Parents were more bothered by "sissy" sons than "tomboy" daughters.
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But Foster was more bothered by her costume than the dialogue.
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He was more bothered about mum and kept saying is 'mum ok?
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People who scored low on agreeability were more bothered by the grammos.
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And people who scored low on "extraversion" were more bothered by both types of errors.
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On the opposite side, Hunter is almost more bothered that Ashley lied to him than I am.
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While he thinks both are offensive, Bagby said he was much more bothered by the KKK outfit.
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She tried to smile it away, but strangers seemed more bothered by the fall than she did.
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I'm even more bothered, however, by what Mr. Moore's popularity says about the sorry state of evangelical Christianity.
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Beijing tends to be more bothered by actions punishing individuals and specific companies than trade duties that hammer entire sectors.
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I was more bothered by how hard it was to detect any spices other than a shadow of hot sauce.
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People who scored high in conscientiousness or low on the "open-to-experience" trait were more bothered by the typos.
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Odiegwu told CNN though he knows the health implications of codeine addiction, he is more bothered about its impact on his academics.
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If you found out that the woman you were dating was your aunt, wouldn't you be more bothered by the accidental incest?
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Residents, he added, are far more bothered by the closing of fish processing factories than by the arrival of yet another American radar.
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Protesters outside his Tuesday fundraiser on Manhattan's Upper East Side seemed more bothered by Buttigieg's association with wealthy donors than his work history.
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He may have been more bothered by a shoulder ailment than he let on, and he deflected a question about it on Monday.
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When it first happened, I was more bothered because I didn't quite have the track record that I have now, and I wanted to focus on qualifications.
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There is a lot of cattle at this day and age that are more bothered about getting fancy weights than they are about keeping the animal correct and mobile.
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But, perhaps because I was a straight white male from a nominally Christian household, I was more bothered by the word "kook," surfer parlance for unskilled outsider — as in, me.
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I was more bothered by how commercialized the pet cremation business had become — with special packages that required choosing which urn to buy or how many monks would pray for your pet.
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"She beat me up one night because a thing came out in the newspaper and I think she was more bothered because it was in the press," Jones revealed in a 2015 television interview.
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Martin Moeller, senior curator of the National Building Museum and an architectural scholar, says he would have preferred a more sculptural Gehry design, but he is more bothered by the vehemence the project has spawned.
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One person who favors Mr. Zuckerberg told me no, pointing out that the media is irked when he says nothing and even more bothered when he says something, so he cannot win whatever he does.
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It's getting hot up here, but no one is more bothered than Lace, who darts back and forth between Ben and the fiery hellscape of her mind, trying to explain away her behavior from the night before.
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Well, heterosexual women's sexuality tends to evolve in a different way: Some might need a moment to get over their insecurities, accept, or understand the fact that they themselves are more bothered about their mismatched underwear and droopy asses than their partners.
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Which may be why I'm even more bothered by the way Facebook coaxes us to change our profiles for the most mundane or silly reasons, a never-ending effort to turn its members into sheep: Hey everyone, let's all put hearts on our profile photos to show just how in love we are.
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I never knew whom I felt more bothered by: the party planner who was just doing her job, strategically and efficiently, making the couple feel unique and discerning by the fact of their choosing the apricot-glazed chicken rather than the beef tenderloin with red-wine reduction; or the couples themselves, who seemed to have no personal story of their own that they wished to express at their own wedding feast.
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Valli's elder daughter Aishwariya always worries her mother with her adolescent nature and activities. Aishu never cares about her mother's feelings and hurts her equally as her father. But Valli is more bothered about the culture and traditions which her daughter does not care to follow. Chandrasekar (Vikram) is a businessman who lives in London with his daughters Deepa and Shilpa.
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They called the company the "top pro-homosexual sponsor on television". The group came to its conclusion based on the number of Procter & Gamble products advertised on primetime television shows with gay or lesbian characters. As the World Turns were not mentioned. One viewer along with Newcomb were more bothered by other things they had seen on the soap opera.
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Studies show that men typically only experience distress from a physical or sexual affair, while women are more bothered by emotional or relational affairs. However, women are more affected than men. This is due perception; women perceive relationships as more of a priority and are usually more emotionally attached. “To put simply, women are evolved to invest far more in a relationship than a man is,” said Binghamton University researcher and the study's lead author, Craig Morris.
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Girls reported having more positive group interactions, being more bothered by negative interactions, and having more permeable group boundaries. Boys reported more negative interactions with those outside their groups and are more likely to have leaders in their peer groups.Researchers believe that the decrease in conformity throughout adolescence relates to the decrease in importance of leadership in late adolescence because having a group leader provides a person to model oneself after. They also note the relationship between the importance of being in a popular peer group and conformity.
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Minogue dances on the back of the motorcycle, and in the middle of the street, while the man circles her, performing a wheelie. The video ends with the crowd looking on, as the pair perform a burnout, and leave the alley. WhatCulture.com gave it a positive review for the song itself, but noted the lack of promotion on the single, stating; "Maybe Kylie’s management are more bothered about the K25 Antitour and upcoming Greatest Hits collection, which isn’t a bad thing at all, but it’s a shame a song and video as great as 'Timebomb' will probably be long forgotten in the pop aftermath a few months later." Daniella Graham from Metro.co.
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This is the only known time that Yankovic has obtained an idea directly from the original artist, as he "openly discourages people from giving him parody ideas". It was recorded alongside other singles in February 1985: "I Want a New Duck" and "Hooked on Polkas", and album track "Girls Just Want to Have Lunch". Yankovic parodies the pop song by speaking from the point of view of a new surgeon, singing lines: "Like a surgeon / Cuttin' for the very first time / Like a surgeon / Organ transplants are my line". It contains "play-on-rhymes" from its original counterpart, and describes the singer noting that "he's more bothered by the fact that his patients are dying before they can pay than the fact that they're dying at all".
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