Fifty-million-dollar bond is meaningless to him; $20 million is meaningless to him.
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Time is meaningless, but we've somehow managed to make multiple meaningless scales that don't exactly align.
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Kim issued a vague meaningless pledge in exchange for a vague meaningless security guarantee from Trump.
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Meaningless vote for Dems Washington also held a Democratic primary on Tuesday, but its results are meaningless.
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"Fifty-million-dollar bond is meaningless to him; $20 million is meaningless to him," Mr. Richenthal said.
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A milestone that's also meaningless For all the importance of 118 Democrats supporting impeachment, it is also meaningless.
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How can every meaningless thing be not just very important but exactly as important as every other meaningless thing?
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But it can't get over the sense that it's a story about nothing, a meaningless decision made by a meaningless man.
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It's not much of anything at all, just a two handed dunk in a particularly meaningless game in a fairly meaningless season playing a sport that, in a lot of philosophical interpretations, could very easily be found meaningless in and of itself.
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At the end of it all, he gets a meaningless sack in a meaningless game and is carried off the field by his teammates.
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The length of MLB's season holds that half its teams engage in dozens of meaningless games, such as Saturday's historic, meaningless contest between the Rangers and the Athletics.
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And then I realized everything I was doing on the technology side was meaningless for me and I wanted to devote my life — KS: Why was it meaningless?
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Money — even vast sums of money — seems meaningless.
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It's also -- in its own way -- largely meaningless.
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Its meaning — hobbyhorse — was, meaningless in this context.
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It's a meaningless milestone, but an impressive one — $1,000,000,000,000.
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It is meaningless to me — except as a weapon.
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" Tehran replied by calling the claims "meaningless" and "pointless.
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Gawker's attorneys argued that Hogan was drawing a meaningless distinction.
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It was, he knew, likely a meaningless thing to say.
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Our place wasn't filled with expensive, meaningless s—, but art.
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On any other day, this ping would be utterly meaningless.
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Although meaningless to the outcome, Trump lost the popular vote.
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You'll just get your photo files and some basically meaningless .
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But you know what's absolutely meaningless from a consumer perspective?
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Not unless lots of currently meaningful interactions are rendered meaningless.
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After her death, he felt that his life was meaningless.
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Aston Villa is practically meaningless, as is Everton vs. Bournemouth.
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In our daily lives, it would be a meaningless decision.
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If this country loses its identity the rest is meaningless.
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For the most part, SNPs are meaningless, harmless, and random.
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It is so flawed as to be almost meaningless. Why?
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"That right is meaningless if she can't access an abortion."
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Don't feel power in their meaningless thoughts and idiotic statements.
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At the start of this season, those details were meaningless.
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Friends are ephemeral, life is meaningless, ah Bartleby, ah Camus!
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Though cynics might snark otherwise, Billboard chart positions aren't meaningless.
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"Nevertheless, a law would be meaningless without deterrence," she added.
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In business, you learn that words without action are meaningless.
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Your crying out that you too are human is meaningless.
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The answer is that the suffering of amateurs is meaningless.
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I've found over the years that reviews are so meaningless.
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That doesn't necessarily mean it'll be meaningless or boring, though.
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That is not to say that its reforms are meaningless.
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Oppressor or oppressed, poor or rich; these are meaningless categories.
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Polls this early in the presidential race are largely meaningless.
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Without taking the steps outlined above, Pruitt's commitments are meaningless.
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A label that says "contains DNA" would be equally meaningless.
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To most, it is a largely meaningless, instantly forgettable honor.
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Judge Moukawsher called graduation standards and rising graduation rates meaningless.
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But earlier this year, the term started to become meaningless.
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Meaningless prose is not only the preserve of artificial intelligence.
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Each team scored twice in a fairly meaningless third period.
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Aside from a few relatively meaningless executive orders, we haven't.
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That would render our entire body of immigration law meaningless.
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And remember, there's no such thing as meaningless internet points.
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Satiating these words will eventually make them meaningless to everyone.
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How do we engage with meaning in a meaningless world?
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For most of us, these mortality statistics are pretty meaningless.
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"Frankly, it's meaningless stuff," said a college student in Beijing.
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But Imamoglu has dismissed those comments as meaningless and saddening.
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Many SNPs are meaningless when it comes to our health.
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And what do people historically do with their meaningless currency?
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All the theory is meaningless unless you really do it.
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Would the phrase "excluded from this narrative" be completely meaningless?
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Everything is meaningless, and the planet is full of garbage.
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My whole is crumbling down and my life feels meaningless.
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Something that after September 2011 was supposed to be meaningless.
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His word is meaningless and his policy principles are murky.
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What the seemingly meaningless exchange means is we can relax.
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It would be easy to dismiss Biden's advantage as meaningless.
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You don't need awkward moments, silly situations or meaningless sentences.
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To render this power meaningless is to neuter Congressional oversight.
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The fact that Trump had endorsed Strange was almost meaningless.
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Absent the "or else," the injunction is all but meaningless.
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"We're all alone in a meaningless world," Donna replies, severely.
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For something so meaningless, it has a lot of meaning.
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Without fair elections, a peaceful transition of power is meaningless.
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Several television executives privately groused that those numbers were meaningless.
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Interviewing President Trump is "meaningless," says NYU professor Jay Rosen.
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Our starters were sluggish, mouthing meaningless reassurances to one another.
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They spend because the transaction, or life itself, feels meaningless.
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Now, we can throw that out as sort of meaningless.
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Leveling to 99 in the first reactor is pointless and meaningless.
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By that time it's possible that our votes will be meaningless.
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In fairness to her, polls two years out are basically meaningless.
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They offer just words, which at this point are beyond meaningless.
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In Iraq, those numbers might be meaningless to most potential buyers.
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Even the inclusion of the Snapdragon 845 is meaningless to me.
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These aren't meaningless victories, and Silva, for example, is no patsy.
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In better news, a beautifully meaningless meme is on the rise.
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It's a fascinating case of assigning meaning to a meaningless image.
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This was just empty daring, meaningless audacity, from the Musee d'Orsay.
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"Fell the market, don't just go by meaningless numbers," Trump wrote.
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"The TPP would be meaningless without the United States," Abe said.
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Pigeonholing Facebook as a "social media" company is kind of meaningless.
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Activists say the corporate targets are meaningless without that measure. 5.
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New flags, he said, were too often cliched, cluttered and meaningless.
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Crucially, the dick itself is completely meaningless to big dick energy.
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When you desire big things, a lot of stuff seems meaningless.
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The term "social network" has become a meaningless association of words.
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That "game" (really just meaningless points and trophies) is pretty stupid.
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But neither candidate should pander to coal country with meaningless rhetoric.
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"Spade" had already been rendered meaningless to her in one regard.
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Celebrities are people too, and capable of entirely meaningless, mundane encounters.
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War is not about political correctness or words that are meaningless.
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Did the Tamagotchi prime us to become slaves to meaningless beeping?
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Both of these goals are, in linguistic terms, meaningless to impossible.
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Easier then to stick to meaningless platitudes and not alienate voters.
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Except, yeah, the entire process is shitty, confusing, and possibly meaningless.
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Go deeper: Trump claims 2020 census without citizenship question is "meaningless"
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None of this is to say that self-financing is meaningless.
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Team USA has one meaningless game left against the Czech Republic.
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Like most things in late capitalism, the word has become meaningless.
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It's perhaps a meaningless milestone, but humans love big, round numbers.
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Neighboring metropolises like New York and Philadelphia could crush meaningless Wilmington.
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But all that's meaningless if he can't stay on the court.
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This isn't some meaningless list plucked from an Al Gore PowerPoint.
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"Any horse race poll this far out is meaningless," Clinton said.
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The differences from one painting to another seem capricious and meaningless.
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The more meaningless the work becomes, the less dignity it confers.
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It's almost meaningless to treat North Korea as a strategic buffer.
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I don't think I will ever understand or accept meaningless suffering.
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These apologies made for the sins of the past are meaningless.
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But this epiphany is largely meaningless unless it changes one's behavior.
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Horse race is fun and interesting but meaningless until the end.
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But many states are already rendered meaningless under the current system.
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But for the United States population, that percentage could be meaningless.
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But that's not to say that the plea deal is meaningless.
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So the ratio of his compensation to his employees' is meaningless.
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That's why, at this stage, the awards themselves are relatively meaningless.
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Good news for Ireland: The game is meaningless to the Italians.
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He started telling me about how he feels life is meaningless.
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Farmers and others in the industry know the offer is meaningless.
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Some patients are told they have a mutation that is meaningless.
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Harmony is all very well, but meaningless without creative, energetic politicking.
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It sounds, in many ways, as meaningless as it actually is.
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Anyways, attempting to provide depth to this is a meaningless endeavor.
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As a rule, other people's dreams are usually incoherent and meaningless.
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When we use this term [addiction] so loosely, it becomes meaningless.
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Sometimes beauty is the glorious but meaningless flowering of arbitrary preference.
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Words are meaningless, trust and even hope are all but lost.
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To him, the term is as meaningless as calling foods natural.
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State officials have countered by saying those delineations would be meaningless.
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Ukrainian politicians said the sailors were coerced, rendering their confessions meaningless.
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Nominal dollar increases, Democrats argue, are meaningless if prices are rising.
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Wade or simply hollow out the right until it becomes meaningless.
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Their past trust and mutual respect just seems to be meaningless.
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Mr. Burger also rejected the suggestion that the sanctions were meaningless.
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He called it a "meaningless vote" at his weekly news conference.
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Attempts to over-standardize have limited "competition" to a meaningless choice.
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"Any good policy is meaningless without proper enforcement," the group said.
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In fact, a recent court ruling has rendered that deadline meaningless.
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Istvan and Horn believed that life was rendered meaningless by death.
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But, the denial is broad enough as to be somewhat meaningless.
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Most of us say the companies' own privacy policies are meaningless.
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Trump then signed a meaningless, symbolic executive order withdrawing from negotiations.
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Diversity is meaningless if people are afraid to talk about it.
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And that would render public-accommodations laws like Colorado's effectively meaningless.
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Anything remotely associated with lower-league football is meaningless to them.
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It's easy to dismiss the wall, in particular, as meaningless bluster.
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And they're essentially even more meaningless in a climate-crashed world.
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These things aren't trivial to him, nor are they framed as meaningless.
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But beyond that, the wave patterns on my screen were utterly meaningless.
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If Mr Ratelband's request was allowed, those age requirements would become meaningless.
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Not every Republican was prepared to dismiss CBO's estimates as entirely meaningless.
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Under this sky, deep bonding takes place and superficial attraction is meaningless.
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This is not to say that Flynn's departure is a meaningless development.
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But the apple official said the short term sales data is meaningless.
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Where we seek meaningless stimulus to plug the holes in our lives.
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Some critics, including Democratic lawmakers, said it was meaningless without additional funding.
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You're right, with no context whatsoever, it would be a meaningless statement.
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James choosing George in an otherwise meaningless game would create unprecedented buzz.
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But the facts are meaningless here, because this narrative is too compelling.
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"It's meaningless," Matthew Green, a John Hopkins University cryptographer, told BuzzFeed News.
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This is all meaningless to me, and you if you're being honest.
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This could undercut faith in the scores, making vote counts seem meaningless.
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Read these stories next:Welcome To Numerology 101: Is A Number Ever "Meaningless"?
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Living or dead, the gag implies, our pastimes are meaningless either way.
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On Planet Trump, it's just another meaningless piece of a witch hunt.
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To those not in the know, "track five" is a meaningless phrase.
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We're girding ourselves for the normal onslaught of buzzwords and meaningless jargon.
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If you ask someone, "What's your dream?" that's not a meaningless signal.
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AC Milan coach Gennaro Gattuso said football became meaningless in such circumstances.
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Influencer campaigns and social media crossover stars were meaningless word salad phrases.
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Because it's not defined, you see it being used and it's meaningless.
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But the petition itself is so vague as to be virtually meaningless.
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But while some TIs have schizophrenia diagnoses, their perceptions aren't necessarily meaningless.
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It's pretty meaningless in terms of the way we do our jobs.
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What follows is a lost opportunity and meaningless exchange with zero connection.
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She's charismatic, she speaks without stilt, or jargon, or meaningless aspirational blather.
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Once investors lose faith in earnings, the P/E ratio is meaningless.
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Why New FDA Recommendations Against a Gay Blood Ban Are Meaningless pic.twitter.
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But if kids can get around age checks such limits are meaningless.
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You can crave success in your art form, without seeking meaningless fame.
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It's either meaningless, or sets them up for failure later in life.
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" Conservative commentator Laura Ingraham tweeted that "Dems' 'Border security' pledge is MEANINGLESS.
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As things stand, Facebook's self-reported hate speech performance metrics are meaningless.
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Tuesday night's iconic block came just after tipoff in a meaningless game.
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There can be no antonym for a term that is lexically meaningless.
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Instagram's inability to control its users have rendered these terms essentially meaningless.
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But the media can't allow itself to be distracted by meaningless threats.
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How has public policy inadvertently created an environment where meaningless jobs proliferate?
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Yes, both scenes are similarly intellectually meaningless, but they're still politically potent.
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"This is becoming a messaging type provision but it's meaningless," Pierluisi said.
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We'll let more people in but we'll make it a meaningless meeting.
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Keep in mind that most insider trading in small quantities is meaningless.
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The law is filled with nice sounding protections that are practically meaningless.
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""If our promises are meaningless, how will our allies ever trust us?
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And academically speaking, happiness is a meaningless term, because it's not measurable.
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These intractable obstacles in the way of Trump render their vote meaningless.
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If you are on the margins of America, life can seem meaningless.
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And I'm not going to brush that aside as if it's meaningless.
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He fills my timeline with nonstop likes, spam posts, and #meaningless #hashtags.
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Only a few meaningless wins separate them from the same public ignominy.
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Essentially, the choice is meaningless, as are the reasons for your ranking.
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Or do you think it was, and that's just a meaningless statistic?
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Some of those numbers are meaningless, but Monroe's passing is anything but.
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Even when companies follow export regulations, those regulations can be effectively meaningless.
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"Roe becomes meaningless if there is no access to abortion," Pittman added.
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But if the change is so meaningless, why make it at all?
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Numbers don't lie, but they can be manipulated, misconstrued or even meaningless.
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It represents everything that is meaningless, malevolent and terrifying about the universe.
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But surveys taken more than a year before Election Day are meaningless.
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Your short life is meaningless in this sad excuse of a world.
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It's evidence of what he did best: find meaning from the meaningless.
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While the police recommendations seem — and are — damning, they are legally meaningless.
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Everything in human existence is equally meaningful or meaningless, take your pick.
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In short, fake reform is meaningless at best and subterfuge at worst.
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Why is a seemingly significant promise being dismissed by critics as meaningless?
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And free speech to me is completely meaningless if you can't offend.
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One is that the vocation I've dedicated my life to is meaningless.
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Rather than serve out his time in a meaningless job, he quit.
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No, but it just shows you how meaningless that situation was, right?
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"But technology has made old ideas about location meaningless," Professor Gillers said.
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If our promises are meaningless, how will our allies ever trust us?
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But, she warned, those commitments are meaningless when they are just rhetoric.
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To believe that words are meaningless is to give up on truth.
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When you exchange meaningless pleasantries with your colleagues, you're dying for something.
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But the metrics that people like to talk about, they're really meaningless.
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It was, as Macron put it, "du n'importe quoi" — roughly meaningless garbage.
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For one thing, collusion is a legally meaningless term in this context.
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For one thing, collusion is a legally meaningless term in this context.
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First, they won't be president forever, so their wishes will become meaningless.
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In other words, terms like "100 year floods" are less than meaningless.
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Without it, the health law's popular pre-existing conditions provision is meaningless.
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Yet the numbers themselves, as I found, can be close to meaningless.
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Geographical boundaries are meaningless, and it can circle the globe within hours.
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If you can't latch on to that, then the theme is meaningless.
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You can keep all of your fake and meaningless 'thoughts and prayers'.
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The phrase "fake news" has now been used so liberally, it's meaningless.
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They reject any election while the old guard retain power as meaningless.
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The restrictions that made the investigation largely meaningless made additional days unnecessary.
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Mr. Kneedler responded that the term was a sort of meaningless boilerplate.
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"It's meaningless," the HBO host told TMZ in an interview posted Tuesday.
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Drivers often work for more than one app, making comparisons largely meaningless.
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Wealth, material goods, position, knowledge — all are passing, and all are meaningless.
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They reject any election while the old guard retains power as meaningless.
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Gail: The star-deprived inauguration is a meaningless moment of some significance.
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Kyle Kulinski describes why impeachment is a meaningless pursuit for the Democrats.
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I should be careful with what I say, but it was meaningless.
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The images may not make sense, but that doesn't mean they're meaningless.
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But historically, polls conducted so far in advance have been essentially meaningless.
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But the industry and conversation surrounding it could never seem more meaningless.
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"We will not render Troice meaningless the way that 'Game of Thrones' rendered the entire Night King storyline meaningless in its final season," Owens wrote, referring to the (Spoiler alert!) death of one of the show's biggest villains.
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Depending on your perspective, 2018 either brought us closer to salvation by way of robots, or closer to doom by way of robots: Where some see the end of meaningless work, others see the end of humanity, also meaningless.
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Though his information continued to seem accurate, much of it ultimately felt meaningless.
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I mean, I could give you names, but I won't because it's meaningless.
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Your spot at the top of the world's wealthiest list is unfortunately meaningless!
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HANNITY: And I would argue our Constitution is meaningless unless it&aposs fixed.
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I think that it has become meaningless to look at paid work alone.
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Take the yellow one and you stay stuck in your boring, meaningless life.
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No one wants to work at a meaningless job that makes them unhappy.
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The conclusion of all this is that color lines are, in essence, meaningless.
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Online and offline, data and Wi-Fi, all the distinctions could become meaningless.
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It's a meaningless milestone in many ways, but it also got me thinking.
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The problem here is twofold: First, the data is meaningless and potentially misleading.
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I can now endure the hardships of an otherwise banal and meaningless existence.
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In a purely technical sense, the vote held on August 11th was meaningless.
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Which sounds cool… but is also ambiguous to the point of being meaningless.
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Justice is meaningless for the dead; it only serves to satisfy the living.
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Yes, but sometimes the differences are marginal and often meaningless to the gameplay.
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Two, a lot of physicists think this so-called relativistic mass is meaningless.
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Navalny says such polls are meaningless because there is no fair political competition.
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Allowing presidents to pardon themselves would render this check on executive power meaningless.
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Why did we need a meaningless summary filtered by Attorney General William Barr?
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But the differentiation is relatively meaningless; those are botanical categories, not chemical ones.
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Image: V&A Museum, LondonNever assume that Leonardo Da Vinci's doodles are meaningless.
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And technological advances are reducing ever more areas of work into meaningless drudgery.
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Some changes are meaningless, and some fundamentally alter the nature of an image.
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Graeber claims that as many as two jobs in five are basically meaningless.
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Nor is a vote for Sanders meaningless, even if his loss is foreordained.
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That is not to say that socially defined race is meaningless or useless.
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There's a lot of sort of short, pithy things that I find meaningless.
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Everything that happened before today is meaningless relative to what's now at stake.
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Trump on Thursday denounced the appointment as another development in a meaningless investigation.
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Everything is meaningless and love is the only chance at redemption we get.
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"That would make the collective goal meaningless," Wu told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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That is not meaningless, particularly when Comey's allegations depend greatly on his credibility.
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If you read Roger's letter you quickly learn that it is virtually meaningless.
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Maybe you think clothes are meaningless, but fancy dinners make you super happy?
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All of this is meaningless… all of creation is just God's Fidget Spinner.
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By another measure, although functionally meaningless, they also have reason to be happy.
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The Americans will play a meaningless game against the Czech Republic on Thursday.
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And it highlights how meaningless valuation can sometime be, particularly with technology companies.
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If you want to die, then things like threat of punishment are meaningless.
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All of these are hypotheticals that are fun to argue, but ultimately meaningless.
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Some critics, including Democratic lawmakers, said the declaration was meaningless without additional funding.
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Minnesota forward Tayshaun Prince hit a meaningless 22-pointer at the final buzzer.
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Much work done in the world is like this—virtually meaningless. Make-work.
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I asked questions like: Do you have a problem breaking a meaningless law?
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"Learned a valuable lesson in this meaningless process," she wrote alongside the photo.
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Look no further: Across the Universe is your magnum opus of meaningless referentiality.
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Success is a flukey, meaningless thing that has nothing to do with creation.
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Encryption meant the information stored in it was a mass of meaningless gibberish.
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In the face of free market capitalism then everything has been rendered meaningless.
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Plus refused to endorse the speaker of the House in a meaningless primary.
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Jobs are meaningless, interactions hollow; a mordant humor underscores each character's essential bitterness.
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That seemingly meaningless name represented one of the biggest headaches in Goldman's history.
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On "The Bachelor," having one without the other is meaningless, and a bore.
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Wade doesn't have to be directly overturned for its protections to become meaningless.
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Moreover, standard measures such as "average daily Facebook usage" are now practically meaningless.
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Sometimes, they argue, beauty is the glorious but meaningless flowering of arbitrary preference.
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Emoji significantly cuts down on projecting your emotion through long and meaningless words.
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There will be a lot of meaningless commentary about President Trump's speech tonight.
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For what it's worth, Panama-Tunisia may be a really good, meaningless match.
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Some of the disillusioned drop out of public life, since it's all meaningless.
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Your efforts feel meaningless, and you really just want to take a nap!
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But if Mr. Manchin were to cast a (numerically meaningless!) vote against Mr.
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It's a number that makes for impressive headlines, but it is largely meaningless.
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Experts are having meaningless debates about when the country would cease to exist.
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They're terrible and totally meaningless until the academy picks a movie we love.
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Enlightenment. If I become a very famous architect, it's meaningless compared to enlightenment.
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To the uninitiated, these conversations might sound like a cacophony of meaningless jargon.
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Thoughts and prayers are meaningless if they are not followed by real change.
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We are all capable of understanding the difference between meaningful and meaningless meat.
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" On the app's FAQ page, another reason given is that "everything is meaningless.
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" Avallone added that "all the planning is meaningless if we don't follow through.
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This original intent becomes meaningless if defendants cannot seek and receive judicial protection.
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A lot people, including AV experts, agree that the reports are largely meaningless.
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Asking if e-cigarettes are safe in a vacuum is close to meaningless.
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"The bilateral trade deficit in the U.S. is really pretty meaningless," Roach said.
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Some of these terms are important; some are meaningless; a few are nonsensical.
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In this labyrinthine realm of luxury and refinement, time seemed to be meaningless.
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We are a meaningless mosquito that he barely hears buzzing by his ear.
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Then again, the term "tech" has almost become meaningless when talking about business.
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Citizens United redefined the word "corruption" so narrowly as to render it meaningless.
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Any obligation to appreciate or value those less fortunate are meaningless to him.
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Don't be bullied by people who say that's silly or meaningless -- it isn't.
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That said, I'd be lying if I said I thought taste was meaningless.
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She once confided in Smith that life without her tigers would be meaningless.
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But without access to forensic technology, these prints are rendered meaningless and untraceable.
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It is interesting Hollywood drama, but meaningless in the grand scheme of things.
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These differences — many which are biologically meaningless — are also passed down the generations.
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But at the end of the day, Kanye's products are simply more disappointing than they are problematic, not only inherently meaningless like any other luxury product, but meaningless when the huge number of ideas piled onto them amounts to nothing.
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Perhaps those ties really will become meaningless to Clinton once she gets sworn in.
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For prospective space tourists, these boundaries may be meaningless if their desires aren't met.
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"Certain countries' so-called renaming is totally meaningless," he told a daily news briefing.
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"You see the words renewable and extensions, but they are meaningless words," Pollitz said.
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If our immigration laws are merely words on a piece of paper, they're meaningless.
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If it's cheaper to use greener fuel, relaxing regulations on coal may be meaningless.
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"They are all utterly meaningless," said Sam Abuelsamid, a senior analyst at Navigant Research.
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That number is meaningless, however, if the points are worth less when they're redeemed.
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This statement paints a closer picture to nihilism – nothing is important, everything is meaningless.
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Without Carl's nullifier, all the vote stealing and the politicking would have been meaningless.
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"Substantive conclusions based on this flawed data may easily be entirely meaningless," they conclude.
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She felt she could be normal, just another college student having fun, meaningless sex.
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"The election has become meaningless – the results can be easily overturned," Baggio Leung said.
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But that is a meaningless pledge when the army is still burning their villages.
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It was a miracle — a tiny, trivial, ultimately meaningless miracle, but a miracle nonetheless.
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"Banding together, en masse, around something relatively meaningless but somehow decidedly awesome and hilarious."
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She also spoke conjunction words that were more or less meaningless to the dogs.
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Compliments and praise from others are meaningless when you don't believe in your worth.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said these sanctions render Trump&aposs proposal to meet meaningless.
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As Facebook tries to become more meaningful, LOL could save room for meaningless fun.
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If you have 'access' to abortion but can't afford it, the right is meaningless.
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His latest pronouncements that blockchain is real should be taken as just as meaningless.
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The dances were visually pleasing, sometimes sexually stimulating, but ultimately meaningless aesthetic palate cleansers.
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Unless the correct code is entered to unlock the phone, they are meaningless gibberish.
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Ignore what they said, because it's meaningless, but don't criticize them for saying it.
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Fame has become a kind of catchall term, just like billion has become meaningless.
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That means it's time to hand out my only meaningless award of the year.
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Odd that a meaningless phrase can be used so meaningfully by so many people.
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Without a candidate, Mr. Haugland added, all talk of a contested convention is meaningless.
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But how do you win over those who see a sea of meaningless buzzwords?
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"Feel the market, don't just go by meaningless numbers," Trump said in a tweet.
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David Perdue of Georgia and "meaningless and partisan" in the words of Democratic Sen.
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The precepts are so broad as to be meaningless—and wide open to abuse.
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This was widely seen as proof that "associated free state" was a meaningless term.
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She went to work in finance, but she found the work empty and meaningless.
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Nor are they meaningless back and forth amid the heat of a political campaign.
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ZQ: Look how many celebrities are using that microphone for utterly vapid, meaningless purposes.
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National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn called the score "meaningless" on "Fox News Sunday."
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Then we set up conditions which make the 'education' either meaningless or nearly unattainable.
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Lessons always to be learned even thruuuuu dumbbbb $hit that seems like it's meaningless !
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Interestingly, she points out that often the songs themselves are almost innocuous or meaningless.
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I care about these meaningless things because it's safe, and because I enjoy it.
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The tactic of spicing up air travel with meaningless aesthetic upgrades is not new.
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Other meaningless, nervous remarks, but even so, he was getting other information from me.
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For me, these have helped transform a meaningless commute time into idea generating time.
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Italy has a woeful record in meaningless friendly matches over the last five years.
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They're right, which means that his testimony this week was both disingenuous and meaningless.
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"Such useless accusations... are meaningless and not comprehensible and are pointless," said Abbas Mousavi.
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So they have rendered the Constitution of the United States, and its words, meaningless.
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As you can see, your light bulbs and laundry verge on meaningless, carbon-wise.
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But the third and most important problem is that the whole subject is meaningless.
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Still, the day of reckoning finally came, the one day my promise was meaningless.
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This is put in place to rid the marketplace of meaningless offers from flakers.
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So in the grand scheme of things their judgment or approval was essentially meaningless.
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MillerCoors responded that any definition of what makes a beer "craft beer" is meaningless.
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The pioneers realize that founding a new warren is meaningless without mates and offspring.
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They're horrific but not detailed, brief but not so staccato as to be meaningless.
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Most people don't change factory settings, so having to opt out is largely meaningless.
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AI text generators produce a lot of meaningless dross, but so too do humans.
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They know that a vision remains a meaningless thought until it is acted upon.
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These are all solid ideas, mind you, but they&aposve become meaningless with overuse.
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But the First Nations say the treaties are meaningless unless the recommendation is upheld.
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So what purpose does claiming that the natural rate is a meaningless concept serve?
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I do believe, however, that prayer is meaningless if not married to moral action.
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The new offensive, backed by heavy Russian airstrikes, threatened to render meaningless the Geneva talks.
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For Baron, this is just more meaningless Elon versus some vaguely defined malevolent oppositional group.
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But while deeply flawed, the neural net's meaningless garble is touching in its own right.
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TIMPF: I feel like libertarians would probably think that life is most meaningless of all.
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Experts also feel that the two regulations in, one regulation out rule is largely meaningless.
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It certainly puts a lot into perspective, regarding the bleak emptiness of our meaningless existence.
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I've seen the best minds of my generation destroyed by the madness of meaningless emails.
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Clinton could double that gap rendering any advantage Trump has among white males completely meaningless.
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I used to find myself angered by it, the selfishness, the meaningless of it all.
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In the fight for control of the House of Representatives, Tuesday's special election is meaningless.
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BRISBANE, Australia — The restaurant's name will be a single word: stark, vaguely industrial, somewhat meaningless.
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It plays to the "catch 'em all" completionist impulse with a series of meaningless percentages.
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The scare-mongering about the end of the U.K. and the unraveling EU is meaningless.
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EXCITING results from a scientific study are in effect meaningless if they cannot be replicated.
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"Who inches ahead in the end is meaningless," Sanders added, referring to the delegate count.
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"The national polls are really meaningless at this juncture," a senior Trump strategist told me.
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Another concern is that, without essential health benefits, coverage for pre-existing conditions becomes meaningless.
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Some of those options (which breakfast cereal do you eat?) appear to be entirely meaningless.
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All comedians are required to submit answers to their mildly entertaining but obviously meaningless questionnaires.
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Ultimately, however, it's more of the same—a relatively meaningless explanation for continual fuck ups.
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We wind up in a twisted, meaningless plot, without any investment in what happens next.
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It's a small gesture, and an ultimately meaningless one with regards to affecting actual legislation.
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These and other monetary machinations are so distant and abstract they make "money" seem meaningless.
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When we first sat down, Staples began by describing his music in completely meaningless terms.
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We had not yet been trained to recognize Trump's hyperbole as constant, indiscriminate, and meaningless.
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But the performance itself must adhere to the conditions around world records, or it's meaningless.
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But if the FCC doesn't have rulemaking or enforcement authority, then that statute is meaningless.
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He's given the meaningless new name "Toby," refuses to acknowledge it, and is horribly whipped.
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What a lovely day to carry out the meaningless of existence in this simulated reality.
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To even suggest that the NYPD engage in such frivolous and meaningless drivel is insulting.
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"Instead of strengthening the NAFTA renegotiation letter, the administration has rendered it meaningless," he said.
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He was replaced by Colby Suits, who went 27 for 24 and a meaningless score.
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The first fact is entirely meaningless, obviously, since the British economy is a large one.
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"But if you pay off your balance each month, the APR is meaningless," Schulz said.
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But some of them also urged against dismissing the latest polls as meaningless statistical noise.
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There are those who say they cannot live without meaningless modern culture, food and convenience.
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However, this factoid is practically meaningless because it focuses just on taxation, and ignores benefits.
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At the same time, the secondary debate over what it all means is somewhat meaningless.
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Happiness may arguably seem immeasurable and Buettner admits that academically speaking, it's a meaningless term.
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They want federal courts to render meaningless the federal obligations to keep clean voter rolls.
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A man interested in the meanings of words, not one whose interests leave words meaningless.
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In interviews, McConnell's supporters have argued that national approval numbers are meaningless for congressional leaders.
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So as a means of saving our nation trillions of dollars, these cuts are meaningless.
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That results in the "garbage-in, garbage-out" problem: Without accurate data, analyses are meaningless.
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Otherwise, what the candidates say is meaningless because they're never going to get them done.
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It's reckless and deceitful, and it renders our belief in free and fair elections meaningless.
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Of course, preseason isn't always indicative of regular season play and, frankly, is often meaningless.
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His poetry was suffused with the search for unity and meaning in a meaningless age.
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Without such a linkage, any progress we make in space will be ephemeral and meaningless.
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For these reasons, arbitration can, and often does, render constitutional rights and statutory protections meaningless.
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A 40–30% Democratic EV lead is meaningless if all the independents vote for Republicans.
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By collapsing the two into a single question, Justice Kennedy renders the law's language meaningless.
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"People use these words so much that they can start to sound meaningless," he said.
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And that he viewed (and views) lines between the professional and personal as largely meaningless.
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Their direct impact in a contest — what they achieve for themselves — is usually electorally meaningless.
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Some critics, including Democratic lawmakers, said then that the declaration was meaningless without additional funds.
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Consent is meaningless and sex workers who claim otherwise are delusional puppets of the patriarchy.
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At this year's meetings in Boca Raton, Florida, there were issues both meaningful and meaningless.
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Brands, desperate to quantify efforts, settled for meaningless metrics like impressions and click-through rates.
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It's become so ubiquitous as it's almost meaningless, or it's as horizontal as big data.
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The occasional office closure or cancelled concert is meaningless in the grand scheme of things.
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It wouldn't be surprising if meditation reduced productivity in jobs workers find to be meaningless.
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Over the course of decades, he implied that almost everything he said was somewhat meaningless.
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We're so stripped down that your back to basics punk rock is meaningless to us.
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Well, as I've said before, "Why?" questions are ultimately meaningless, or they're really "How?" questions.
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Staying in the agreement, even if it was substantively meaningless, didn't send the right signal.
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As a matter of substance, it was meaningless — the agreement had been dead for months.
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He would probably miss some meaningless preseason games and show up when it really mattered.
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Commander Ryan Tyler is another post-traumatic hero, drowning himself in vodka and meaningless sex.
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Sure, all human activity is meaningless, seeing as the world will probably end one day.
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We have now reached the point where any "definitive" statement from Mr. Trump is meaningless.
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It seeks to achieve dominance through a whirlwind of individually meaningless but cumulatively manipulative statements.
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"The sociology and liberal faith of Arthur Laurents's book are now fairly meaningless," he continued.
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"Because of Agent Rodgers's conduct, the Findley report is meaningless and wrong," the sheriff wrote.
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The question is, how much are Republicans willing to give away until victory becomes meaningless?
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That might be satisfying to people who accept the scientific consensus, but it's essentially meaningless.
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A meaningless digital RSVP, it turns out, isn't just a problem for your dinner party.
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They agree to meet for some meaningless sex, the kind that is scorched with meaning.
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As for the disengagement reports, they're "effectively meaningless," said Sam Abuelsamid, senior analyst at Navigant.
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At this point, while the relative values are meaningful, the overall value is virtually meaningless.
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Yes, I know enough to know that predictions at this point are meaningless and irresponsible.
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There were long stretches of our career where I felt Sara dwelled on meaningless things.
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First, the court could order a new trial, making this sentencing drama a meaningless exercise.
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"It didn't make sense and it was meaningless," he said of the wine cave attacks.
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And saying three-fifths of clothing will be trashed within "years" is a meaningless statement.
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Nor are Democrats energizing their base or winning back those they alienated with meaningless mantras.
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At that point, the convention would disband, and any recall of delegates would be meaningless.
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If Ukrainians feel they cannot receive justice, many of the other reforms would be meaningless.
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I can tell you, when you've lost your best friend, differences are petty and meaningless.
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Instead, they wound up with precarious, meaningless work and a mountain of student loan debt.
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"It felt like the most meaningless game in the history of the sport," Carpenter said.
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If I could find fulfilment in meaningless tasks, I could be content in most jobs.
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Diacre was furious about a meaningless goal conceded in second-half injury time that night.
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You owe no one in this world a reference, especially of the meaningless LinkedIn variety.
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But for Casey to do that would be meaningless, because no one would ever notice.
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The president himself kind of took that term, co-opted it and made it meaningless.
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What I did not do, was type in all caps on Twitter about how someone cheated at the Home Run Derby, an event that is more meaningless than the actual sport it vaguely resembles, which is itself fairly meaningless in the cosmic scheme of things.
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I understand that it's just the meaningless chatter of adults trying to make conversation with children.
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Meaningless now, except as a monument to the most I've ever gotten into video games series.
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That all the time we spend looking back on past glories is meaningless if recollected alone.
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Dehorty says that depression and anxiety are what cause us to feel powerless and even meaningless.
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Of the two Trumpish recommendations, one — reminding DOE to focus on "energy dominance" — is utterly meaningless.
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Would you trade a few weeks of meaningless sex for the physical comfort of a Telenoid?
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Democrats have likewise insisted if they further water down the climate plan, it could become meaningless.
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You weren't long for this cruel world, but at least your death wasn't totally meaningless. [9to5Google]
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This balancing act will prove harder as time goes on: threats without action soon become meaningless.
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You'd be forgiven for wondering if Intel's Project Athena laptop initiative is a meaningless marketing campaign.
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" Yale medical historian Jason Schwartz disagreed: "This assertion is at best ahistorical, if not altogether meaningless.
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As he's neared his 100th day in office, President Trump has dismissed the milestone as meaningless.
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When you keep hiring white men for positions of power, invocations of social justice become meaningless.
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The Ktunaxa maintain that skiers will drive away the grizzly-bear spirit, making their rituals meaningless.
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On Friday, Eilender said he believed the sanctions would make the pursuit of the lawsuit meaningless.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said the TPP would be "meaningless without the United States".
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"This is a meaningless death," said Yigal Goldenberg, brother-in-law of victim Ido Ben Ari.
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As we discovered earlier this month, Project Athena isn't going to be a meaningless marketing campaign.
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This ambiguity around disengagements has led many experts to dismiss the California reports as completely meaningless.
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At the same time, the data collected is fairly meaningless, data for the sake of data.
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Rather, they are worried standards could become meaningless if too many companies set their own criteria.
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The title is essentially meaningless unless you continually check market value in hopes of selling it.
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Ms Dong herself suggested that the wager was meaningless given how different Gree and Xiaomi were.
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It's a nice change to be consumed by something that is, all in all, quite meaningless.
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Both the government and Microsoft agree that the newly passed CLOUD Act renders the lawsuit meaningless.
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Maybe the tax isn't always crippling, but it is also extreme to say it is meaningless.
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A great score on a financial quiz is meaningless if someone does not treat money responsibly.
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"A national poll is absolutely meaningless," said Stuart Stevens, the chief strategist for Romney's 2012 campaign.
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Schumann says the phrase, for him and many veterans he has spoken to, has turned meaningless.
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But when the list was published in January, it was so long as to be meaningless.
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Where the conceit is really strong, then trying to illustrate it is kind of almost meaningless.
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"Prior to me becoming an anti-war activist, I had lived a meaningless life," she said.
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Still other SNPs are biologically meaningless, or have a biological significance that is not yet understood.
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Though meaningless in terms of biology, these tiny, random changes are often passed down in generations.
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You know how we just discussed how meaningless you'll find everything during the Saturn/Neptune square?
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Whatever data Twitter has may also be meaningless for a company like Snap, the investor said.
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"Defending that psychological support level is difficult, and meaningless," said Zhou Lin, analyst at Huaitai Securities.
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Of course, none of this is to say to say that Summer League is completely meaningless.
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Bashar al-Assad, Syria's president, has also promised to hold (meaningless) parliamentary elections on April 13th.
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It's valuable because it makes people laugh and earns their fleeting attention; it's also meaningless garble.
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It's kind of a meaningless discussion because there is no true definition and it's always evolving.
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There is no explicit politicking in "13 Hours", a sleek, poorly scripted and largely meaningless film.
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A week ago the words Yanny and Laurel were nigh-on meaningless to all of us.
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Of course, this was the All-Star Game, an exhibition game that's pretty meaningless and fun.
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You can declare a no-fly zone, but it's meaningless unless you're prepared to enforce it.
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People, including you, will wonder if they're good enough, or feel like their efforts are meaningless.
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What they reveal is how meaningless Trump's donation was when compared to his proposed budget cuts.
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Stewards blamed Rosberg for causing the last lap incident, imposing a meaningless time penalty and reprimand.
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Now look, I don't want to pretend that race and gender glass ceiling-breaking is meaningless.
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"On 100th anniversary of Sykes-Picot Agreement, borders/sovereignty have become meaningless," he wrote on Twitter.
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The results of the summit, taken as a stand-alone event, are disappointing and almost meaningless.
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He was muttering a slow, meaningless string of words in an unrecognizable high-pitched nasal tone.
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There's nothing—or at least there shouldn't be—anything quite as meaningless as the Super Bowl.
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For a long time, it was basically a meaningless word in a mess of a category.
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"Most of the animations shown on the I.C.C. are ad-like, meaningless videos," Mr. Wong said.
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It's totally meaningless whether there are any Russians in the audience in an Alabama crowd. 61.
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The problem is, right now, the term "natural" is meaningless when it comes to food labeling.
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But the justices may still render both cases meaningless for millions of Americans across the country.
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Some stiff accused him of being involved in some alleged cheating on some meaningless history test.
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It's hard to imagine that these overtures will end up as anything more than meaningless bromides.
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"Technology has made geographic barriers meaningless, but cultural differences are still very real," according to Juneja.
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But that ruling is practically meaningless if women can't reach a clinic in the first place.
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As Trump himself knows, without consequences for a breach, the rule of law is essentially meaningless.
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We already know that our consent is, more often than not, meaningless beyond its formal purpose.
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He's an Instagram celebrity, and he's stuck on this big meaningless, exhausting, eternally not gratifying treadmill.
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Getting rid of EHBs would also make the promise of covering people with preexisting conditions meaningless.
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It simply hints at more (probably meaningless) moves from each side over the next few weeks.
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From the pages of All About Beer to BeerAdvocate, editors have proclaimed the word 'craft' meaningless.
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They could seem meaningless, but I think they really inform the way we perceive each other.
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That rendered Pittsburgh's single run in the eighth and another two in the ninth relatively meaningless.
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Wade in recent years, but it reaffirmed that the right to abortion is meaningless without access.
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The result — 90 percent of voters unsurprisingly favored independence — is pretty much meaningless in the circumstances.
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And while those words have been wholly insufficient to the moment, they have not been meaningless.
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No, titles are meaningless, but if you were to care, I am the editor at large.
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In other words, he needs to feel the market, and not just go by meaningless numbers.
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She's in this meaningless landscape where she can fake it; she can be whoever she wants.
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But those good things are mostly stranded in a desert of meaningless subplots and B-stories.
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Appeals to abstract human rights are meaningless unless there are effective institutions to guarantee these rights.
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Without the arts, which put things into a human context, all that other stuff is meaningless.
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Some people argue that the alcohol level is meaningless, as long as the wine is balanced.
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Not just a statistic Numbers are meaningless to the mother of a child who's been killed.
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Those that do often provide disclosures that are mere boilerplate or too brief, and effectively meaningless.
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Consider the Panama win meaningless and the Tunisia squeaker a game that wasn't nearly that close.
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"This vote is going to be meaningless at the end of the day," Mr. Rohrbacher said.
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Brees promptly hit Coby Fleener for an ultimately meaningless touchdown, unless you were Belichick or Romo.
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To the Editor: The boycott of the inauguration by dozens of House Democrats is meaningless theater.
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Why did this medical paradigm seem seductive back then, and why does it seem meaningless now?
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Why let Steph Curry get injured in a meaningless match against an egocentric Houston Rockets team?
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Wade virtually meaningless, abortion is on the line for 21.5 million women of reproductive age nationwide.
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Now we see bombings everyday and the peace talks — and even talking about peace — feels meaningless.
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Now we see bombings everyday and the peace talks — and even talking about peace — feels meaningless.
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But unless the Supreme Court rules in New Jersey's favor, these state law changes are meaningless.
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But it is a relatively meaningless trust which does little to separate himself from his businesses.
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It was "extremely neat and very clever but pretty meaningless and very unfriendly," Mr. Brooker said.
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"Dialogue for the sake of dialogue would be meaningless," Abe told reporters after the phone talks.
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Measuring progress toward your goal based on how you feel can be meaningless without accurate data.
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The data generated by a FitBit, for example, is meaningless from a clinical perspective, says Johnmar.
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We don't need a meeting to get to know Putin, to engage in meaningless happy talk.
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Furthermore, he has threatened to render the impeachment power meaningless if Congress bows to his obstruction.
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Somebody like that does not show their emotions on their face, because they're meaningless in society.
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In policy terms, the Sanders-Clinton dust-up over Medicare for all is pretty clearly meaningless.
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All this means that as p-values have become more popular, they've also become more meaningless.
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All attempts to decode the Voynich Manuscript have proven futile; said futility has prompted speculation that the writing is meaningless, or hides meaning amid mostly meaningless characters (although statistical analysis has suggested that the markings in the Manuscript are consistent with those found in natural languages).
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The distance afforded by their presentation renders them simple enumerations of atrocities, for which justification is meaningless.
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Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, has succeeded before in disrupting opposition initiatives with conciliatory but ultimately meaningless gestures.
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Forced arbitration renders discriminatory laws "meaningless and unenforceable in court," the National Association of Consumer Advocates argues.
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So we figured we could write poetry that would sound very portentous but be, in fact, meaningless.
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While they both sound like the same meaningless acronyms, they're actually different in small but important ways.
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Shattering the pleasure ceiling, like breaking the proverbial glass ceiling, is meaningless if we aren't all included.
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And then they both release meaningless apologies that settle nothing except the fact that they're still oblivious.
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But, "theme" might be generous, as its appeal, for me, was how enjoyably meaningless it all was.
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"While this sounds good on paper, it's meaningless without knowing the baseline data behind it," Dhrodia said.
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Report would be meaningless and a waste of the $Billions (ridiculous) that it costs to put together!
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You feel like the center of the universe, and your meaningless movie is more important than anything.
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Appaloosa had termed Allergan's decision as "meaningless series of gestures" and called for a more immediate change.
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They're self-centered and petty, and some of the plotlines centered on meaningless fights are cringingly skippable.
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Like sitting behind a desk as the world around you devolves into undead madness, it's pretty meaningless.
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The effect is similar: false or meaningless follower counts can confuse the basic fabric of the platform.
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"So it is meaningless to predict a timing when it may come to an end," he added.
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"Stop sending meaningless political-related issues, it just makes you look like an idiot," reads one comment.
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However, one of Wall Street's most closely followed analysts has a clear message: The event is meaningless.
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Determined to free her sex from their "meaningless" lives, she began to join all-male climbing clubs.
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But it also was used to describe something meaningless: Eh, don't take it seriously, it's just shitposting.
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All because there's a gold star at the end, something that says I excelled at something meaningless.
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Apple could potentially have made up its own metric, but that might have proved meaningless to users.
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But extra points to Ocasio-Cortez here for making that meaningless string of words actually say something.
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That's why, as the list of participants has grown, "membership" in the BRI has become almost meaningless.
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My brothers make fun of my excessive snapchatting because I send "meaningless" pictures that have no purpose.
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People will always die, and many of those deaths (even in a just war) will prove meaningless.
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But all of that work feels wasted, tied to a story that, by the end, feels meaningless.
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Independents through and through, defining their political identity was meaningless; they're angry musicians, nothing more, nothing less.
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Now, simply because the House vote to rebuke Trump is purely symbolic doesn't mean it is meaningless.
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Social media users have alleged that the report "meaningless," writing of "elevator closures wreaking havoc on lives."
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Home of absurdly large music performances, extremely significant European football matches, and totally meaningless American football games.
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But that's a stupid, meaningless designation, much like Johnson's status as the best pound-for-pound fighter.
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The term 'artificial intelligence' gets thrown around so much these days that it can sometimes feel meaningless.
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A Canadian team of scientists claims Vijg's original paper is based on statistically "noisy" (or meaningless) data.
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They hope, thereby, that if their activity is being monitored, it will appear random and therefore meaningless.
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And it demonstrates that it's not unreasonable to suggest that the consent is meaningless in any case.
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But it's meaningless if they publicly bow to him, routinely vote for him and never condemn him.
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Everything else (like declaring mission accomplished on an Obamacare repeal that never really happened) is meaningless politics.
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It relies on lofty but meaningless phraseology like Shared Values, Finding Common Ground and Bringing People Together.
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You're one of the advocates that it is meaningless to have dialogue for the sake of dialogue.
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Interestingly, the study concluded by warning coffee companies against just slapping meaningless sustainability certifications onto their beans.
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The Bahamas has only 26 of these (not counting TIEAs with other tax havens, which are meaningless).
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"You need to offer solutions to people; otherwise, you're just giving them meaningless information," Mr. Jacobson said.
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If that thinking were applied to other constitutional freedoms, it would render the Bill of Rights meaningless.
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The distinction between the two — which were both led by Campbell — would become almost meaningless in Kunduz.
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After all, one would then have to take into consideration all the second-order meaningless jobs, i.e.
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" But, in the view of Andrew Downs, the Indiana political scientist, "the tax cuts were fairly meaningless.
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Otherwise, the "Do Not Enter" list, which bans foreign nationals from spending in U.S. elections, is meaningless.
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"Dialogue for the purpose of having dialogue is meaningless," Abe said at the New York Stock Exchange.
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And while Trump practices shock and awe diplomacy, the Republican-controlled Congress has been passing meaningless resolutions.
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And yet, her brazenness in asserting that fake and real is a meaningless distinction is stunning. Truly.
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If this doesn't make it a media company, then the distinction is semantic enough to be meaningless.
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Instead of being meaningless, they contain a core of meaning that has since been lost with overuse.
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Turner accused Mueller of using a "misleading" and "meaningless" term that has no basis in the law.
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Because the legislation created a national standard of essential benefits, though, that provision has mostly been meaningless.
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"The world will only laugh loudly at this type of false, meaningless and unnecessary speech," Qassemi said.
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A senior Trump administration official dismissed as "meaningless" Maduro's order that diplomats leave the country within days.
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""Not exactly 20163 stuff even if Gruccifer [sic] 2.0 was working for the Russkies," Stone said. "Meaningless.
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Denying him a new deal was essentially meaningless, since they'd lost their campaign to change TWC's bylaws.
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Through vulnerability (The Bachelor loves to cite vulnerability, but the word is meaningless on the show now).
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Instead of subjecting candidates to meaningless debates, why not try them out for the job of president?
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How far can this process go before all reality gets substituted by lifeless and meaningless pixel sheets?
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The general tone of people criticizing it is meaningless ludditism at best and outright misogyny at worst.
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When candidates told lies with abandon, distorted the views of their opponents, and incessantly quoted meaningless polls?
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It's easy to slip into procrastination when you're working alone on tasks that seem ambiguous and meaningless.
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The progressive bombast is meaningless if prosecutors continue to promote the same harsh practices behind the scenes.
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"Ursonate" (primal sonata) is a series of heavily umlauted phonemes that are meaningless in any known language.
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If no cop is around to pull over speed-demon drivers, the speed limits become meaningless. Translation?
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But these shifts are meaningless if Democrats can't get enough young people of color to the polls.
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But those ideals are meaningless unless they apply, in practice, to India's temples, churches, businesses and schools.
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Fake reform is typically a meaningless and minor policy change that sounds far grander than it is.
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In S4 of Veep we came up with the most meaningless election slogan we could think of.
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The risk is not just that we make sanctions meaningless by eroding our own credibility with them.
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But I admire its stoic reserve, holding firm as the surrounding conversation escalates into a meaningless din.
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The Paris accord set meaningless sliding-scale emissions targets with no penalties for failure to meet them.
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Mr. Murray, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, criticized the penalties announced this week as meaningless.
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His own struggles seemed like petty complications, meaningless snags in the dull itinerary that was his life.
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After all these years, I've come to understand that the particulars of numbers and sums are meaningless.
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Tom O'Halleran (Ariz.) and Kurt Schrader (Ore.) offered the Taxpayers Don't Incur Meaningless Expenses (Taxpayers DIME) Act.
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What you see is a meaningless graphic representation of medieval textuality — not a text, not even letters.
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This is social interaction in the Uncanny Valley: statistically important but substantively meaningless — a completely individual endeavor.
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This term gets thrown around so much by partisans on both sides that it has become meaningless.
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My gut reaction was that this is kind of meaningless given how Twitter as a platform operates.
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Now, if only we saw more of that among American shareholders, rather than fights over meaningless issues.
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But Ward believes that higher voter turnout and higher use of the platform are not meaningless numbers.
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Plus, the words "natural" and "clean" are just as meaningless as "superfood," with no officially sanctioned definition.
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Yes, he shared—as he put it—"objectively true information," but that information is meaningless without context.
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The problem was that she couldn't just let herself be lucky, because luck was random, meaningless, undeserved.
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It's easy to call for more meaningless sanctions in order to pose as the hard-nosed president.
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When truth and falsity are blurred, logic is rendered meaningless and the entire system of mathematics collapses.
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The game was meaningless, it was ramshackle and bad, it was very much The Sasha Vujacic Game.
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Throughout the weekend, rival television executives groused privately that the viewership number Netflix released was virtually meaningless.
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The Real Stars of the Internet The five-star rating scale has become increasingly meaningless — and powerful.
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" The division replied that prices were set by the finance ministry so a meeting would be "meaningless.
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Isn't the appearance of a conflict of interest inherently meaningless if it is ultimately just an appearance?
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The question is how we can find meaning and purpose in an existence that can seem meaningless.
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After all, the only thing worse than watching a group of all-stars float through a meaningless game at half-speed would be watching a group of all-stars float through a meaningless game at half-speed while desperately trying to set up Scott for a tap-in goal.
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While the topics are being introduced, grab one of those sticky note pads and start drawing meaningless flowcharts.
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Have you seen any data on what kinds of jobs tend to get classified by people as meaningless?
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North Korea&aposs pullout of its artillery would be "meaningless" or a symbolic "gesture for peace," Lee said.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)When it comes to informed consumption, online user reviews can be pretty damn meaningless.
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We've heard that phrase so much across the internet over the past year that it's almost become meaningless.
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The Australian "government" connection allowed the bureau to infuse the meaningless Papadopoulos conversation with significance, justifying the probe.
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In a tactical ploy, the League withdrew its motion on Tuesday, but Conte said the move was meaningless.
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I preferred lessons on history and creative writing to the seemingly meaningless equations I learned in math classes.
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I mean, saying you need a climate plan that works for us all is the definition of meaningless.
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Julie slowly grows weary of her independent life, which is meaningless without something and someone to live for.
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"There's so much variability, it becomes meaningless when you're talking about empathy or abilities in math," she says.
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Clinton — they know that his current polling is meaningless, because he has never yet faced their attack machine.
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One disappointed commentator called it "woefully inadequate"; a noted religious scholar dismissed it as "meaningless" and a "betrayal".
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"They are rendered meaningless and even counter-productive as soon as one nation fails to comply," he said.
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American Gods touts the virtues of faith, but that faith is so vague, it ends up being meaningless.
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Of course, these numbers are largely meaningless compared to more tangible metrics like gross bookings, revenue, and profit.
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But when the President of the United States acknowledges that, we can officially call it a meaningless term.
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A fancy icon next to a virtual profile is not sufficient, nor are a mound of meaningless points.
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Until then, "Rights where people know they can't enforce them are meaningless," argues Michael Reed, an employment lawyer.
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Accountability is meaningless unless it's for everybody, and that's why it can't just be for individual bad actors.
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"Take parliament out of the history of England", Enoch Powell once said, "and that history itself becomes meaningless".
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I don't know what they're doing crashing with a couple laps to go while multiple laps down. Meaningless.
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"Progressive" has become a vague identifier, but the term is used so loosely as to be almost meaningless.
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If nothing else, the White House seems to have provided plenty of meaningless buzzwords about the AI endeavor.
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I don't need a goddamned date on a meaningless holiday to validate my existence, thank you very much.
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They all feel that, once both companies are eventually public, the "who went first" issue becomes largely meaningless.
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If the organization ignores federal violations, then "accreditation is basically meaningless," Harvard researcher Ashish Jha told the WSJ.
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They will keep taking meaningless fights and if you keep watching them, Bellator will keep tempting them back.
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It was a merciful but horrible purgatory to have the weight of that meaningful and yet meaningless responsibility.
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"We won a basketball game, but considering everything that has gone on today, it's pretty meaningless," Popovich said.
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It's become a meaningless marketing label, along with bedfellows such as 'seamless', 'revolutionary' and — all too often — 'disruptive'.
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Ethical standards, no matter how emphatically stated, are meaningless if company culture does not reflect them in practice.
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The fact is that the 2 percent goal is meaningless in shaping an effective deterrent defense for NATO.
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Jessa's shotgun wedding was a blip on the radar, and totally meaningless to the rest of the show.
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The true beauty of the legging is its simplicity; alone on an otherwise nude form, they are meaningless.
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Some people view gestures are "meaningless," but Sierzega and Whitney see them as a sign of the times.
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The distinction becomes meaningless, because even with his most reliable jokes, he is constantly disrupting his own premises.
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The regulation has been criticized for lacking a specified measurement methodology, making comparisons between companies next to meaningless.
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Most of us will be cheated on at one point or another in our sad and meaningless lives.
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Unfortunately, the arbitrage trades may pass up also "meaningless" price moves to the securities in the ETF portfolios.
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The runs felt meaningless by the eighth inning, when the Mets needed three relievers to record three outs.
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The state standards were so loose, he said, that students in struggling communities were left with meaningless diplomas.
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Strife gives you something to work towards, purpose; it's what gives life meaning, not what makes it meaningless.
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I'm finding all those meaningless things, like cooking every meal from scratch and cleaning up, deeply satisfying. Why?
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It felt so insular, so time-consuming and yet so meaningless, too, in the grand scheme of things.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders called the Times story "meaningless" in a comment to CNN on Tuesday.
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"This story was meaningless when it was written six months ago and even more so now," she said.
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However, the reality is that such innovation will become meaningless if no one can afford to use it.
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His words about clean air or infrastructure or anything else are completely meaningless until we see real plans.
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Expanded access to healthcare is meaningless unless lawmakers address third-party disruption in potentially life-saving medical treatments.
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FOI deadlines are unfortunately quite meaningless—agencies can delay responding to a request in any number of ways.
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Somehow the juxtaposition of sensitive French ruminations never jars with the apparently meaningless aggression of the gameplay visuals.
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For a lot of people they may well be, and I've definitely had meaningless one-night stands, too.
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From meaningless NBA games to the Washington Post's new slogan, everything's seems geared to the End of Things.
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"Basically it is a meaningless threat, legally speaking," University of Wisconsin Madison media law expert Robert Drechsel said.
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Hot yoga is widely touted as being "detoxifying," only "detoxifying" is a pretty meaningless word in this context.
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"To a super majority of the customers of this brand, what just occurred is meaningless," said Mr. Cohen.
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And few have been meaningless: Of the 23, more than half have been tying or go-ahead scores.
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James scored his first points on a deep 3-pointer nearly three minutes into a technically meaningless game.
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Trying to teach children to read by teaching them the sounds of letters is literally a meaningless activity.
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Though the remaining 20 minutes of the film traipses into beautiful, cosmic unknowns, none of it is meaningless.
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In response, he could adopt the president's line that the census would be "meaningless" without a citizenship question.
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In general, do you pay attention to your dreams, or do you just write them off as meaningless?
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"Feel the market, don't just go by meaningless numbers," Mr. Trump urged in a tweet earlier on Tuesday.
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Far from making our lives meaningful, eternity would make them meaningless, since our actions would have no purpose.
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Seeing it printed in gold on fine paper reduces that world into a meaningless commodity, a kitschy souvenir.
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Wade decision was "settled law" — a comment that Democrats and abortion rights advocates derided as a meaningless dodge.
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The touting of sales records by movie studios is usually meaningless spin; they don't take inflation into account.
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Doncic hasn&apost seemed to care about his impressive statistical feat, shrugging off the numbers as almost meaningless.
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But now, he said, our politicians and bankers have become crooks, our wars meaningless, and our values lost.
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The public face of the world — the Islamic State and all those meaningless words — is ugly right now.
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Regardless, the thresholds are meaningless if Tom Steyer can buy his way onto the stage with Facebook ads.
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Privacy scholars seek to double-down on notice and consent practices, but consent, without true choice, is meaningless.
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The second opt-out would make the insurance options for those with pre-existing conditions even more meaningless.
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This visually exhausting parody of 1980s late-night television offers little more than a collage of meaningless nostalgia.
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"The 14-day stipulation was meaningless in a context with new infections and new transmission episodes," Adalja said.
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Sweet n' sour seems like a meaningless name when most of McDonald's sauces already are sweet and sour.
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"I feel my life is meaningless," Mr. Yoh said, sitting in a large office in Juba, the capital.
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A massive moment and proof positive that Trump's pledges of bipartisanship from two days earlier were totally meaningless.
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So while Facebook's claim that the Oversight Board will operate "transparently" sure sound good it's also entirely meaningless.
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" Tehran has denied involvement in the attacks, calling the accusations from Saudi and U.S. officials "meaningless" and "pointless.
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The line between solo show and stand-up has always been blurry, but now it is nearly meaningless.
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" Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Abbas Mousavi said in a statement the U.S. accusations were "blind, incomprehensible and meaningless.
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The most insidious thing a game can do to me is throw down a meaningless, goalpost-moving challenge.
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As detailed in James Bridle's piece on Medium, the result is something that often feels mindless and meaningless.
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But as reporting by Brown and others has shown, both those penalties were close to meaningless in Epstein's case.
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Legislators might "pack" political opponents into a few districts, rendering their votes meaningless in other areas of the state.
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Which isnt just ambiguous, compared to the multiple previous agreements involving North Korea, its also completely meaningless, Oliver noted.
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The will of the people might not be all that matters in politics, but nor should it be meaningless.
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Perhaps the most beautiful example of the "so bad/meaningless/confusing it's actually good" pun ever put into practice.
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Taking useful insurance and turning it into meaningless nonsense is the main result of the Senate's proposed healthcare bill.
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But Warmind is the first time I've felt like not knowing my Destiny history made the game almost meaningless.
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Covering only the developments so far rather than the grand total of the project, this number is effectively meaningless.
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By 2012, public financing of the presidential campaign was all but meaningless; by 2016 it was a distant afterthought.
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This pretty infographic is the result: As you can see, your lightbulbs and laundry verge on meaningless, carbon-wise.
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Baseball injuries are often cruel in the sense that they are random, meaningless, striking almost as acts of God.
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Kirsch regards the 1.8-point gain he finds as clinically meaningless and not justifying the benefits of these drugs.
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From the star studies point of view, whether that star image is fake or real is a meaningless question.
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But since Vanderbilt's time, the controlled risk of driving has been an antidote to meaningless work and passive leisure.
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"We felt that making the VR experience another rhythm game of a similar nature would be meaningless," explains Hayashi.
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Be sure to bookmark Cinderblock's YouTube page for new videos to bring relatable joy to our otherwise meaningless lives.
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" But Azoff calls the system "meaningless when YouTube continues to hide behind the 'safe harbor' provisions of the DMCA.
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That idea is meaningless if it's premised on the guise of liberal inclusiveness as bigotry thrives beneath the surface.
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Who needs an Emmy when you can have a meaningless award issued by our slightly unhinged, wannabe authoritarian president?
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The app is a good place for meaningless scrolling, but it actually gave me quite a chuckle as well.
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It's a long howling expanse of meaningless shit, but the game is to fight for every inch of it.
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Since he's dead, he's obviously not a candidate for the death penalty – making the MSNBC correspondent's point essentially meaningless.
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The boredom of playing out the meaningless string gives way in a hurry to the challenge of fitting in.
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And his legacy is not helped by being on the conservative side of virtually meaningless 4-to-4 votes.
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But these thoughts are so powerful that it's impossible for me to think about anything else, rendering distractions meaningless.
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Security is empty, meaningless theater — or, at least, that's the lesson taught to most employees of most large companies.
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Nowadays, I honestly cannot fathom a symbol that wouldn't immediately become exploitable to the point where it becomes meaningless.
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Ultimately, these suggestions are meaningless without real action from Congress and the president to ensure the security of elections.
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Not only is it largely meaningless to almost everyone—who the hell knows what the FTC's privacy framework is?
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Mr. Dole is one of the most prominent members of the Republican "establishment," a term he described as meaningless.
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"The Obama administration running around and talking about meaningless sanctions until today is highly laughable," state media said Sunday.
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Whatever small inconveniences we shouldered during the shared desktop era have been rendered meaningless in today's tech-saturated households.
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Sort of like the previous slogan, "A Better Deal" — another meaningless cliché that apparently proved inadequate to the task.
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If this did not merit even a warning under Twitter's new 'Trump disclaimer' rule then the rule is meaningless.
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I suppose if every day is a day to debunk the moon landing the 50th anniversary is kinda meaningless.
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Also, please remember that even though right now you feel like everything is hopeless and meaningless, this will pass!
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I was no longer going to entertain meaningless hookups and dating people who had no intention of ever committing.
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The opposition says the election is meaningless, while Britain and France dismissed it as "flimsy facade" and a "sham".
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Raw reality is meaningless and disorienting and almost impossible for any human to accept on a full-time basis.
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If South Korea and Japan say we could (launch attacks) out of there, taking out Guam becomes almost meaningless.
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The letters "GMO," on their own, are essentially meaningless (unless you are trying to start an argument on Facebook).
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But the Obama administration hopes to poke enough holes in the restrictions to make the embargo all but meaningless.
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Gargash said the Turkish deployment was a "meaningless escalation" and he hoped Ankara would act in a "reasonable way".
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Kavanaugh's statement that he "understands the importance of the precedent" is, as my colleague Anna North explains, utterly meaningless.
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So it means it's really meaningless to study inequality in Latin American and developing countries without considering this issue.
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One factor may be the belief that their contributions are meaningless given the size and complexity of environmental issues.
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A meaningless mid-February tilt between the New York Knicks and the Milwaukee Bucks became something unimaginable, an end.
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But especially in this trying chapter of American history, there's a danger in overinvesting in ultimately meaningless musical moments.
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This story is about investors losing tens of millions of dollars and dozens of employees left with meaningless stock.
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The more important concern is not that Roe will be explicitly reversed, but that it will be rendered meaningless.
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The New York Times' Alan Henry recently said productivity advice is meaningless for people dealing with injustice at work.
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Democrats are emphatic that the rules on broadband providers' conduct are meaningless without strong enforcement mechanisms for the FCC.
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This authority is meaningless if the laws that Congress passes are not enforced in the interior of the country.
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But those who oppose a peace declaration say it would at best be meaningless since it's not a treaty.
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Having manufactured a crisis, Trump is now attempting to show he's solving it—with a meaningless show of force.
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But aside from meaningless disapproval in the United Nations, Russian power was ascendant with impunity from the world community.
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And if you adjust things so the volume measurements are globally compatible, then the inequality becomes meaningless, they say.
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Why it matters: Two other injunctions halting the end of DACA are still in place, making yesterday's "deadline" meaningless.
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His interpretation is inconsistent with the plain terms of this Court's order and renders its pre- approval requirement meaningless.
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So many athletes withdrew, both black and white, that when the meet went through anyway, the times were meaningless.
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"To say that this bill without the additional funding is meaningless would be a gross overstatement," Mr. Ventrell said.
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Volkswagen and Nissan operate unionized plants everywhere but the US South, so the threat is meaningless at that level.
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The Obama Administration has made a profession out of economic "statistics" so caveated and manipulated as to be meaningless.
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When dealing with a boat sinking, "it's pretty meaningless to use only the number of bodies found," he argued.
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I am beyond depressed at the advent of the hearings, because they're so fake and meaningless in the end.
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Would this be a meaningless gesture, given that no recent mass killing before this one has involved automatic fire?
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"The word dialog has become meaningless in Europe," he said, referring to the requirements placed on the auto industry.
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They say free tuition is meaningless without more teachers and materials, and major upgrades to the country's crumbling schools.
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It also doesn't argue that life is an endless, meaningless grind — though you could also read it that way.
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And no compulsion, beyond an ultimately meaningless utilitarian social contract, to bind ourselves to any ethical or moral system.
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A light year is so much distance that it makes typical units of measurement, like miles, all but meaningless.
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Her words would be meaningless and would have no effect on either Trump's supporters or even the president himself.
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Then you reach a chunk that looks like this: If you keep reading from left to right, it's meaningless.
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Try telling a Panamanian that Felipe Baloy's late consolation goal — the country's first in the World Cup — was meaningless.
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The answer itself is a string of meaningless, immeasurable, unenumerated pledges and accusations held together by spit and hostility.
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But that nominal number is meaningless without providing further context of the U.S.'s ability-to-repay that debt.
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Was waiting in line for a professional reason as meaningless as waiting in line for boring old consumer desire?
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A red herring is something that led you down a path that went nowhere, or that was ultimately meaningless.
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The premise reveals itself as an expression of despair, approximating the tedious but crushing burden of a meaningless existence.
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Lawmakers are formulating "meaningless" green vehicle regulations, according to Andy Palmer, CEO of British luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin.
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Rory Smith on Soccer If you think there are a lot of meaningless international games in soccer, you're right.
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"I'm not, like, a great advocate on the budget because I think so often it's relatively meaningless," said Rep.
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FACEBOOK - IMPLEMENTED POLICY BANNING PAID ADVERTISING THAT "SUGGESTS VOTING IS USELESS OR MEANINGLESS, OR ADVISES PEOPLE NOT TO VOTE"
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The San Francisco 49ers were set to square off against the Green Bay Packers in a meaningless preseason affair.
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But our current political environment keeps reminding us that a disavowal can also be something else: perfunctory, meaningless, phony.
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How long until it becomes standard for prospects of their caliber to skip a meaningless post-season bowl game?
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"I had met her several months before but didn't have the time to indulge in meaningless conversation," he said.
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Learning the history behind butter chicken opened my eyes to how meaningless "authenticity" is when it comes to food.
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" He added, "An objective account of a happening is meaningless without the third eye, without the fiction of art.
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Meaningless trinkets from American military officers who never knew their names must have been easy objects to part with.
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It was that the speech was vague to the point of being meaningless, totally incoherent, or just plain wrong.
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The data sitting there, on RCMP servers, would still be encrypted, a meaningless string of letters, numbers, and symbols.
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Or you could think this is meaningless, a big piece of trash dumped into the sewer of the internet.
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We tell them that their work is meaningless, and also so good that they can't have done it themselves.
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But as I've said many times before, "not literally impossible" is a pretty meaningless benchmark in the real world.
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Trump's new executive orders on crime are meaningless, criminologists say Trump's new executive orders on crime are meaningless, criminologists say Americans got an indication of the Justice Department's upcoming agenda when President Trump signed three executive orders at the Oval Office swearing-in ceremony of new Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday.
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In such cases, the decision of a family court guaranteeing visiting rights or joint custody can be close to meaningless.
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Xu said the reprieve was "meaningless" to Huawei, whose employees are "fully prepared" to live and work with the ban.
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That benefit, however, can be meaningless if you're seeing that your friends went to the farmer's market again without you.
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"The amount of money that's wasted on meaningless education in [the U.S.], it never ceases to amaze me," he said.
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The phrase "bullshit detector" is such a favorite generational descriptor among marketing pundits that it's ironically becoming a meaningless buzzword.
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I enjoyed this supercharged circus tent, even as I found its blithe peppiness meaningless — never challenging, offending, disturbing, or polyvalent.
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"The TPP without the United States is meaningless," Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Monday during a visit to Argentina.
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What we want, I think, is an acknowledgement that death — meaningful, meaningless, or otherwise — has weight to it, has significance.
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Japanese editorials sounded a similar warning, saying dialogue would be meaningless unless it led to denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula.
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These changes could water down any nuclear disarmament agreement and turn concrete pledges into statements of intent that are meaningless.
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It is kind of a meaningless event which is why the market has done nothing, it doesn't tell you anything.
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In a world full of meaningless chatter, Frank Ocean gives his fans the one thing they need the most: solitude.
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While there are GOP caucuses in the state on Monday, they are largely meaningless because Trump has no serious opposition.
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"Collective goals ... are rendered meaningless, even counter-productive as soon as one nation fails to comply," Pompeo told the Council.
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The argument is that with Kalanick's leave only temporary, any attempt to start with a clean slate would be meaningless.
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Now, you claim this is wrong because the individual's vote is meaningless and therefore voting is really about group empowerment.
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To be sure, Uber's focus on turning its adjusted EBITDA figure positive isn't necessarily meaningless, some of the experts said.
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The Nissan Vmotion 2.0 isn't a typical concept car, full of amazing but ultimately meaningless specs and crazy power numbers.
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My old bones had tuckered themselves out with sheer inanity, with grumpy nothingness, onset alcoholism, meaningless meandering, and pies consumption.
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Amazon manually removed the suggestion, overriding a political statement that was obvious to a human, but meaningless to a machine.
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His proposal would eliminate the notice requirement and water down the evaluation requirement in a way that renders it meaningless.
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They merely promised to "work toward" the goal of denuclearization, which is about as vague and meaningless as it gets.
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Meaningless words spoken in an encouraging voice or meaningful words said in a neutral tone didn't have the same effect.
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But scientists aren't drawn to their profession because they love mind-numbing repetition and enormous spreadsheets full of meaningless numbers.
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" Another wrote, "I think you should be more concerned with the people that live there instead of your meaningless vacation.
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The dogs heard some words of praise, and words that were meaningless, in both praising and neutral tones of voice.
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And predictably, ticket prices for a seemingly meaningless spring game against Utah soared to the tune of thousands per ticket.
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Talk of 100-year or 500-year floods is meaningless, as are some of the flood plain maps, Criss said.
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Candidates for the commission job could head those tickets, rather than being chosen in opaque fashion by meaningless political groupings.
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"Raising the tax is meaningless if it involves stimulus to boost spending," a service firm manager wrote in the survey.
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"If employment rights are not enforced, they become meaningless, and labor abuse can easily develop into severe exploitation," Robinson said.
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However, teams test with a variety of fuel loads and settings, which makes a comparison of the times fairly meaningless.
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They also say that unless they can allay U.S. concerns about the group, an agreement with Kabul would be meaningless.
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The only thing that ever seemed remotely promising about it was Trump's say-so, but Trump's say-so is meaningless.
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Like American chocolate, Ginsters is almost entirely flavourless, appealing to a range of tastes so broad as to become meaningless.
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Four simple words, seemingly meaningless when uttered, as if they didn't have the power to stop time and kill dreams.
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It risks further splitting the city into a collection of parochial political and business fiefdoms rallied by meaningless promotional slogans.
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The Magic did not score from the 3:58 mark until Payton made a meaningless layup at the final horn.
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Outside of a conversation about economics, the valuation of art, and the survivability of photographers—the distinction is completely meaningless.
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And yet, here we are, and here it is, and the world continues its downward spiral towards meaningless cultural garble.
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And even if one country or continental power acted, it would be meaningless unless the whole world did as well.
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It is the single most commonly used phrase in traditional martial arts and yet it is largely meaningless sales patter.
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Despite his paper profit on Home Capital, Buffett believes investment gains and losses in a given period are usually meaningless.
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"The world will only laugh loudly at this type of false, meaningless and unnecessary speech and false shows," Qassemi said.
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And 2 percent annual improvements in fuel efficiency are effectively meaningless when demand is growing more than twice as fast.
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Jim Himes (D-Conn.) and few of his colleagues were fed up with another meaningless and insulting moment of silence.
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If these stories are not the real thing, they're such a good imitation of it that the distinction is meaningless.
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However laudable the academy's efforts, they will remain meaningless if the industry doesn't make good-faith efforts at real equality.
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Darin Friedrichs, a senior Asia commodity analyst at the Shanghai-based brokerage INTL FCStone, characterized the pledge as virtually meaningless.
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The lack of a name for the Arab could be seen as simply underscoring the meaningless absurdity of his death.
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We live in a state of utter anarchy it seems.. the law, the constitution, even evidence it seems are meaningless.
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But the phrase "eye level," encountered at eye level, detains you in pleasant consideration of its intriguing, perhaps meaningless, symmetries.
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" He says to his mother, who is absorbed in her hectic, meaningless life, "We have lost the sense of space. . . .
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"The only thing success has taught me is that success is meaningless," he told The Saturday Evening Post in 1961.
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Almost every writer here was intensely aware of mass death, meaningless death, death in which the individual is absolutely erased.
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Don't pick fights over meaningless things or suspicions—take it easy and connect with the friends you know and love.
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"The left hemisphere was more active for lexically marked sounds — meaningful words — but not for ... meaningless sound sequences," he writes.
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Will we see real locomotives, or whatever will they be, and will we take them to be meaningless pixel surfaces?
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"The right to choose is meaningless without the access to choose, and that is what this bill is about," Rep.
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Otherwise the effect of early voting would be relatively meaningless: People would have voted anyway, just at a different time.
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Anastasiades, who runs an executive government, has distanced himself from parliament, conceding the vote was ill-timed, wrong and meaningless.
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As welcome as these reprimands are, they are ultimately meaningless if not supported with votes against the Trump administration's agenda.
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Legislators who have viewed the annexes, however, found the criteria for compliance so nebulous as to make the process meaningless.
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If everyone was just worried about some meaningless letter grade and their test scores, then our society would never advance.
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"Superfood," according to Andy Bellatti, a registered dietitian and co-founder of Dietitians for Professional Integrity, is almost equally meaningless.
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"Suspensions being down is meaningless," said Gregory Floyd, president of Local 237 Teamsters, the union that represents school safety agents.
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Kudos, Andrew Cuomo Leadership is a word that's thrown around way too often, and through overuse has almost become meaningless.
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People don't want to vote because they feel their votes are meaningless and there are no candidates who represent them.
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Crieghton says Facebook's boasting about statistics is meaningless when you consider the huge amount of terrorist content being shared online.
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"That might be for people outside our building, talking about the meaningful or meaningless nature of a game," Garrett said.
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We need to treat Trump's so-called "lobbying ban" as what it is: meaningless substance, intended as subterfuge and distraction.
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Caruso also knows that the Lakers are playing fairly meaningless games, including Sunday's 111-106 victory over the Sacramento Kings.
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While appellations within Languedoc like St.-Chinian, Faugères and Corbières may resonate historically, they are virtually meaningless to most consumers.
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It chimed with Prince's vision of a utopian Uptown in which race and other classifications were both ignored and meaningless.
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") can be so obscure as to be meaningless, and the wording ("What is the more common plural form for octopus?
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The Bolsheviks admired the cleansing purges of Robespierre's Reign of Terror: "A revolution without firing squads is meaningless," Lenin said.
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It's a meaningless designation that the Trump administration has passed on before and is now making without any real evidence.
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"The follower count is really completely meaningless," said Bob Gilbreath, chief executive of Ahalogy, a marketing technology company in Cincinnati.
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A wild pitch allowed Brantley to advance to second, but Jonathan Loaisiga made that meaningless when he walked Alex Bregman.
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One tweet containing a meaningless string of symbols that was sent in 2013 remained up after Scaramucci's purge. %kIIiiIIk`NJJjnnjnjNnjNnnnnnnnnnnnnNjjnNnNNJjNjn.
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Jackson, because of a largely meaningless fourth-quarter rally, managed to compile more than 400 yards of offense on Saturday.
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McVay's Rams have won three of four from Shanahan's 49ers, with the only loss a meaningless season finale in 2017.
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President Trump threatened to designate Mexican cartels "narco-terrorists," a meaningless step meant only to frighten Mr. López Obrador's team.
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"Leave off those meaningless statements about being a 'proactive self-starter' unless you have something meaningful to say," Augustine says.
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The First Amendment is being rendered meaningless by the same kinds of mobs it was implemented to hold at bay.
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As they recognized, individual rights are meaningless if they may be ignored by a centralized government without checks and balances.
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