child Injury Prevention Alliance.
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"The lack of attention the F.B.I. has put on this has created a deeper intelligence deficit where even the F.B.I. doesn't understand these groups anymore."
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Historically, that lack of attention in not only witnesses but also a triable case will remain one of the most baffling blunders of this impeachment.
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This movie isn't good — the script is absurd, the lack of attention to detail is distracting — but you will want to see where it goes.
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The lack of attention also has to do with the incredibly fast pace that Republicans are moving on taxes in both the House and Senate.
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Combining fewer troops and the lack of attention our public officials have given to this war, our Armed Forces are at a disadvantage to be successful.
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But as this case shows, often unconstitutional laws remain on the books not because they enjoy popular support, but instead simply through a lack of attention.
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"We're … concerned about the lack of attention the president has given toward these national disasters, and instead has chosen to tweet about nonsensical things," said Rep.
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" In a report on Sunday night, it described the award ceremony as "fairly quiet" and said the actors "seemed lonely due to the lack of attention.
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Sessions vigorously prosecuted drug crimes as a prosecutor, and has bemoaned what he believed was a lack of attention to the issue by the Obama administration.
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He consistently came under fire from black activists, in particular from Black Lives Matter, who criticized his lack of attention to criminal justice and racial issues.
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Judging by the lack of attention to reproductive justice and family issues, that voter was also a cisgender man with no family members requiring his care.
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"We're ... concerned about the lack of attention the president has given toward these national disasters, and instead has chosen to tweet about nonsensical things," said Rep.
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"Yeah it is crazy but I think what's also crazy is the lack of attention to living with HIV/AIDS in America right now," he said.
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She wanted to ensure her future children understood the cultural significance of Diwali despite the lack of attention it gets compared to other holidays in America.
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Cooper continued: "And they are absolutely right to be angry and upset at the lack of attention, particularly in the media, of the lives of transgender" people.
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The strikers told the Associated Press last week that they are upset over being denied bond and the lack of attention they say their asylum claims get.
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But the Russos said this lack of attention was a blessing in disguise, allowing them to experiment with narrative, tone and pacing, unencumbered by interfering network executives.
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In response to the school's lack of attention, dozens of teens held a "strike" during a homecoming rally Friday to condemn bullying and pay tribute to Channing.
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In the Harvard CAPS-Harris poll, 57 percent said that lack of attention to mental health issues was more important than the lack of gun-safety legislation.
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But even though it might make sense to pay more attention to mass shootings, that doesn't justify the lack of attention that goes to everyday gun violence.
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"Questions are being raised about the lack of attention it has received from the White House, especially in comparison to similar circumstances in the past," the piece states.
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In separate announcements on Monday, Facebook and Google both showed an impressive level of tone-deafness to concerns about their dominance and lack of attention to privacy issues.
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After failing to answer Mark Cuban in a timely fashion, the billionaire investor bluntly told us he was out of the bidding because of our lack of attention.
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But my lack of attention to detail held me back in tests, and where my peers accelerated into calculus and beyond, I got stuck on advanced algebra concepts.
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His spell in City Hall was marked by a lack of attention to detail, poor management and a tendency to say what a given audience wanted to hear.
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Every day, nuclear weapons are transported on our nation's highways by an underfunded agency with an overworked staff, ageing trucks and a desperate lack of attention from Congress.
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Asked on the network about his intentions, Mr. Lewandowski said he was not passing judgment on Mr. Manafort and complained about the lack of attention given to Mrs.
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But the lack of attention the administration has paid to Africa, the policies it has pursued, and the comments attributed to the President have all taken a toll.
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Despite the lack of attention on the search giant, experts are skeptical that Russian actors did not use Google and its ad network in the election interference effort.
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With so much focus on the heartiness of the pioneer women, I saw a disheartening lack of attention paid to the indigenous women who were here long before.
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After Snyder's speech, Kildee, a Democrat, sent out a statement denouncing the Republican governor's lack of attention to Flint during the nearly hour-long speech and while in office.
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Our lack of attention to the poverty of Caribbean nations has left their people incapable of investing in the kind of infrastructure that might better withstand a natural disaster.
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He tells me that the media has ignored him, hoping that its lack of attention and general disinterest in his campaign will force him to simply quit the race.
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Penalties need to be tougher if you are caught driving distracted, but the punishment also needs to be stiffer if your lack of attention causes a tragedy, she believes.
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"If we want to cut through the lack of attention given [to Greens], we need someone who has a loud and clear voice and a tough skin," he said.
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There, documents showed that, at top institutions in the city after the revolution, the caregiver-to-child ratios — John's problem had been a lack of attention — were initially high.
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"I perceive the use of the objectionable image as symptomatic of a general lack of attention to the diversity of individuals in a largely homogeneous school district," he said.
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It's possible that Trump, whose lack of attention to detail is so enormous it's a wonder he ever remembers to breathe, didn't focus on the exact issue at hand.
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On the one hand, I haven't lost my certainty that Americans should be paying more attention to our wars and that our lack of attention truly does cost lives.
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Google Assistant, Alexa and even Apple's Siri came under fire for their lack of attention to privacy controls in this emerging area, and all three have now responded accordingly.
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Some blame the lack of attention on the WNBA and other women's sports leagues on the fact that the athletes look like, well, athletes, when they're on the court.
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Comic-book fans who've been disappointed at the lack of attention paid to female superheroes on screen were excited when news broke that Wonder Woman is getting her own film.
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The lack of attention from investors has led many of these companies to underperform, even though some of them pay decent dividends and have the potential to turn the corner.
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As a veteran, I am deeply troubled by this lack of attention and focus on the war Afghanistan and the status of our men and women in uniform currently serving.
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Atal said Afghan security forces in the province, which have undergone major reorganization this year, are capable but he said there was a lack of attention from leaders in Kabul.
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The overall lack of attention toward marginalized people in low-wage jobs can leave us with a skewed image of who faces sexual harassment and what "real harassment" looks like.
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And a total lack of attention to key issues, such as the criminal justice system's neglect of huge racial disparities in just about everything it does, from policing to incarceration.
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Cases where suppressors were used to conceal the firing of a gun were more difficult to identify, which other former agents say explains the lack of attention from the agency.
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The lack of attention Trump has paid to his spouse in the annual high-profile speech also raises questions about existing relations between his inner circle and the East Wing.
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"Overall, the GAO findings show a lack of attention to ethics and that precedents from previous Administrations were frequently broken - with little recourse from Congress," reads a statement from Sens.
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It's there that the mummy in pop culture resides — and the lack of attention to this heritage may be at the root of the new film's critical and commercial failure.
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If the lack of attention paid to theatrical windows, or transparent discussions about attendance, didn't presage a time where the cinema side of CinemaCon would became just a little less relevant.
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"People are tired of old saws, they hate the establishment with a passion, they are fed up with the lack of attention to our borders," Stephen Light of Grand Marais, Minn.
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It's this lack of attention to entertainment features, or increased shift to a gaming focus, that leaves me disappointed at the Xbox I thought could be my only set-top-box.
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His statements echoed disputed claims Trump made on Twitter last week appearing to blame local officials' lack of attention to forest debris cleanup as partly to blame for the major blazes.
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Though the strength of the other instrumentation never suffers for lack of attention, Von Spain's wondrously versatile—here exquisitely clear, there demonically acrid, always enthralling—voice is a clear focal point.
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FX's approach to this lack of attention was sort of ingenious: Give up on the main Drama Series race and shift its focus to the miniseries (later dubbed "Limited Series") categories.
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This created a cycle in which their lack of attention reinforced their inability to raise money or rise in the polls, which itself justified the lack of media coverage they received.
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In smaller horror movies, like Siren, The Roost, or The Gingerdead Man, dying phone batteries are played off as a sign of the main characters' haplessness or lack of attention to detail.
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In Mexico the guard-prisoner ratio is 1:5, and in Topo Chico, says Mr Rodríguez, it is 1:38—"the result of a serious lack of attention to the penitentiary system".
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Keith Humphreys, a Stanford drug policy expert, acknowledged that racism is "no doubt" a factor in the lack of attention going to the opioid epidemic in Baltimore and other mostly black communities.
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The social networking giant's lack of attention to risk management has eroded shareholder value, Trillium said, pointing to Facebook's warning last week that new investments in security will "significantly" impact future profits.
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I have long known that ADD people don't suffer from a lack of attention; when they're interested in something, they can hyperfocus, focusing for longer periods and more intensely than other people.
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The lack of attention paid to labor issues — the overwhelming majority of news outlets lack a single full-time labor reporter — has disastrous results, particularly for workers in the anti-union South.
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Frustrated by the lack of attention from local Democrats, Ms. Castro and her friends eventually formed a third party, La Raza Unida, in an effort to get Chicanos elected to public office.
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"There is a lack of attention and equitable funding to not-for-profit arts and cultural organizations of color," said Marta Moreno Vega, founder of the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute.
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I have long known that ADD people don't suffer from a lack of attention; when they're interested in something, they can hyper focus, focusing for longer periods and more intensely than other people.
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And, they say, the project led to a number of unintended consequences, some involving health scares, that persist to this day and reflect a lack of attention to their impoverished parts of town.
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In any event, politicians and the media are trotting out the usual suspects to explain the tragedy, whether it's the lack of attention paid to mental illness or the easy availability of guns.
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But several corporate lobbyists, representing a range of companies expressed concern Trump's lack of attention to detail could prove counterproductive when it comes to the intricacies of the massive trade and investment relationship.
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The lack of attention paid to Cersei's machinations and Euron's character had reduced both of them to one-dimensional villains whose jabs at Jon and Daenerys feel unearned and out of left field.
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Rather than letting it derail her for hours or for a day, she quickly notices the reason and is able to see that someone's lack of attention has no bearing on her value.
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Even though there was a relatively equal amount of merchandise in the men's and women's sections, the lack of attention in the women's department made menswear feel like the focus of the store.
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We had very robust data about their behavior, but we ended up having to exclude some animals from our analysis due to lack of attention, or because they just would not move at all.
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But the mistake it then made speaks volumes about its lack of attention to the issue: It initially sent reporters the exact locations of the shelters, defeating the secrecy many women need when escaping.
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At daily doses of 22019 mg and 23 mg, the drug, SPN-234.46, showed statistical significance in improvement in symptoms such as hyperactivity and lack of attention among 12-17 year olds, Supernus said.
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"We felt there was a lack of attention given to engaging users in the first place," Okuniev said, who added that the interaction that had been invented for forms hadn't changed since the 1990s.
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But amid endless accusations that Trump is waging a war on science, his lack of attention to OSTP concerns scientists such as Dr. John Holdren, the former OSTP director and Obama's chief science advisor.
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It is also possible that lack of attention to higher education policy, with Education Secretary Betsy DeVos mostly interested in K-12 school choice, will lead to increased Congressional authority over higher education issues.
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As for why it was a gradual fall rather than an overnight collapse, researchers said it could be a lack of attention or willingness to enter the market on the first week of trading.
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On Wednesday, Google rolled out new policies around kids' apps on Google Play following an FTC complaint claiming a lack of attention to apps' compliance with children's privacy laws, and other rules around content.
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The Harvard CAPS-Harris survey also found that 28503 percent of voters believe that school shootings are driven by a lack of attention to mental health issues, rather than a lack of gun control.
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The strategic miscues, the surveillance failures and the lack of attention to domestic readiness all flow from the same source: a White House strategy driven more by a political narrative than public health expertise.
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Nonetheless, "Watching Oprah," in its uncompromised captioning, goes out of its way to remind you about the chronic dissatisfaction, among some black people, with the lack of attention to the crises of black America.
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For him to call for a celebration similar to one celebrating the downfall of the ruling nobility, shows his lack of attention to history and appearances that, at this point, should surprise no one.
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The numbers are broadly accurate, but the lack of attention to them is for good reason: Neither president bore responsibility for changes in the federal debt in his opening month in the White House.
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Your lack of attention — to me and to ALL of the women who tell their stories into the void — doesn't mean that we haven't been screaming all along," she added, alongside a series of "receipts.
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Cummings, who has testified at multiple congressional hearings on the subject of autonomous vehicles, said she is frustrated by the lack of attention being paid to safety issues as these bills move through the process.
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Even her most substantive policy ideas about childcare -- highly touted by her father and other Republicans -- have garnered intense criticism for their lack of attention to some of the women who don't share her privileges.
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In a new study, academics reviewed research published on mammals living in Australia and found "ugly" native bats and rodents were significantly understudied, with the lack of attention resulting in negative consequences for their conservation.
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Rouhani's lack of attention to civil and political reforms is clearly documented in reports released by the United Nations' Special Rapporteur on Iran and the U.S. State Department's Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor.
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"The mere fact that this entry was included in the invoices submitted to the court shows the lack of attention to detail the receiver and his team gave to their billing practices," the landlord wrote.
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S.C.W. "Romance"; Isata Kanneh-Mason, piano (Decca) Clara Schumann's 200th birthday this year attracted a baffling lack of attention, but at least it gave us a bold debut recording from a young pianist worth watching.
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They say the lack of attention has continued in the first months of the new Trump administration, which has yet to appoint an ambassador to Kabul and some of the supporting officials at the State Department.
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The documentary focuses on the people in Ferguson who are "frustrated by lack of attention on the real story of what's happening there," and includes their own video footage, Sundance festival director John Cooper told Reuters.
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A lack of attention If you're wondering why you're only just hearing about a country limiting internet access for more than a year, it is because Chad doesn't receive much attention in the international news media.
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There had been issues with the dishes — there was an evident lack of attention to detail in the plating and the amount of seasoning varied from plate to plate — but all-in-all I'd been impressed.
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You know the backstory ... Ayesha went on "Red Table Talk" and admitted she's "bothered" by the lack of attention (in a desirous way) from men over the years while she watches groupies throw themselves at Steph.
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"He'd never have sex with me" she whispers, before revealing drops of blood she found under his bed, which is ultimately what her real issue with John is — his lack of attention and intimacy towards her.
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After another transgender woman, Amber Monroe, was murdered in Palmer Park in 2015, Stough spoke to the Guardian about the lack of attention devoted to the dangers so many trans women in America are faced with.
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Outtakes: • A note on style: David Simon shows, like many big ensemble projects, have to do a lot of cutting between one story line and another, so no subplot or characters wilts from lack of attention.
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Evidence "does not indicate" the leaders deliberately lied about the mission; rather, "it was a lack of attention to detail" that led to a mix-up, Africom chief of staff and lead investigating officer Army Maj. Gen.
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The incel movement was heavily shaped by Elliot Rodger, a young man who killed six people in the town of Santa Barbara in 2014 and wrote a manifesto blaming his attack on women's lack of attention to him.
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That said, the summit with North Korea highlights the need to recover the readiness of our military lost as a result of arbitrary and damaging defense budget cuts by the Congress and lack of attention by previous administrations.
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Going Further After reading the article, Jamie Gleklen, a member of our Student Council, responded: At my high school, the subject of many editorials has been the lack of attention that girls' sports receive compared to boys' sports.
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But the direction of repealing Obama's policies is clear, and people I talk to on all sides of this policy area are simultaneously frustrated at the lack of attention and bewildered at the constant drumbeat of chaotic news.
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As someone who has reported in and around questions related to nuclear programs and gray market economies, I am startled by the lack of attention and clarity that is obvious in the way these stories are being reported.
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Both Ms. Mills and Ms. Abedin said they now regretted the lack of attention they had given to the system, while other officials said they simply did not remember much about how it was set up and used.
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He has threatened to remove needed assistance, his trip to the island was delayed and patronizing, and his lack of attention to the devastation in the first few days meant that urgent needs went unaddressed, and problems compounded.
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Giving more time to "A Closer Look" also gives Meyers more frequent opportunities to excoriate the president's policies, cavalier tendency to twist the truth, and astonishing lack of attention to detail when handling the nation's most sensitive matters.
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One study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine found that women's biggest complaint about male partners who prematurely ejaculated was not their lack of endurance, but their lack of attention to the women's needs after their partners came.
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The nurse, Sonja Schwartzbach, said she was fed up with the lack of attention to hospital conditions that were "far worse" than most people realized She decided to share some of the private document with a Times reporter.
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In the past, the concept of how to measure the best possible man or woman for the job has been somewhat challenging given the lack of research and lack of attention "from a sample-size perspective," Hirschhorn said.
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His recent retaliations against Obama and Jay-Z seem to indicate that West still cares about other powerful black cultural figures' opinions, though he could just be raging against the lack of attention they seem to pay to him.
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Concerned about the lack of attention the merger has gotten from Republican leadership, a coalition of consumer and labor groups sent a letter to top Democrats on Wednesday asking them to hold hearings on the deal early next year.
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The former American Idol star recently revealed that the track was inspired by her husband's constant love for their 20-month-old daughter, River Rose — compared with the lack of attention and care Clarkson received from her own father.
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The dog I inherited when my father could no longer care for him has protested my lack of attention by eating household objects, a fact I learned when he vomited on the stairs in the middle of the night.
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It succeeds as fun and entertaining, as Doug is probably the nicest hockey player ever on screen, but its glorification of fighting and lack of attention toward the consequences of fighting just don't hold up, and it's only 2019.
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But there was, at the very least, a lack of attention to an important aspect: It's believable that InStyle didn't run Washington's image through a filter with the intention of making her lighter and more appealing to mainstream audiences.
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An older internet brand, Flickr over the years has suffered from a lack of attention and resources, while other companies began stepping up their efforts in the photo-hosting and photo-sharing space, including Facebook, Google, Apple, and Amazon, among others.
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So, 15 years later, the NSC is facing some of the same criticisms as the immediate aftermath of the stadium disaster: a "singular lack of attention to, and understanding of, the concept of safety," as the commission's report put it.
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While these "platform" models have struggled a bit in the venture world, I think it's reasonable that blockchain projects, which often suffer from a lack of attention from developers and end uses, could use a strong engineering and popularization boost.
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The greatest challenge for A.I. is not the slow progress in top-down intelligence but the lack of attention to teaming intelligence that would allow the pairing of humans' remarkable predictive powers with A.I.'s superior bottom-up analysis of data.
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The project, which is being conducted in collaboration with municipal group Waterfront Toronto, is still in the consultation stage and has faced sharp criticism for its lack of attention to data privacy issues compared to the emphasis on splashy design concepts.
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Cain is critical of the lack of attention Democrats paid to economic issues in 2016: Hillary taking support behind the blue curtain for granted is symptomatic of the party's shift to middle and upper middle class professional and creative class workers.
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A 2010 report by the US Institute of Peace, an independent, bipartisan research institution funded by Congress, warned that the US government's lack of attention to the growth of infectious viral diseases had contributed to a true global security threat.
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They were like better versions of the scratches made in school notebooks or on briefing documents during meetings; the sort that often seem to demonstrate a lack of attention but, in fact, can be the best way to keep focus.
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The transactions prompted overlapping investigations by the city comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, and the Department of Investigation, which found no criminal wrongdoing but highlighted breakdowns in communication between city agencies, and a lack of attention within the de Blasio administration.
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At the end of October, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) summoned 300 of its Central Committee members to hold the Fourth Plenum of the 19th Communist Party Congress — a confluence of words that guarantees a lack of attention from Western media.
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The company reportedly signaled its intention to skip a meeting in Washington, DC scheduled for today, and the FT reports that at least one primary concern for PayPal has been the lack of attention Facebook executives have paid to Libra's considerable backlash.
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I don't know if it speaks to the strength of these characters or a total lack of attention paid to them during this season, but I honestly feel like I could pick up their storylines right here and not have missed anything.
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Almost no one was there to hear any of these protests, except for a few members of the press, and the lack of attention they were getting may have contributed to the surprisingly civil and respectful exchange that ended up taking place.
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Their lack of attention to dinner stresses me out almost as much as the idea of Caila staying too long in a previous relationship because she'd randomly met the guy on a plane so, like, how could they not stay together forever?
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Plagued by insufficient economic benefits (for China and host countries alike), uncontrolled resource extraction and a lack of attention to environmental and social impacts, the chaotic swarm of investment in the name of the BRI has done real damage to its reputation.
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" And right when marijuana cultivated a reputation as the counterculture's substance of choice, the government stepped in to impose what Allen St. Pierre refers to as "the idea that marijuana use creates a lack of productivity, a slobbishness, a lack of attention.
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The fake concern about anti-Semitism, the attempt to divide American Jews from Democrats and American Muslims, the lack of attention to what's really threatening American Jews today — the rise of deadly right-wing anti-Semitism and domestic terrorism — it's all become exhausting.
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After an episode in October 2017, Mr. Manafort messaged to compliment Mr. Hannity and to complain about the lack of attention toward a dossier of research, which included claims about Mr. Manafort, that had been compiled for Democrats by a former British spy.
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It was issued with a procedural sloppiness and lack of attention to detail that Americans have come to expect from an administration that can't issue even a news release mourning the death of a former first lady without getting the date wrong.
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In a statement that reflected the lack of attention he may feel his campaign has given, Booker, who rose to national prominence as mayor of Newark, N.J., noted to Buttigeig that he is the other Rhodes Scholar winning former mayor on stage.
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As scholars interested in Iranian opposition movements that reject rule by the unelected Ayatollahs, it is not surprising that the authors flagged the contrast between the focus on the Green Movement and the lack of attention paid to the NCRI and its affiliates.
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There are a number of reasons voters may have not yet selected a candidate, but Quinnipiac's polling suggests it is not for a lack of attention: It found that most Democratic voters — 59 percent — are paying "a lot" of attention to the race.
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That lack of attention elsewhere meant that the drama lagged so badly in spots that it seemed to mirror the ways in which the production itself reportedly suffered behind the scenes; the season's directionless writing was unable to be salvaged by a strong directorial hand.
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Liu Yanhua, a counsellor of the State Council, acknowledged in a speech at an OBOR seminar earlier in the week that China had faced backlash despite investing billions in infrastructure in some countries due to its lack of attention to the environment and local communities.
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This, too, is work that is getting underway too little and too late, and without the requisite financing because of the disastrous lack of attention for several weeks by the federal government and the lack of material and financial support to date from Washington.
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It didn't take me long to realize that though Aberdeen's art community is small, any inferiority complex brought about by the lack of attention it gets compared to bigger Scottish cities is outweighed by the solidarity and sense of community felt by its artists.
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Though he's an artist in his 103s, he rarely seems to view things through some generational lens, defending young artists while lamenting a lack of attention to originality and style, which he views as a moral choice, rather than a culprit of the generational divide.
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The Baton Rouge, Louisiana native was already a fixture on social media for his candid and polarizing Instagram posts, which covered whatever was on his mind at the time, like staying focused despite a lack of attention or randomly buying his wife chocolate strawberries.
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The lack of attention to abortion and reproductive issues is particularly jarring given recent events, including Congress launching an investigation into Planned Parenthood and voting to cut off the group's funding because of undercover videos showing officials of the group's discussing providing fetal tissue for research.
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The report features "some striking and surprising concerns about the lack of attention that these chemicals have received by regulatory agencies," said Dr. Leonardo Trasande, director of the Division of Environmental Pediatrics at New York University School of Medicine and lead author of the statement and report.
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McNair made the comment among a handful of other owners who were together at a New York hotel after a meeting with about a dozen players, many of them African-Americans who have demonstrated during the anthem to highlight a lack of attention to racial oppression.
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"The international community's lack of attention to the attack on Idlib is a sign of widespread fatigue regarding the Syrian conflict, and of violence in Syria being seen as routine," Lina Khatib, head of the Middle East and North Africa program at Chatham House, told VICE News.
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While Trump is the Republican Party leader, a handful of congressional Republicans have opposed not only his policies but also to the way he governs – condemning his tweets, his slow approach to staffing government agencies, and his lack of attention to policy details in the healthcare debate.
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Related: Sanders Wins Crucial Michigan Election, Trump Continues to Dominate GOP MSU's Matt Grossmann said that he wasn't so much concerned about the lack of attention for his poll, but the heavy focus that political prognosticators and the national media placed on other polling in the state.
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As the tech community flocks to CES in Las Vegas this week to ogle over the latest gadgets, I'm concerned by the lack of attention paid to the confidence gap: The notion that women are held back in the workplace by a lack of confidence in their own abilities.
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True to its name, the accommodations on Bachelor Island feel pretty spare, but the location in Core Sound and the four acres of untouched sandy beaches and salt marches, perfect for hunting, fishing and boating, more than make up for the lack of attention paid to interior design.
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Why it matters: Executives from both McClatchy and Ozy believe there are business and editorial opportunities presented by a lack of attention to state and local elections by many national news outlets and a wariness by consumers to trust national outlets with election reporting after the 2016 race.
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He made the comment among a handful of owners and team executives not long after a meeting with about a dozen players, many of them African-Americans, and many of whom had demonstrated during the anthem throughout the season to highlight a lack of attention to racial injustice.
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Teehee would specifically serve as a representative of the Cherokee Nation, but it's likely that given the prominence of the position and the historical lack of attention to the needs of Native communities as a whole, she will also speak on issues important to American Indians at large.
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But I'm here to tell you, that as we still enter this new century, we will beat back any disadvantage that our lack of attention has placed, and America will once again lead in space for the benefit and the security of all of our people and all of the world.
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In a preview clip from the upcoming Esquire Network docu-series Friday Night Tykes: Steel Country – a Pennsylvania-based spin-off of Friday Night Tykes – tempers flare between a coach and parent at a practice after one child, Benny, is told to do laps because of a lack of attention.
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Eclipsed by North Korea and overlooked by a Trump administration that has left many Asia positions unfilled, the lack of attention given to the disputed waters allowed China to press ahead with its military build-up on reclaimed land and work to placate the countries that contest its sweeping maritime claims.
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But I'm here to tell you that as we still enter this new century, we will beat back any disadvantage that our lack of attention has placed, and America will once again lead in space for the benefit and the security of all our people and all of the world.
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Much of the water infrastructure in this square-mile city predates World War I. According to Richard Henning, a spokesman for SUEZ, the problem in Hoboken is one that many cities and towns across the country have: a lack of attention, maintenance and investment for decades in the water system.
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That's been due in part to the substitution of smaller raid lairs instead of full-blown raids, a lack of attention toward the competitive multiplayer scene, and activities that in general just feel overly tedious and repetitive on purpose, so as to keep the hardcore players from complaining about a lack of content.
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" She went over and comically started to push Robert toward the entryway, Robert who had been ready ages ago, Robert who had already picked their housewarming bottle of wine, Robert who was sort of disappointed in her lack of attention vis-à-vis the unsanctioned halibut, Robert who muttered, "Aye, aye, Captain Farragut.
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I would like to hope that perhaps, just perhaps, the lack of attention to these things marks a slight improvement in our culture — that we implicitly recognize dissecting a woman's appearance would be sexist, and therefore to be on the safe side, we should avoid any commentary about candidates' personal appearance altogether.
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Anthony Leiserowitz, a research scientist at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies and the director of the climate change communication program there, referred to the lack of attention to the issue as an example of "the spiral of silence," a term borrowed from Elisabeth Noelle-Neuman, a German political scientist.
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At the same time, Mr. Yang's cavalier use of racial stereotypes about Asian-Americans and what his former employees say is a surprising lack of attention to his record as a chief executive have also gnawed at those who say they watched their boss similarly fumble delicate topics and conversations for years.
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In 1999, the first year I went to Sundance, the horror picture "The Blair Witch Project" was the talk of the festival, to the extent that a young filmmaking couple I encountered one day on a relatively empty bus was pretty downhearted about the lack of attention their own movie was getting.
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A close relationship with mental illness is a driver of this view, with 71 percent of those who know someone with a mental illness feeling there is a lack of attention placed on mental illness, compared to the 58 percent who don't know anyone with a mental illness holding this same view.
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"Our challenge over the next year as passions cool is to go back to main argument that regardless of the outcome of this election we shouldn't have a system in which four out of five states are left on the sideline," said Drexel, referring to the lack of attention all non-swing states receive.
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Moser's review spiraled into the absurd when he suggested that if translators "look to the whole" — as Briggs, citing the translator Helen Lowe-Porter, proposes — it might be a slippery slope from a lack of attention to detail in translation to a degradation of "standards" in fields as far removed as aviation and dentistry.
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And I think they're, I don't think any artist should be erased because they make work that's controversial whatsoever, but I also think that the response to it does illuminate a bigger deficit or a bigger feeling of lack of attention that's paid — I mean, it's the exact same thing that happens with Detroit.
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"I have been and am boycotting the NFL because of the structural racism that apparently permeates throughout a league that is majority black and because of the lack of attention paid to state sanctioned violence on the part of the NFL," LaKeisha Williams, a Philadelphia Eagles fan who is part of the league, told CNN.
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Through bankruptcy's exclusive focus on cities' culpability for fiscal crisis, its lack of attention to the people affected, and its implicit demand for cities to solve "their" problems on their own, we have overestimated the ability of cities and their residents to combat powerful forces like automation, suburbanization, the recent financial crisis, and deindustrialization.
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Although the lack of attention paid to the issue has been discouraging, she says, there are small signs of progress: "We have a senator, we have more families involved—which is unfortunate, but they've been amazing advocates—and I think people in the mental health units are also becoming even more vocal about what they need."
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It is not only the lack of attention that serves to depress turnout in states not considered toss-ups; it is also the lack of motivation to turn out for a voter in a solidly red or blue state when that voter's candidate doesn't stand a chance in Hell of winning any of the states' electoral votes.
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Her sister had stopped working because her son had Asperger's and she didn't trust anyone to babysit him; it wasn't just that anyone could be a molester—although anyone could, even girls could—it was that more subtle damage could be inflicted by incautious words, hurtful facial expressions, an insensitive lack of attention at the wrong moment.
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After the formal discussion wrapped, Mr. Zelizer, the author of "The Fierce Urgency of Now: Lyndon Johnson, Congress and the Battle for the Great Society," said he found himself puzzling over the paradox of President Obama's astute political intelligence on the one hand, and his lack of attention to the partisan side of politics on the other.
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"The international community's lack of attention to the attack on Idlib is a sign of widespread fatigue regarding the Syrian conflict, and of violence in Syria being seen as routine" Observers say that years of toothless international opposition to Syria's abuses have given the regime and its backers a sense of impunity in the later stages of the conflict.
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Fox is airing the MLS Cup tonight between Toronto FC and the Seattle Sounders starting at 8pm ET. And to make up for the lack of attention soccer typically gets, they are even going to stream it in VR. It will be available in Fox's dedicated VR app available for iOS, Android and Gear VR, all of which are powered by LiveLike.
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"That is an infallible model because it doesn't carry price risks, it's not subject to the volatility of commodity prices and you are fundamentally adding value always because scrap prices very closely follow steel prices," he continued, blaming the U.K.'s failure to mimic the success to date on the lack of attention the government has paid to industry generally in recent decades.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "A French Lesson for the American Media: News Versus the Whiff of It," by David Leonhardt (column, May 9), about the recent hacking of Emmanuel Macron's emails just before the French election: I have been surprised by the lack of attention the American press has given to how efficiently and smoothly the French election went, compared with our own.
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Trump was clearly unhappy with what he regarded as a disproportionate emphasis on 40-year-old lawsuits and 20-year-old beauty pageants, as well as the lack of attention given by moderator Lester Holt to controversies regarding Clinton's 85033,000 deleted emails as secretary of State, special access for Clinton Foundation donors to the State Department during her tenure, and the questionable wisdom of many of her decisions while secretary of State, including the debacle in Libya that continues to unfold.
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Other reasons for the lack of attention are suggested by National Review's David French, in a piece that helped inspire this one: a war-weary assumption that if you crush one terrorist group another just springs up (true to a point, but crushing an ambitious terrorist state is still a real achievement); a popular appetite for bad news that leaves little room for celebrating victory; and the inability of Trump himself to take credit for anything without immediately firing up some unrelated controversy.
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