"If we lose interest in global investment we lose interest in being a global player," says the chamber.
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I knew if I didn't find that energy, I would lose interest and the reader would lose interest.
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" Lisa gave me the look that said, "A monkey—of course she's going to lose interest in it," and said, "A monkey—of course she's going to lose interest in it.
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Investors will probably lose interest in this event quite quickly.
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We lose interest, unmatch, get busy with our lives, ghost.
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If they say it's for adults, kids will lose interest.
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He might even lose interest in basketball, and that's fine too.
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Yet over the course of 15 minutes you never lose interest.
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I was supposed to shoot in May, but I lose interest.
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If Trump loses in November, he'll probably lose interest in politics.
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Then take notes as they gradually lose interest in being alive.
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No. Did she make people lose interest in the Taj Mahal?
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"As soon as it became boring, he'd lose interest," Bulley recalled.
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Many lose interest in their usual activities or miss important events.
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I'm hoping the developer won't lose interest in it anytime soon.
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He didn't lose interest or get winnowed out of the race.
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It didn't take you long to lose interest in all that.
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Maybe you'll be the one to lose interest in your partner.
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When their heads no longer intrigued her, she would lose interest.
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A person became lethargic and began to lose interest in food.
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I don't think so, and now I am starting to lose interest.
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The disorder is a condition in which women lose interest in sex.
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They fight over it at first, but then seem to lose interest.
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You lose interest in things, people drift away, you question your career.
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She writes: Children lose interest in their parents when they are left.
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And what happens if they lose interest, or if Dieter Mateschitz dies?
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I can lose interest and drift away from a page so easily.
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"If we regularly show the archive, people will lose interest," he said.
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You don't want your future employer to lose interest in the conversation.
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If and when the government tries to regulate it, will people lose interest?
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Other times they'll throw up their hands and lose interest in the startup.
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If nature seemed to care about us, do you think we'd lose interest?
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In the 1980s the American military began to lose interest in the internet.
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It's time to offload Yahoo's core business before bidders like Verizon lose interest.
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The transaction became so routine that the gang members appeared to lose interest.
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Almost before we've begun, though, Wayne seems to lose interest in the tour.
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If I focused on something I understood, I would lose interest really quickly.
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After a few songs, people usually lose interest and just drink out of habit.
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After all, people are going to lose interest in these movies at some point.
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They need be opinionated and self-assured, or women will lose interest in them.
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But either leader can easily derail the détente should he lose interest in it.
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I like to hold a book: I find I lose interest in something digitally.
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If we detect that a founder is not being forthright, we immediately lose interest.
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We already know many people lose interest in fitness trackers after a few months.
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Pruitt-Igoe failed because white flight encouraged the government to divest and lose interest.
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People want it, but if it becomes widely available, they kind of lose interest.
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That worked for a year or two or three, and then people lose interest.
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When you have a wide variety of food, you don't lose interest as quickly.
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These kids can also have difficulties concentrating on tasks and lose interest in daily activities.
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But the president started "to lose interest" during the meeting that lasted approximately 10 minutes.
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We lose interest, we stop following what they do, providing feedback, and holding them accountable.
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It was like watching a guy lose interest in a wedding when the bride appears.
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Many kids lose interest in STEM because we have not been able to excite them!
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Look at classic metal bands—when the band members aren't teenagers anymore, people lose interest.
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Later, if you lose interest in the topic, you can remove it from your feed.
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Supporters will lose interest, while those who campaigned to reverse the referendum will concede defeat.
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Without curiosity and delight, viewers lose interest and start looking around for something else to do.
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But if the upcoming seasons of the show try to replicate everything, we'd lose interest anyway.
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Or did people lose interest because the lack of investment made it a less satisfying read?
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But as soon as you see the murky lighting in the hotel gym, you lose interest.
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Over time, Mr. Rhodes predicted, people would lose interest in Mr. Obama's meetings with foreign leaders.
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Pro-trade governments will probably feel abandoned, and, over time, might lose interest in promoting trade.
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"When I see a top, unless it's the last climber, I lose interest," says Mr Ondra.
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Once carried out with minor hitches, these warriors lose interest and regress into whiny, petulant children.
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If they ran a slide show, readers might lose interest after clicking through a few photographs.
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If they ran a slide show, readers might lose interest after clicking through a few photographs.
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Now that the shutdown is over 30, Democrats are hoping Trump will start to lose interest.
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Unfortunately, once we're sure it's not going to kill the patient, we can sometimes lose interest.
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He is someone who can lose interest quickly and turn to the next issue without much thought.
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As the parade of nations continued, some of the athletes seemed to lose interest in their surroundings.
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If the platform becomes a wasteland of false news and unhealthy conversations, people may lose interest altogether.
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There is a catch: make it too hard to win a lottery, and punters will lose interest.
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It would be just like Philly to lose interest in Gritty as he became more widely accepted.
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Shortly thereafter, once expectations go unmet, the public begins to lose interest and the hype wears down.
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The public will eventually lose interest in this controversy; the Cubs can return to their bullpen questions.
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Once I knew how Aeris' life would play out, I started to lose interest in the game.
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They lose interest — and in the meantime, Kelly keeps creating music and keeps being applauded for it.
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The reliance on luck for success was annoying and made me lose interest, because trying didn't really matter.
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Above all, distance and the press of other priorities may cause each side to lose interest once again.
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I've really started to lose interest in this bar and this city I live in, to be honest.
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He might come to the first few, but he would eventually lose interest or forget to show up.
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Humans may lose interest in throwing a ball around, but that doesn't mean your pup has to stop!
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Finally, the organizers get tired of seeing people not attending and lose interest in supporting little local bands.
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That's kind of a [strange] question [for me], because once I've done it I kind of lose interest.
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You can only futz with trying to correctly rotate or position blocks for so long before you lose interest.
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All of this has been presided over by owner Ellis Short, who seemed to lose interest some time ago.
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It can cause them to lose interest in everyday activities and make them feel bad about themselves and others.
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As the bull charged, he activated the implant, dramatically causing the animal to appear to lose interest in him.
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I doubt that our young Americans will stop at the guardrails or lose interest in the long, tough journey.
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That as we work on a task, we struggle to focus on it or eventually lose interest in it.
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Laing and his neighbors gradually lose interest in the outside world — even, in fact especially, when the power cuts start.
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I mean, to be honest with you when did you all lose interest in foreign interference in the 2016 election.
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Stick with posts that relate to the business, otherwise people will take note and likely lose interest in the page.
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If a stranger and I have any form of conversation I usually lose interest or somehow accidentally make things awkward.
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Those in Washington, Greene and Westmoreland, do they lose interest because they are not going to be in this district?
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All the artwork I now create has to have some kind of silly, awkward-looking character, or I lose interest.
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I felt that if I listened to my gut and got to know them before hooking up, they'd lose interest.
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"Infancy gospels began to lose interest [to] Western Europe during the Protestant Reformation and the Catholic Counter-Reformation," says Hawk.
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But as he delays and waits for people to lose interest, 100 Americans are dying every day from gun violence.
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She had already started to lose interest in bravura juggling displays, and turned instead to using cactuses or heavy tires.
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But when founders lose interest or age out, the rationale for their retaining extraordinary power over their company's destiny vanishes.
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I was worried he'd tell other people, it would become a joke, and that girls would lose interest in me.
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And monetary incentives can actually decrease our motivation to perform the activity we are paid for, and eventually we lose interest.
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The reports said that without confirming the rangers' identities it's likely people will keep trying but the media will lose interest.
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Voter turnout often declines in a second round, either because voters' preferred candidate didn't advance or because voters simply lose interest.
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You don't have the guts to just end it, so you keep dragging it out and hoping they'll just lose interest.
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Hulu found that users have short attention spans when hitting this page, however; in 30 to 60 seconds, they lose interest.
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Some of these children are on their phones for at least eight hours a day and lose interest in offline life.
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Still, there's a real risk that other countries could lose interest in climate policy if the world's wealthiest superpower bows out.
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One of them, a man from Google France commented that 'for some reason girls lose interest in tech after age twelve'.
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I really liked you and I was worried that if we went there too soon, we would both quickly lose interest.
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The survey specifically cited age 11 as when girls tend to get most interested in STEM; 15 is when they lose interest.
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It allows Meera to be deliberate with her thoughts, but also causes people who are used to quick conversations to lose interest.
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Research has shown that individual practice is often not productive because learners receive limited feedback and too often lose interest and motivation.
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If they show up in small groups, television will lose interest and Mr Trump will perhaps find other threats to hyperventilate about.
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Overdoing it with the text and complex diagrams will cause your presentation to wander off course, and your audience will lose interest.
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Our study shows that a large number of girls who were engaged in computing in junior high lose interest in high school.
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Guardians should also pay attention to children who suddenly lose interest in their friends or activities, or begin to isolate themselves more.
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But now, I don't think I'll ever lose interest, and I'm not about to give this up for anything else, anytime soon.
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There are other times when I lose interest, or concentration, during sex, and I turn it into this weird competition with myself.
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Given the attenuated timetable and daunting obstacles, there is a risk that banks will lose interest and pursue less glamorous technologies instead.
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That's what golf struggles with right now — you've got a different winner every single week, and some people start to lose interest.
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It takes some time to get into those ropes, and once I'm finally up there, I'd lose interest in any sexual activitey.
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During the first hour and a half, whenever my friends would start to doze off or lose interest, I'd prod them along.
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But it can become a problem if this stage doesn't end and becomes so extreme that you lose interest in other things.
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Life is too short and there are too many great books to read, so if I lose interest or respect, I switch.
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"You're paranoid that the kids who get to these other gyms don't lose interest and go back on the streets," he said.
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Green groups know that with endless legal bills and extended timelines, banks and supporters will lose interest, trapping projects in bureaucratic quicksand.
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But carefully chosen barriers are not enough to ensure success: make it too difficult to join and your potential members might lose interest.
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And on the flip side, if we have to wait too long to find out what is haunting our protagonists, we lose interest.
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And like his political campaign, Trump launched it with a lot of big promises — only to lose interest once the real work started.
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If you were to break up with your boyfriend and start dating someone new, your fans might revolt and lose interest in you.
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I lose interest on the back nine though and usually end up in the clubhouse drinking jars and yarning with the old timers.
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During this transit, you will change your perspective on relationships, and you'll lose interest in partnerships that you find restraining in any way.
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And therein lies the drama for any ally dealing with Trump: He blows hot one day and seems to lose interest the next.
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For example, if the impact, after the unwinding, is larger than expected, it might cause investors to lose interest in the bond market.
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And Noelle frequently feels like it's running in place, frantically throwing shiny objects in your face in the hope you don't lose interest.
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People lose interest, companies issue cease-and-desist notices, or, as was the case here, the project was a pain in the ass.
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Most traders "are going to turn on the games and lose interest in the market," Klein said when reached for comment by CNBC.
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There is a gnawing sense that something is wrong with both games, that they don't move fast enough, that the fans quickly lose interest.
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The makers of Candy Crush Saga were great at pumping out new content, but eventually your player base will catch up and lose interest.
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Putin seems to have decided to let Russia's rappers have a little leeway, in the hope they'll lose interest in him as an opponent.
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It is often observed that news media are keen to publicise extraordinary-sounding results, but lose interest in subsequent work—and actually ignore retractions.
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"I wanna know if there's plastics in the stomach, or balloons," he says, although he seems to lose interest before he answers that question.
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As older riders lose interest, or simply become unable to ride any longer, the younger generation hasn't been showing the same kind of enthusiasm.
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Hight Walker pointed out that some researchers worry about graphene potentially being overhyped, causing people to lose interest in it here in the United States.
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The Street will be watching ESPN's subscriber growth rate, which continues to be threatened by cord cutters as people lose interest in subscribing to cable.
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And like fitness trackers, I suspect many will lose interest in the display just as soon as they've learned the consumption habits of their devices.
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Aries people can immediately lose interest in a relationship if their sexual needs aren't being met, and they have no problem being assholes about it.
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It also helps people lose interest in buying stuff, because they learn about why they are buying new things and what shopping might be hiding.
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Its loss of territory will cause some supporters to lose interest, but since its formation, ISIS has painted territorial losses as a fulfillment of prophecies.
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I wanted to go up to this woman and ask, 'What do you plan on doing with that thing once you lose interest in it?
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"For the same reason that they can attract that following quickly, the public's attention can change and they can lose interest quickly too," Kint said.
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For this reason alone, any invasion and scenario of regime-change in Damascus is off the table until these states lose interest in propping up Assad.
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Deep into the third set against Auger-Aliassime on Thursday he appeared to lose interest, barely running for serves and playing a succession of exhibition shots.
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Ms. Rosen presumed that as the boys grew into young adulthood, they'd lose interest in being with their immediate family and that the trips would stop.
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He has aired his partial or fleeting thoughts, toying with the idea of making Rudolph W. Giuliani his secretary of state before appearing to lose interest.
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But we didn't lose interest because it was one of the things that was working for us, even without making a ton of money on it.
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This could spell trouble, because a week is plenty of time for people to lose interest if there's no mining or economic activity on the network.
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The shares jumped more than 3 percent in after-hours trading on Tuesday, yet excitable tech investors could lose interest in Apple's comfortable – if capped – immediate future.
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And it worked: We managed to get to the point where we could withstand gang tickling without reacting for long enough to make the bullies lose interest.
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If the briefings stopped being treated as breaking news events and started being treated as just more Trump political communications, he might lose interest in doing them.
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And as the makers of political thrillers like "House of Cards" and "Scandal" know all too well, television must ratchet up the stakes lest viewers lose interest.
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Follow the polls The real constitutional crisis: We forgot what it means to be an American MORE, and that the public would lose interest in Democrats' narrative.
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Indeed, he may lose interest in the issue as he becomes distracted by the Mueller report, trade negotiations with China, Venezuela's political crisis, and Indo-Pakistan relations.
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Even more pressingly, as a Microsoft European study showed, girls tend to lose interest in STEM subjects around middle school — a target age for these Amazon Video series.
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It feels like all other Ryan Murphy stuff in that I kind of hate it but I keep watching until I lose interest or something better comes along.
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Oakland's experience, however, also shows the potential pitfalls of focused deterrence: It requires a high level of coordination, and there's a risk that city officials might lose interest.
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Mele Kolo Kyari, the new managing director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), assured Reuters in an interview this week that buyers would not soon lose interest.
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Second, betting on yourself usually requires that you invest years of hard work, time, focus, passion, energy, and sacrifice into an undertaking that you may lose interest in.
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The authors reason that a weaker link between executive pay and firm performance makes CEOs lose interest in aggressive competition, boosting profits across the portfolio as a whole.
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Are you ever worried that, since the internet is so fast-paced, if three or more years go by without an album, people will lose interest in you?
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By June 2009, progress on the packet-sniffing front had waned, and Rajko was starting to lose interest—until he received a fateful email from Sony Online Entertainment.
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Other US officials, including Haley, have tried to temper talk of a withdrawal, but Assad may conclude that if he waits long enough, the US will lose interest.
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More from Tonic: The studies also found that the romanticization of "passion" is also problematic because it makes people more likely to lose interest when things became challenging.
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Why it matters: Coke's CEO, James Quincey, told CNN that the company needed to develop more product to generate future growth as consumers lose interest in soft drinks.
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Case in point: the discovery that when we are rewarded for doing something, we tend to lose interest in whatever we had to do to get the reward.
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There's an arms race of athleticism within the sport, and the idiots who would otherwise watch Bum Fights and Worldstar clips like masturbating monkeys would eventually lose interest.
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Steamed salmon with snow peas and spicy soy sauce reminded me of all the perfunctory, umpteenth-generation Asian fusion dishes that made everybody lose interest in the genre.
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The fear, Democrats say, is that the longer the Ukraine controversy hangs out there, the more likely it is to die down - and the public could lose interest.
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They hope the approach will slow the Democrats' inquiry and sap its momentum, so much so that Americans either become confused about the procedural details or lose interest.
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Destined for the trash, gingerbread houses please no one other than toddlers, who, truth be told, lose interest in them just as fast as the rest of us.
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Dominant teams have never been a problem in sports, and fans don't lose interest because a few transcendent teams or athletes are simply too good at what they do.
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Distracted by scandals, Mr Trump may lose interest; Mr Netanyahu may lose power (he faces several police investigations); and Mr Abbas may die (he is 82 and a smoker).
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Just like the fear that bicycle seats would turn women into lesbians, there have also been concerns over vibrators and how they could make women lose interest in men.
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Daring the crowd to lose interest, the former president told stories about his wife holding a listening tour of all 75 counties of Arkansas to investigate pre-school education.
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Children can lose interest fast, and the deal over who will walk the dog or clean the cat's litter box can easily become a point of contention, Fraaß said.
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Communication cues that might be intuitive for socially comfortable people (like wrapping up a story when people lose interest) might take some practice for a person who's socially awkward.
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One user even suggested that having a floor mattress is a good way to weed out money-obsessed women who would lose interest if they suspected you were poor.
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Scientists found that female mosquitoes, which transmit the microbes that kill millions of people every year, lose interest in human blood if their appetites are suppressed with the chemicals.
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So if the public is bored by the Affordable Care Act (without Mr. Obama, there's no "opponent"), might Mr. Trump lose interest and start a new battle somewhere else?
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Hwang also warned that letting fuel economy slip could put American automakers at a competitive disadvantage, particularly if oil prices rise and buyers lose interest in bigger vehicles like SUVs.
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It would be a difficult task, if he had many customers: but it seems people who haven't showered in a week lose interest in sipping tea in 35°C heat.
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Their constant theatrics, sixth form-style social commentary, and aviators tucked-into-V-necks became too much to stomach, and I, perhaps arrogantly, assumed that others might lose interest too.
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But once the excitement fades we tend to lose interest in things we don't truly care about, so they toil away half-completed, nagging at us and adding more stress.
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What could have been a fun workplace comedy is hurt by the way it can never slow down, lest the audience (or, more accurately, the network executives offering notes) lose interest.
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His campaign advisers have routinely announced changes in strategy, and promised adjustments to Mr. Trump's message and political style, only to have the candidate quickly lose interest and revert to form.
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If judges and the trials over which they preside are not perceived as impartial, the public will quickly lose interest in the rule of law upon which our nation is based.
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And if the Tokyo Games are off, come 2024, it will have been eight years since the last Summer Olympics, leaving time for younger generations to lose interest in their importance.
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"If hiring managers or recruiters know the hiring process may be held up for whatever reason, they need to relay that to candidates so that they don't lose interest prematurely," he says.
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The NHL is like that friend of yours who won't tell you something without first saying "Guess what?" and then actually making you guess three or four times until you lose interest.
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Still, that's relatively small compensation, with a movie that -- like many a nostalgic toy -- begins to gradually lose interest almost as soon as it's dusted off and taken out of the box.
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According to the authors, we can use dopamine to get at why we obsess over things and then lose interest when we have them, or have fiery relationships that eventually turn lukewarm.
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"Aside from the Birkin or Chanel bags, which carry interest for generations, most of the bags you see that are exciting at fashion week will lose interest in six months," he says.
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" But when he compares it to the Renaissance sculpture of Pollaiuolo, he finds it lacking: "as our eye glides on without the stimulus of sharply contrasting planes we begin to lose interest.
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For Russia Turkey, Iran, and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad: Each hope that Trump will lose interest in Syria now that he's pocketed a face-saving victory to cover an American retreat.
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People tend to really think that the visual aspect of any story is the most important, but if you cannot hear the story being told, then you quickly lose interest and disengage.
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The lack of a coffee-break length mode is the number one reason I can feel myself starting to lose interest, in spite of how much I may have left to see.
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Robert Gates, who served as defense Secretary under both Obama and Bush, warned in 2011 that the US could lose interest in NATO if allies did not increase investment in their militaries.
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His most recent work looks at how Americans seem to quickly lose interest in the spectacle of their wars, though lip service is so often paid to the sanctity of military service.
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A long-discussed sequel never developed, and after a few years of making clever Roger Rabbit shorts to run in front of its feature films, Disney seemed to lose interest in the character.
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One diplomat in the region speculates that the effect of a Trump-Putin friendship will be the reverse of the one that Serbs hope for, causing Russia to lose interest in the region.
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It's not that people lose interest; there just always comes a point when we need to move on and talk normally about normal things so the balance of our conversation can even out.
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The basic approach to edging involves masturbating until you feel like you might come, then stopping for a short period, but not for so long that you lose interest and, like, start Instagramming.
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Because they take this house to shows, people see what Parham is capable of, but "when I give them a price on how much something like this would cost, they lose interest quickly."
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But what has convinced Dr. Pittman, and others, over the past ten years is watching the way the zebrafish lose interest in just about everything: food, toys, exploration — just like clinically depressed people.
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After 1968, when his torso was permanently damaged by an attacker's bullet, he didn't lose interest in sex; what he seemed to like most was watching, and photographing, beautiful men in the act.
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But the venerable organization, about to celebrate its 105th anniversary, is being buffeted by slipping membership numbers, especially among middle-school girls, who can lose interest because of sports, homework and social media.
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Because I think that was a little bit of the worry when Pelosi first launched this, that the hearings would drag out, that things would take forever, and the public would lose interest.
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Kaneisha explains to Jim that she began to lose interest in him as she became more aware of his whiteness, and what that whiteness meant for who held the power in their relationship.
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Wearables have long been a bit of a joke, with some complaining that their "time to drawer"—the time it takes for people to lose interest and abandon them—can be measured in months.
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It doesn't matter if a cop is right on his tail, practically on top of him—close a door between the pair and the policeman will, quickly, lose interest and return to his patrol.
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But monkeys have a tendency to lose interest in a task if they can't move, and numbing their arms with a nerve block could throw new and confusing variables into the mix, Nuyujukian says.
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China's leaders are playing a long game, waiting for rivals to either slip up or lose interest while using its economic leverage to influence smaller states who claim a part of the disputed waters.
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"We'll head back to the Philippines alive and kicking, but without money and without husbands," said Borja, the PLU secretary, adding that with years of distance the men often lose interest and find lovers.
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Even though it's the middle of the afternoon, the church is so dark and the speech is so long that as a viewer, you begin to lose interest in Obama's case to the congregation.
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Like Robyn says, girls often lose interest with STEM around 13, so we have to build in enthusiasm and curiosity within the education system, so that we keep their interest rather than kill their interest.
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I get the psychology behind it, but then I'll hook up with younger guys who are absolute and utter messes — whose lives I turn upside down even more, and who I then lose interest in.
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Timing around the hiring process also plays a significant role: 70% of job seekers will lose interest in a role if they don't hear back from the employer within a week of their first interview.
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For some, the excitement of going to the hipster standby starts to lose interest after hitting their 20s, but the beauty department has given us reason to stick around way past our post-collegiate days.
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Richelle feared that as soon as she told her fans about her non-game-related ambitions, they'd lose interest in her, or assume she'd no longer be able to keep up with her daily streams.
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The tinkerers and hackers exploring this technology have never been more enthusiastic, yet some of the financiers and investors exploiting the technology for profit are starting to lose interest and enter the valley of despair.
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Rion got a board that had drawings of lizards on it, and Spencer declined to get a board because he got cold feet and started to fear that he would rapidly lose interest in skating.
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"People who are [dealing with] poor mental health tend not worry at all about what they're wearing, couldn't care less what they're wearing, and really lose interest in most things, including their clothes," Mair says.
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Fountain's novel, at its core, exists as a satirical swipe at a country that would send so many young people into combat, then lose interest when the war proved more difficult than it had seemed.
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But, when a storyline begins to lag or the fans start to lose interest, the script writers (yes, pro wrestling is fake and scripted!) employ the heel turn -- taking a good guy and making him bad.
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A photographer once told me that little kids are the best to photograph: They mug for you for a few minutes, but they lose interest pretty quickly — and then they're oblivious to the boring grown-ups.
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There are countless reasons why someone might lose interest in sex or even develop an aversion to it, as Khan did, and I don't pretend to have insight into her physical or hormonal or psychological profile.
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Eventually, this promising company could possibly go out of business when no acquirer wants to pay the inflated price and VCs lose interest in funding the excessive burn rate required to continue to fuel false hopes.
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But Infinity War collapses these stories into sequences because it knows that if it stretches the story out too far, we might lose interest in any given storyline when we're spending so long away from it.
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A survey from staffing and search firm Addison Group found that 70% of job applicants will lose interest in a role if they haven't heard back from an employer within a week of their first interview.
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I played it all through middle school, swapping digital points for items with my friends at recess, but we all lost interest around the time that most teenagers lose interest in overly cute digital cartoon worlds.
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"When you feel grief, you lose interest in doing fun things — you feel, not just guilt, but like, Ugh, why would I want to do this," says Mary Karapetian Alvord, PhD, a licensed psychologist who studies resilience.
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"What turns it into a bear is if trade issues escalate, if the Fed begins to escalate interest rates higher than what we expect, corporate earnings turn down dramatically or just investors lose interest completely," he said.
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Rather than settle for the bland conjugation charts that cause most students to lose interest in learning a second language, Vlaming put his own creativity to work to make learning an adventure for each of his students.
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Apple has not disclosed details, but analysts have speculated about potential new features including better haptic technology, wireless charging and a curved display that many believe will attract consumers who have begun to lose interest in smartphones.
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So perhaps you get tired of the music you're making, you lose interest, or you convince yourself that, at the end of the day, it was just a hobby and not necessarily something you were doing for work.
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For example, people might come up with "just another excuse, like they have to take a shower once they [exercise]," or they might lose interest after a while in putting themselves through a more strenuous workout, she said.
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" She added: "And then the littlest kids are expected to be taken care of by the older kids, but then some of the oldest children lose interest in it, and little children get handed off to other children.
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WSJ's Tripp Mickle (sounds like a driver) and Valerie Bauerlein's front pager dives into how Nascar — long a cultural icon — has hit the skids as the stock car's founding family continues to draw criticism as fans lose interest.
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The United States to date has been a major supporter of your efforts, but there are reports showing that President Donald Trump has started to lose interest in what's happening in Venezuela and perhaps even faith in you.
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They're internet time capsules, kept on life support but slowly vanishing as their owners look to save time and money, or simply lose interest in doing even the most basic maintenance on something that was once a huge passion.
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This is classic crush-squashing advice, but it works for a reason: Taking small steps to see or interact with a crush less often helps take your mind off of them, giving you more room to genuinely lose interest.
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If your Pisces lover was very committed to you, they'll be kinder when they lose interest (so long as you haven't screwed them over, in which case they'll swim away and never return), and simply let the relationship fade.
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One brave soul went ahead and distilled the United States' new national pastime into a simple web game in which you slam dunk over President Donald Trump over and over again until you simply lose interest in the activity.
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Through Martin's technology, people walking on Pavegen V3 tiles can use their footsteps to redeem rewards at retailers or make donations through their phones - incentives to keep users engaged even if they lose interest in clean energy or climate.
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On the other hand, if you feel like you have to be in constant contact because you're worried the person will lose interest or refuse to commit to you, it's time to reevaluate your relationship with them, Sussman said.
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Staffing and search firm Addison Group recently surveyed over 1,000 job seekers and found that 70 percent of job applicants will lose interest in a role if they have not heard back from the employer a week after the first interview.
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Exactly what you'd expect: They stop texting (but seem to have plenty of other people to text), lose interest in your friend group (social life is so important to them), and don't act interested in how your day has been.
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And so it goes with awards season in the internet age—weird, very public moments followed by trying to pretend nothing weird or very public happened while everyone else replays it over and over at home until, eventually, we lose interest.
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"I don't think people are ever going to lose interest in sitting down and watching a movie but I think it's interesting to try out these new different things," Russett, who has 2.5 million subscribers to her YouTube channel, told Reuters.
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Lastly, while e-commerce brings our shopping experiences online, and digital art and 3D conservation projects bring galleries and museums onto the web, there will be a special tribe of people making sure we don't lose interest in the physical world.
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Cancers bake cakes for friends and family, but if they're into you romantically, this nurturing sign will express lust with a flirty photo or DM. Leos are romantic, but they can lose interest very quickly—you have to keep them guessing!
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But a fall in the value of cryptoassets over the past year as investors lose interest, and a drop in bitcoin, which fell as much as 10 percent on Tuesday to below $4,500, has eased the pressure to issue tough new rules.
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For all their appeal, traditional fantasy sports always had one Achilles' heel: because players build their teams at the start of a season, most participants lose interest just a few weeks in, once it becomes clear that they cannot contend for a title.
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The release of a new hardware ecosystem is going to sustain growth for longer, though, and Culpan adds that a better comparison might be mobile hits such as Words With Friends, which go viral for a few weeks before users lose interest.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda flagged this possibility when he referred in November to a "reversal rate," or the level where central bank rate cuts can hurt the economy by squeezing banks' lending margins to a level where they lose interest in making loans.
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It is, instead, the reasonable question that comes from many years of women's sports leagues short-circuiting when the disproportionately male power brokers give up or lose interest, often after failing to provide the same level of resources in the first place.
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The book gets into the weeds with a detailed study of failed university responses to sexual assaults, and readers outside the academy might lose interest toward the end, which specifies the ways large universities can be slow-moving, traditional and behind the times.
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UPDATE: This story was originally published January 24, 2019 at 3:00 PM. There are some true crime cases the public will never lose interest in, which is why it's not surprising that two Ted Bundy-themed projects are premiering in the same month.
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Now, however, the Brexit vote has raised the very real possibility that Europe will increasingly turn inward and, as it focuses on its own problems, lose interest in further expansion and assisting those countries that have come to rely on its help, influence, and example.
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She had long been the show's best character, but it seemed to lose interest in her for this final stretch of episodes: She barely appeared, getting sidelined in her own plots by a pirate who seemed to have arrived from another TV show entirely.
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The idea is that if a majority of viewers of a film, program or commercial lose interest at a certain point, companies that use Affectiva for testing will know it, and be able to tweak their content after getting "emotional journey" reports back from a focus group.
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Next month, when the Sun enters your opposite sign, Taurus your world will be all about your relationships, and, as one of the most passionate signs in the zodiac, you will totally lose interest in the boring, mundane stuff— so get it all sorted out now!
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But given how fast conversations move online these days, and how quickly people lose interest in a new topic, Fox may have actually counted on fans reacting to the reviews when they posted, then considering them old news by the time the film actually came out.
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I know this because I run graduate admissions for our Ph.D. program, and even for 21-year-old math majors it's quite hard to predict who's going to thrive in pure math and develop a life-long research program, and who will lose interest and steam.
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If he wins a game, for example, his confidence will rise, but if he loses, he may sulk; if you play the same game with him him over and over, he may eventually lose interest and want to play a different game, or play by himself.
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But as the people interviewed for this story can relate, real-life summer flings aren't always that simple; we hang on too long, we develop feelings the other person doesn't have, we lose interest, and drift apart, or one of us meets someone we like more.
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" Too often, though, he seems to lose interest in his own narrative, slouching into how Martin wants "the golden, Hollywood-bright destiny that all Americans seemed to believe was their due," while Francis feels his adventures "all sounded like something out of a true-crime novel.
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Yet since coming to power, Mr. Trump, with a few exceptions, like trade, has seemed to lose interest in what the broader public wants, focusing instead on polarizing issues like immigration that are not the public's main concerns but the obsessions of a loud minority faction.
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According to Nahal, companies will need to adapt and evolve n to engage Generation XY and Z. For instance, they need to make information shareable and "snackable," as younger generations have shorter attention spans and are likely to lose interest in a topic within 3 to 30 seconds.
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"I've talked to him for hours and I've tried to allay his fears on that, pointing out that even once AIs are smarter than we are, at some point they are just going to lose interest (in humans)," Schmidhuber told CNBC's Nancy Hungerford, on his conversations with Musk.
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His mood and behavior changed as a result, causing him to lose interest in academics (he dropped out of high school and sought his GED), and, in one case, chuck a mini fridge from the top floor of his house when he wasn't able to vape, it said.
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It's a tale of racism and greed — consider, Levin asks, why the cops who worked so tirelessly on outing Taylor's manipulation of the welfare system would suddenly lose interest when a black woman in her care died of unknown cause — and a fascinating piece of true crime. —A.
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"There is a myth in our culture that as women age they lose interest and motivation in wanting healthy sexual function and that's just not the case," said Kingsberg, who is also associate editor for the Journal of Sexual Medicine and sits on the editorial board of the journal Menopause.
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Whatever the reason, news of the "caravan" appears to have inspired Trump to suddenly lose interest in passing anything to offer more permanent protections for the 690,000 immigrants currently protected under the DACA program, and the hundreds of thousands more who qualify but didn't apply while the program was fully operational.
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Easy. By posting a steady stream of articles with titles like Ten Child Stars That Grew Up Real Fast or Good Luck Trying to Eat Chicken Nuggets After Watching This or This Dog Started Fucking Its Owner's Hoover And We Can't Even, you can guarantee people never lose interest in your diverse and stimulating page.
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I do not care for his petty lies — the Walter Mitty world in which he is the scion of a pineapple magnate, the builder of sets for the movie "Titanic," the owner of a fabulous condominium in San Francisco — and, what's worse, I'm starting to lose interest in how he turned into a killer.
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Investors can lose interest, management teams can lose momentum and the offering can become anticlimactic, said Karim Anani, IPO west region leader for consulting firm EY. To be sure, the U.S. stock market could stabilize and recover – it rallied on Friday - and a rebound in technology stock prices would increase the appeal of an IPO for companies like Nutanix.
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"If hiring managers or recruiters know the hiring process may be held up for whatever reason, they need to relay that to candidates so that they don't lose interest prematurely," Thomas B. Moran, CEO of Addison Group, tells CNBC Make It. Companies have a ways to go in making the hiring process more efficient and transparent on both sides.
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And even a year ago, I still imagined, as did many of my colleagues, that party elites would do something, that voters would lose interest, that layers of institutions and values and beliefs and tendencies separated us not just from the reality of a Donald Trump presidency but even from a fully imagined version of it.
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I don't know whether to chalk this up to cultural differences (according to my friends, people are still getting used to dating as a concept in general in even the more cosmopolitan areas of India) or if he's just shy — probably both — and I really do find him quite cute, but also if he doesn't make a move soon, I know I'm going to lose interest.
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Told in four parts, it follows the titular dachshund through multiple different owners (one of whom is the grown up Dawn Wiener, the protagonist of Welcome to the Dollhouse, played by Greta Gerwig despite Heather Matarazzo's continued existence as a working actress.) But Solondz seems to lose interest in this idea by the second half, and the dog becomes less and less consequential to the story.
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Kenny Liew, a Singapore-based analyst at Fitch Solutions, said that while he expected Pokémon Sleep to become a hit, most users would probably lose interest eventually, as they did with Pokémon Go. "Many fitness trackers, smartwatches and even smartphones already track sleep patterns, and most at an even more sophisticated level than what Pokémon Sleep seems to be doing," he said by email.
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Equally, if you're the kind of person who actively worries about what's cool and buzzy, it follows that you'd lose interest in Supreme the more popular it becomes—yet the brand doesn't seem to be shedding any diehard followers as it continues to grow (bar a few cool-guy commenters in SupTalk who'll talk shit about anyone who only started wearing Supreme this year).
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That's not to imply that there are not great works out there in that form, only that I tend to lose interest just as soon as magic of any kind enters a story, for this strikes me as escapist, as a denial of the mortal hand we've all been dealt, and I prefer to read those works that confront our reality and limitations and thwarted longings head on.
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It is embarrassing that the president's staffers have taken to writing his name as often as possible in briefing documents for fear that he will lose interest otherwise, that they fill his press clips with sycophantic praise in an effort to distract him from Twitter, that they fight to appear on Fox & Friends because they know he takes advice from the television better than from his own advisers.
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If we assume that the United States will not stay in Afghanistan forever, then there are only two pathways to ensuring that terrorist safe havens are not re-established in Afghanistan: The Afghan government must become strong and stable enough to fully patrol and effectively control the country, thereby preventing safe havens for terrorist groups from forming, or the Taliban must lose interest in establishing these safe havens in the first place.
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Republican lawmakers are waiting out President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in the gun control debate, counting on him to change his mind or lose interest in the ambitious proposals he endorsed Wednesday that have little support in the Senate and House GOP conferences.
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