Not caring about Ghana's fate is deplorable but understandable; not caring about France is at best reckless.
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If true personal freedom stems from genuinely not caring about what other people think, then there is real freedom from patriarchy in not caring about what men think.
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It is pointless to scold people for not caring enough about the thing that you care about, or not caring about it in the way that you want them to care about it.
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I've found a lot of strength in just not caring.
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It's not about her not paying attention or not caring.
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He has the privilege of not caring about such things.
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Not caring about boys and all about your best friend.
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Tech companies are good at not caring what analysts think.
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"There's just a numbness of not caring anymore," Walmsley said.
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These days, however, not caring has become its own industry.
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Is this the early stages of eventually not caring about sports?
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Belching, cursing and just generally not caring, that's all the norm.
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I just threw it, not caring where it landed or anything.
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"That's right," she exclaimed, not caring how far her voice carried.
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He accused the company of not caring about its LGBT creators.
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Winant does not admonish us for not knowing, for not caring.
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I think some people might mistake Leaf's casualness for not caring.
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Not caring about people or nature, they destroyed both in the process.
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It is the only sport you win by not caring about winning.
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However, she acknowledged that not everyone has the luxury of not caring.
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Americans are not caring because they&aposve realized that that&aposs false.
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"We talk about not caring who gets the credit," Ramsey told reporters.
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MARGULIES I think her biggest change was not caring what people thought.
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They pulled it off by truly not caring about the little details.
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She accused him of not caring about their sons' health, he said.
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The letter accused Ragland of not caring about her Pinson, Alabama, home.
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What could be more liberating now than not caring what anyone thinks?
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You've also got, just not caring—death is death, you lose people.
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It's more of people not caring how they dress and having fun.
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Plus, if there's anything The Night Of knows about, it's not caring.
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They show that if you embrace a politician who talks too frequently and proudly about not caring what anyone thinks, you'll wind up in the clutch of a politician whose last refuge is not caring what anyone thinks.
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Y., of not caring about the children and choosing instead only to obstruct.
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Not caring what others think and just completely owning your own stank-ness?
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I remember at one point not being able to breathe and not caring.
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He was bold, touching things at random and not caring whose they were.
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No, no, no, again ... Don't take my not caring for being dis — shade.
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It's about behaving disgracefully when we're old, and not caring what others think.
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Not caring about it being cool, having uncool Christmas, is a beautiful thing.
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"I'm in a good place in terms of truly not caring," he said.
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At the moment, however, Biden has the luxury of not caring about this.
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The reasons for not caring about a footballer's emotional wellbeing are obvious enough.
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I work in sheet-metal construction on high-rises, around heavy equipment, and was just not caring about my safety as much: crossing the street without looking both ways; ignoring warnings about heavy loads overhead; not caring about my environment.
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"You can imagine getting lost in it and not caring that no one's around."
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They both have a long history of telling outrageous lies, and voters not caring.
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She'd been impulsive once upon a time, hasty and not caring that she was.
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Except for the cats, of course, who make a great show of not caring.
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Calm in the face of creepy, Carter has perfected the art of not caring.
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What we're reading: This Lifehacker post on not caring when people don't like you.
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I've spent 26 years of my life not caring much about cars, but today?
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For their part, the winners seemed not to care much about his not-caring.
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Not caring what other people think of me by judging me by my looks.
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Women doing what they want with their bodies and not caring what anyone else thinks.
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"You can go as sad mom," he told her, clearly not caring about her circumstances.
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Fast-forward eight years and Adler has gone from not caring to caring a lot.
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The lyrics deal with daring to be yourself and not caring about people judging you.
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No one can really accuse Twitter of not caring, or not doing anything at all.
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And it was by not caring that made it possible for me to do it.
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Being lactose intolerant and not caring isn't just a form of bonding, it's a meme.
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Not "caring" enough to get around an impossible work schedule apparently disqualifies you from democracy.
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And he's a social success by not caring if he looks like a social misfit.
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Michelle wasn't completely right about people not caring about what was going on at Sterling.
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I pushed it out as fast as I could, not caring who read it or why.
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Sanders thanked him for pursuing political change and not caring just about making money in Hollywood.
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I went to the market, the mall, picking things at random, not caring what they cost.
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"Rock 'N' Roll Ain't Noise Pollution" was about playing loud and not caring about the consequences.
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"I can see that happening, and I can see the Republican Party not caring," Rosenzweig said.
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They both have a long history of making racist and sexist statements, and voters not caring.
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The "cool girl" is defined by not caring, which makes her little more than an object.
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When you don't know what's happening then it's the same as not caring for you country.
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"At Telegram, we have the luxury of not caring about revenue streams or ad sales," Durov said.
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"At Telegram, we have the luxury of not caring about revenue streams or ad sales," says Durov.
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"I spent most of my years as an internet person half-assing and not caring," she says.
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For a parent just not caring about the child(ren) they send to school, breaks my heart.
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" Still, Mr. Cuomo had criticized Mr. de Blasio for not caring about the "lifeblood of the city.
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The trial was not about vaccines, it was about not caring for a sick child, he said.
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"She always had an outgoing 'not caring what people think' personality," said Ms. Case, Ms. McGuire's friend.
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He also accused the Trump administration of not caring whether the Environmental Protection Agency protects water quality.
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His remarks come as one former Facebook employee criticized Silicon Valley for not caring about black people.
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Not caring if others think you're dumb means having the confidence to ask the questions essential for understanding.
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She remembers drawing more than a few stares as she found her footing — and not caring one bit.
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Either tactic -- defection or de facto not caring -- could weaken the pact, potentially leading other nations to defect.
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Not caring too much is what you have to do when you lose your freedom at age 373.
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"I'd rather people hate [a set] and [other] people love it, than everyone just not caring," said Everett.
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"He's not caring about anything other than being dominant when he's on the basketball court," Wade told reporters.
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Racism isn't calling out the failures of Baltimore; racism is not caring enough to do anything about it.
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He famously accused President George Bush of not caring about black people in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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" He continued, "And the Arabs had the advantage of not caring about the exact faith the Christians had.
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I spent most of my life not caring about fashion because I knew there were no other options.
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So I know it sounds weird, but not caring if you mess up prevents you from messing up.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly condemned Democrats in recent days, accusing them of not caring about the young immigrants.
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Trump, who spent the weekend disparaging black members of the NFL and NBA, is seen by many as not caring about Puerto Ricans because he sees them as some sort of "other," while Bush was tarnished with the reputation of, in Kanye West's blunt words, not caring about black people.
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But Americans are unique in not caring to learn from other countries even when those countries do things better.
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To be clear, I'm talking about the general culture not caring, not specific subcultures or movements like the Luddites.
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The world is going to keep bashing me for whatever I do, and I'm going to keep not caring.
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Benghazi to them was, and is, a master narrative about Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama not caring about them.
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It was simply a matter of Cardi not caring if the fashion world was looking on at that moment.
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Gaggles of girlfriends teeter out on their stilettos, not caring about their aching feet, still owning their wardrobe armor.
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When he's not caring for his ghostly daughter, he obsessively tracks his enemies across the ocean of the internet.
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When my boyfriend and I were feeling lazy, we'd order takeout, not caring if it cost $30 or $60.
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It was about getting the mental side to really be back in that fold of not caring too much.
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I remember when I had my Disney show, I was just running around and not caring and making kids laugh.
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Yael: I think it was just badly written for Tyrell to go from "you don't care!" to, like, not caring.
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Speaking to reporters, co-captains Dwayne Wade and Jimmy Butler ripped the rest of the team for not caring enough.
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It's not just not caring about the situation, but telling Alexa to play Despacito conveys absolute detachment from feeling anything.
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Not caring about the sanctity of life when it comes to gun violence is not a mantle Republicans can claim.
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On Friday, traders went from complacent to a mild panic, from not caring to buying volatility, essentially shorting the market.
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Just kind of grinning, identifying a basic emotion—namely happy or sad—and not caring to analyse it any further.
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We didn't care what people in the West thought of us, and we took a masochistic pleasure in not caring.
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Abortion-rights activists have long accused the pro-life community of not caring about the child after they are born.
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The phrase about not caring covered the entire back side of the jacket, which came from the midmarket label Zara.
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She encourages women to embrace the idea that with age comes knowledge, power, and not caring what other people think.
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Before the convention I had extended Hillary Clinton the feminist courtesy of not caring much about her historic presidential gender.
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A globalist is a person that wants the globe to do well, frankly, not caring about our country so much.
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Then the billionaire committed $210 million to passing the tax measure and criticized his fellow tech moguls for not caring.
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Capturing that teenage feeling of friends joking and daring and not caring was basically the premise of the entire trip.
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It was just the latest instance of a Trump not knowing — or not caring — about the basics of American legal structure.
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But it also typifies what this sitcom is about: powerful people thinking only about themselves and not caring who they hurt.
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"President Trump seems to vary from refusing to believe what Putin is doing to just not caring about it," McCain writes.
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The show is aggressively cryptic, jumping between reality and dreams and not caring whether you can sort out which is which.
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After ten pages of not caring, I abandoned the story and flipped through the book to just look at the drawings.
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A perfect example of a company not caring: Last week, we reported several OkCupid users had complained their accounts were hacked.
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He cites the NHL not caring about brain injuries and mean jokes about his facial hair in the 45-second speech.
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"Give a Hoot, Don't Pollute" is not entirely compatible with the Roman trait of "menefreghismo," the attitude of not caring less.
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And if anyone has a problem with that, simply collect enough Parker Points for a free photo of me not caring.
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She is easily the movie's breakout character, voicing whatever thoughts come to her mind and not caring what anyone else thinks.
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It seemed to embody the characteristics of Baltimore I came to admire most: strange, wonderful and not caring what anyone thinks.
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It may be that Mr. Trump's views reveal something just as devastating as not caring for black people: not knowing us.
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It's the reason the Black Lives Matter movement is so often accused (falsely) of not caring about black-on-black crime.
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I felt relieved just hearing her speak on the matter; frankly, it's how I've felt about not caring about becoming a mother.
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Wade and Butler voiced their frustration to reporters after losing to the Hawks ... calling out the younger players for not caring enough.
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This is perhaps what made his early talk about not caring what Republicans say about Democrats so short-lived and personally untenable.
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She's sung about not caring what people think of her and the first Frozen movie didn't marry her off to a prince.
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The nongovernmental organizations seem to be doing what they want, Mr. Fortune said, not caring too much what he has to say.
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"I'll always have a piña colada," he said, not caring that the drink gets little respect in this time of cocktail snobbery.
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"I'm very upset with Zeel for being so fucking ass-kissy to the client and not caring about their therapists," she said.
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By not caring if vacuums form, Trump fails to understand that the worst forces, especially in the Middle East, fill those vacuums.
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"It put me in a great feeling of not caring, of just being free," Mosley told Men&aposs Health reporter Tristram Korten.
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Kissing with closed lips had the bravery of kissing—a declaration of not caring what society thought—but was also not vulgar.
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" He explained: "A globalist is a person that wants the globe to do well, frankly not caring about our country so much.
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Individuals, conservative talk-show hosts and activists recirculated them, often not knowing, or apparently not caring, about the accuracy of the reports.
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That pointed to a big cultural issue in San Antonio of people not caring enough for the safety and welfare of animals.
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The people in charge will continue to work on solving the problems they care about and continue not caring about the rest.
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But right now, with all of our more immediate troubles, you can hardly blame Alaskans for not caring about Kim Jong Un's missiles.
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The character, who first gained notoriety with the film Gone Girl in 2014, treads a thin line of both caring and not-caring.
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"It wasn't until my mind adjusted to not caring as much that I started to figure it all out," she said in 2018.
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Being thin will never make me happy, but not caring about other people's opinions has been the greatest gift I've ever given myself.
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And I certainly don't think it's fair to characterize him as not caring about the rule of law," Bossert told ABC's "This Week.
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Not caring about making everyone happy, or wanting everyone to like you, but being single-minded in getting what you want at any price?
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WALLACE: I -- you were talking before about how maybe losing the midterms would be good, would be smart politics, or at least not caring.
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But slowly, I'm working towards not caring, and I'm just in so much of a better place about it all now that I'm older.
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"If you're not caring about the future, you're just going to fuck up the future," Empower DC environmental justice organizer, Kari Fulton told me.
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Messing, 50, took aim at the 71-year-old with a retweet accusing Sarandon of not caring about the families separated at the border.
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Settle for More aside, she's spent her career really not caring if you think she's a racist or a pro-lifer or a bully.
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"President Trump seems to vary from refusing to believe what Putin is doing to just not caring about it," McCain wrote in his book.
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"You have to get to the point of thinking, 'Fuck it,' to yourself, and not caring—even if you're thinking about it," he says.
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I'd fix my eyes on it while he worked at me, feeling underwater, my body weightless and rolling, not caring which way was up.
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He just wants to express the spirit of punk, and part of that spirit means not caring whether people think the movie is shit.
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Mr. Trump lamented the "death and destruction caused by people that shouldn't be here," and accused Democrats and the news media of not caring.
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Consequently, Trump is not learning objective facts from Fox but rather right-wing spin and assuming it's accurate, or not caring about its veracity.
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"It wasn't until my mind adjusted to not caring as much that I started to figure it all out," she told PEOPLE in 2018.
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And then I realized pleasing other people really wasn't it for me, so I went back to wearing things I wanted to and not caring.
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They've worked the underground and the back roads for a long time, never quite achieving anything close to mainstream success and very much not caring.
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With the stress of a dropping milk supply and a baby that was getting bored or not caring about nursing when I was available to.
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FLCL's protagonist, Naota, is one of those kids who's convinced that being a grown-up is about acting cool, which means not caring about anything.
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She frequently would scream at me about not caring enough about the wedding, but would then paradoxically not inform me of any of the decisions.
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The Conservatives, meanwhile, have to find a path forward after an election in which the Liberals successfully painted them as not caring about the environment.
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Professors usually fall into one of two categories when it comes to being late for class: being super strict about it or totally not caring.
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As a screenwriter, he stuck to the newspaperman's ethos of working fast and not caring much (or seeming not to care much) about the results.
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Unless the crates were new, it gets VERY tedious just opening crate after crate, and you truly start not caring about the items you get.
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She's proven her mettle by working the theater and not caring about how and where she turns tricks, so long as the money is green.
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That's over for me, to fight stress I started to push away from those who bring me down, not caring about what it looks like.
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The work or vocational training requirement applies to recipients who are "able-bodied" or who are not caring for a child under 85033 years old.
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Working on "Rent Live" was an exciting way to return to that original search — not caring about names or celebrity, just looking for raw talent.
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Not caring about things like being and meaning, however, is impossible, because they are the fundamental concepts that structure our very experience of the world.
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Not caring about nature is degrading the entire planet and its life-supporting systems, causing suffering and misery to life in every corner of the world.
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To me, this means not caring as much if I post with a photo with no makeup on or one where I'm making a stupid face.
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In a tweet, Cuban Foreign Ministry General Director Carlos Fernández de Cossio criticized the US, accusing it of not caring about the consequences of its actions.
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Importantly, Trump isn't alone in not caring about the effects climate change will have—on this and so much else, he and the GOP remain united.
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"I had to grow up pretty fast, I love being a kid — to run around like a child just not caring," Jenner says in the video.
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Expressly and transparently not caring about the fate of the major league team while waiting for that young talent to arrive, however, was a new twist.
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Perhaps, but several high profile and shocking incidents in the last month has many bashing the airlines for having a culture of not caring about customers.
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Miami's reputation — a long history of not caring much for its history — is unfair; consider efforts like the Florida Memory Project, or Obsolete Media Miami itself.
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Not caring what others think of you can be dangerous, but sounds pretty good to those who suffer from the opposite problem of crippling self-doubt.
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Health officials around the world have been imploring the public to stop buying masks if they are healthy or not caring for someone who is ill.
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"I had been criticized by my family and my friends for not paying attention, for being distant, not caring about the people I met," he said.
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One of those is the impression he gave — or maybe I should say the illusion he wove — of not caring too much about what people thought.
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Angie told The New York Times in May that it was difficult to watch Ms. DeVos be criticized in the media for not caring about people.
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She has always cared deeply about not caring too much, a contradiction that has fueled her entire career but that has become increasingly tricky to sustain.
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Just how Facebook will clean up its own mess, made primarily by not caring about these issues until it was too late, is yet to be seen.
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Of course, as the drama of the Baker trial erupts, Clay's mask of "not caring about Hannah" first slides and then, eventually, comes crashing down all together.
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Later in the day, Huckabee tweeted that Comcast had finally come to his home, but still criticized the company for not caring until he tweeted about it.
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They get in a big fight, with Beth saying that she just wanted a break for one night and Randall saying she's not caring about something important.
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"I was not caring what I was saying [in interviews] because I'd assumed no one would read it," Olsen told Modern Luxury, in the magazine's September issue.
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Facebook's mantra, "move fast and break things" (an injunction to software developers not to rely on legacy code), has the ring of not caring about the consequences.
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In the early 1960s, the Beat poets, especially Allen Ginsberg, were criticized for not caring about quality, for just getting drunk and saying whatever they wanted to.
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Though the thought of people not caring about Heard sickens me, if it took a gross comment about Trump to end his career, then so be it.
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"The show is aggressively cryptic, jumping between reality and dreams and not caring whether you can sort out which is which," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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In this episode, he starts off not caring about anyone who isn't Kevin and/or Jesus; by the end, he might not care about anything at all.
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They are so straightforward that you really have no stake in their survival, but not caring means that it is much easier to watch their number dwindle.
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"I just wanted to do my own pace, not caring about anyone or anything and I began as hard as I could," Milak said with a smile.
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"This may require some flexibility since homeworking arrangements often stipulate that the employee is not caring for children (particularly young ones) while working from home," he explained.
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"That dissatisfaction is the same dissatisfaction that we are finding with people around Scott Walker not investing in education, not caring about our natural resources," he said.
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Feminists arguing for choice, in turn, made a convincing case for their own rights — and accused people opposed to abortion of not caring about women at all.
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Some are banking on the public not fully understanding all the different threads in the impeachment inquiry, and not caring enough for it to move the needle.
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I mention privilege associated with not caring or thinking things impact you, but stick mostly to my "vote for the people that can't" shtick, which he likes.
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It's hard to blame the Angolans doing this for not caring about Wikipedia's rules, and it's hard to blame the community for wanting them to follow the rules.
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"This gets ads one step closer to being direct to consumer," Oath CEO Tim Armstrong told Reuters, apparently completely misunderstanding or simply not caring about what consumers want.
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A captured teenage IS fighter told CNN in 2014 he had been given pills "that would make you go to battle not caring if you live or die".
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"For a while, we did pretty good at not caring about all the negative comments when they were really bad and when it was crazy," adds Fletcher, 26.
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"It wasn't until my mind adjusted to not caring as much that I started to figure it all out," Duff, 30, told Women's Health of her postpartum body.
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And I think, we talked earlier about editorial folks not either knowing what's happening on the business side or maybe not caring what's happening on the business side.
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Of course, my being pro-life never meant not caring about education or jobs, but I suspect like many people, I tended to see these as unrelated issues.
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It's ironic that the administration carefully planned to keep national parks open in the event of a government shutdown — to avoid the appearance of not caring about parks.
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To halt Elsa's attacking army, the two-faced Prince Hans triggers a massive avalanche — not caring that the avalanche also puts Anna, Elsa and all of Arendelle in jeopardy.
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" She attacked him for not caring about or understanding black America, for expressing racial invective toward a Latino judge, and for allying with "racists who now call themselves 'racialists.
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In a new interview for Women's Health magazine, Brie discussed growing up with body image issues, and how she got to a place of not caring about beauty standards.
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Swartz had spent two years downloading and uploading various data-sets in a flurry of shotgun activism: spreading his shot wide, not caring particularly about which target he hit.
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More so than bringing us to new worlds, VR may usher in a new era of not caring how ridiculous you look, which can only be a good thing.
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But Eric Liu, a former speechwriter for President Clinton, is worried about people going too far in the other direction -- and not caring enough to be angry any more.
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"At the department level, it carries an entirely different sort of seriousness and culpability and really indicates a culture of discrimination and not caring about community trust," she said.
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Paul Lundahl, the physicist, who works in cancer treatment, said he had long been apolitical, "reluctantly" voting in 2016 for Hillary Clinton while not caring much about the outcome.
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Hollywood success or millions of adoring fans don't by themselves add up to an interesting worldview, and we'd be better off not caring about what the A-list thinks.
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Part of my loving Iceage is my fully believing that they, like The Rolling Stones, like The Clash, are somewhat full of shit and my not caring in the slightest.
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"She knelt down in front of him and grabbed his hands and put them on her face not caring what her makeup looked like," she told the South Bend Tribune.
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On the other hand, never-not-caring can result, in New York, in the sort of avant-garde sensibility you see less of in London, especially among the very old.
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I fumbled forward and unlashed the strings on my boots as quickly as I could, tearing them off and throwing them across the room, not caring if they broke anything.
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I was going through a really traumatic time with my family, and my boyfriend was unbelievably shitty and unsupportive, so the cheating was basically a "fuck you" for not caring.
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"We're caring for people that other states are not caring for," he said, though he is optimistic that marijuana legalization in other states will shift some of the burden elsewhere.
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It was the first step toward not caring what people thought about my personal life and ceasing to measure my beauty by how well it aided me in seducing men.
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She was worried, however, about the optics of using a song with a Latin sound, because she said she had been accused of not caring enough about the black community.
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This doesn't necessarily track with the character we've seen over the past seven seasons, but the show seems to suggest that it is just a result of her not caring anymore.
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U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley on Wednesday doubled down on Tillerson's remarks, accusing Moscow of not caring about the loss of innocent lives as a result of the attacks.
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"I was reading trans and non-binary responses [to the bills] on social media and had the thought that there is something precious and intelligent about not caring," Honig told Hyperallergic.
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In a recent interview with The New York Times, Amy Schumer said that she had been able to brush off criticism of her comedy by simply not caring what people thought.
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I&aposm fine with that, because I&aposve seen the line and the line is a lot of people saying-- (CROSSTALK) BRUCE: But he&aposs not caring about there being a delay.
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In addition to not caring about what people think when it comes to her musical expression, Madonna also recently proved that she's not bothered by their thoughts on her physical appearance either.
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Translation: You may be spending more money and not getting maximum results, but it's certainly better than not caring for your skin or adding to the stress of your already busy life.
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With hard-shell tacos, the pleasure is in that first bite, turning your head sideways (or not), the whole thing falling apart right in front of you, but not caring at all.
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But she became outspoken, organizing a "die-in" on the same corner where her father was placed in the chokehold, and accusing Mayor Bill de Blasio of not caring about African-Americans.
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He'll eventually suck up the border wall loss and blame intransigent Democrats for not caring about border security as well as weak-kneed Senate Republicans who refused to pull the nuclear trigger.
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"There may be misconceptions that were are on a construction site and just not caring for the environment and just proceeding with work as planned," a project engineer said in the clip.
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The mayor called out the administration in 2018 for not caring about the Puerto Rican people, and the White House responded by saying it was proud of the recovery work being done.
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It is unprecedented for a sitting president to falsely criticize his presidential predecessors — as Trump recently did — for not caring enough about troops who gave their lives in service to our country.
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I just sat there, watching the replay over and over, allowing myself to become a disgusting human slob, and not caring because holy shit holy shit did you see that fucking goal?!
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Viewers who come in not caring about them personally — about their agendas, their emotional well-being, or at the very least, who would win in a fight — may find the film endlessly frustrating.
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On May 10, he and Bieber dropped "I Don't Care," a song about not fitting in but not caring when you're with your "baby" that was produced by Max Martin, Shellback and FRED.
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When the ducklings confront her about not caring about Wes and letting him rot in the stress prison that is a warm bed and 24-hour care, Annalise turns the tables on them.
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"We gotta stop treating dudes because they play a certain way, or because they act a certain way that's not familiar to us, that that's not leadership, that that's not caring," Clark said.
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But mask use by the general public -- people without symptoms who are not caring for others -- has little or no benefit and potentially great harm if people who need masks can't get them.
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Anything short of a robust critique of Mr. Trump by Mr. Obama would be seen as not caring about the millions of people who have benefited from Mr. Obama's policies and executive actions.
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Instead, "able-bodied" Americans who are not caring for a child less than 6900 years old will be eligible for food stamps only if they're employed or enrolled in a vocational training program.
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Yet are you not ashamed for devoting all your care to increasing your wealth, reputation, and honors, while not caring for or even considering your reason, truth, and constant improvement of your soul?
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" Jinx Lierre, sex worker and real-life love witch, says, "The key to a truly great moan is not caring about how you sound, which is likely to take you out of the moment.
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I would imagine it would be a huge moment for a young gay kid to see an awesome athlete so open and proud of himself and not caring what anyone thinks of his sexuality.
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Juggalos often talk about not caring about anyone's gender or ethnic identity, how they're welcoming to all, but moments like the crowd souring on Patterson-Ramos are emblematic of the limits of color blindness.
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While Dana wrote in his letter that he "knew" that Shafeirad was "not caring for Daniel," he believed it was important for the child to spend time with both his father and a mother.
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READ MORE: Don't Leave Your Unwanted Meat in the Detergent Aisle at the Grocery Store, You Monsters Some have pointed the finger at local police for not caring about the repeated, small-time theft.
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But after Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005, West accused President George W. Bush of not caring about black people due to the government's slow response to the African-American communities decimated by the disaster.
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Compared to kids with no more than three such protective factors, children with six or more were less likely to repeat a grade, to routinely skip homework or to report not caring about school.
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Interior Secy Zinke accused of not caring about diversity CNN report says Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke tells employees he won't focus on diversity, but on 'excellence' and the 'right person for the right job.
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Although I agree that people my age (in their 20s) are increasingly seeing the benefits of a socialist candidate and his policies, I see even more of my peers simply not caring at all.
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For me, being in the diner at that moment would mean being in a situation and not caring at all what the people around me are thinking because I'm so entranced by this person.
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Nothing is really done to encourage an interest in politics, and unless people personally take it upon themselves to get involved, this often leads to many not caring and -- when they turn 18 -- not voting.
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"Women are often socialized that sex and intimacy are one and the same, so they may equate a lack of post-sex affection with their partner not caring about them as a person," she explained.
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Uggs seems to have decided that the best way to sell its boots and slippers to men is to also convince them to spend some time lazing around the house not caring about their appearance.
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"Our family is going through a lot of undue stress because of Trump and the Republicans not caring about people in our economic level and they need to start listening to us," she told CNN.
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Mr. Crawford ("Rectify") draws the harder assignment as Riggs, who has just transferred to the department after a horrific personal loss back in Texas that has left him not caring whether he lives or dies.
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"A globalist is a person that wants the globe to do well, frankly not caring about our country so much, and you know what, we can't have that," he said at a campaign rally in October.
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I don't believe that it's people not caring, and I've placed my bet on the other side of the table: Plenty of people do care about local representation and are willing to step up and run.
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But it seems likelier that all this performative not-caring is more in line with The Way We Don't Care Now, which is a fundamentally defensive and fearful reflex dressed up like a bold warrior truth.
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Under the new rule "able-bodied" Americans who are not caring for a child younger than 6 years old would be eligible for food stamps only if they're employed or enrolled in a vocational training program.
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Twitter, for whatever reason — complexity, confusion or just not caring — has consistently refused to build an Edit button, despite the feature being a top request among Twitter users who want to correct typos in their tweets.
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If I tell her I don't have the energy to spend another night talking about how unhappy she is, she accuses me of not caring about her and of throwing my happy marriage in her face.
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Critics have accused Trump of not caring about the plight of Puerto Ricans and of paying less attention to their struggles than to the struggles of those hit by hurricanes in the Gulf region last month.
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Mr. Trump's bruised ego invents outrageous claims of voter fraud, not caring that this rhetoric was built upon dogs and water hoses set on black children and even today the relentless effort to silence black voices.
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But it's true because most of the time it's not very fun to be around that person and they're not caring and they're not loving, and they're not fun, and they're annoying and whatever it might be.
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If America is to be indicted for not caring about black people killing one another, then why is it racist and dismissible when Trump says that we need to do something about black people killing one another?
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One reason could be that it seems any time a celebrity admits to having a nanny or is pictured with a nanny, anonymous commenters accuse them of never being around and not caring enough about their children.
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The first trailer for the upcoming live action Pokémon movie Pokémon: Detective Pikachu is here and I've never gone from not caring about a movie to absolutely needing to see it so fast in my whole life.
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Is she built for service — such as the ministry she was called to in her post-Apprentice, post-Hollywood life — or for merrily skimming along the surface of things, not caring about the mess in her wake?
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"After Democrats slammed Republicans for not caring about sick children for months, the GOP is turning the tables on Democrats with the government funding package with CHIP provisions," a Republican congressional aide recently told the Daily Beast.
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It's affordable, it's made of thickened and heat-resistant borosilicate and chrome, and it's got a classic, timeless sort of Parisian look that leaves you not caring whether or not it gets left out on the counter.
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Helmed by series maestro Ryan Murphy, it has a tone that veers wildly, and it gives off a madcap air of not caring whether it makes sense or hews to any of the conventions of narrative television.
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One afternoon, I wrapped my legs and arms around its trunk and loudly begged for it not to die, openly spilling tears on its bark, not caring that people outside or in passing cars witnessed such naked desperation.
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Yet for a man to seek his own sexual gratification from my body while knowing, but not caring, that it was causing me pain seemed so normal by that point that it didn't seem like a big deal.
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The glossy magazine then listed Democratic lawmakers and liberal women in the media (not caring to include even just one conservative), who could "break the glass ceiling" of misogyny to be the first female in the White House.
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What makes you confident that the people who make up the Citizens' Assembly won't be susceptible to the same things politicians are — corruption, bribery, vested business interests of their own, or simply not caring about the climate crisis?
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Meeks accused Pompeo of neglecting the issue now that he is secretary of state, and of treating Clinton, who lost to Trump in the 2016 presidential election, "with venom" as he accused her of not caring about diplomats' safety.
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And without the ability to properly differentiate between real users and bots, and because vast swaths of the internet economy depends on advertisers not caring about the distinction anyway, the level of fake behavior will only intensify, Read theorizes.
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An aide working for British Member of Parliament Jared O'Mara quit in spectacular fashion on Tuesday, posting a series of since-deleted tweets on O'Mara's account accusing the lawmaker of being "morally bankrupt" and not caring about his constituents.
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For Congress, $15 billion is pocket change, but even this small amount is too much for the GOP, which fears Democrat campaign commercials accusing Republicans of not caring about children and wanting to evict grandma from her home. Rep.
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This game is the dream we were promised by the Pokémon TV show: Going out to new places and catching these critters, free and having fun and not caring about any of the other shit happening in the world.
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Citi, according to its own estimates, has over 100 million retail banking customers and by catering to the wealthiest 2,500 in the U.S. there's no way it can't expect to be accused of not caring about most of them.
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I would pull a piece from the s'mores monkey bread I had created for a food video at work with gusto, not caring if the whole office saw me pile on even more chocolate than the recipe called for.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump hit back on Friday at criticism over his administration's hard-line stance on immigration, lamenting the "death and destruction caused by people that shouldn't be here," and accusing Democrats and the news media of not caring.
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TikTok though is the towering stick falling far and fast, not caring to wait to evolve through a wriggling, cumbersome social phase, but instead asking: Why not just start showing people things and see what they do about it?
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But I think now more and more people realized that this just executing and not caring really for people in the business, but rather just for another short-term success, that this is probably not the way to go.
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There's no way of Conway knowing whether people voting for Trump did so knowing (and not caring) that he hadn't released his tax returns because there was no question on the 2016 exit poll that remotely dealt with that issue.
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The song's message of not caring about blocking out everything except for the person you love is fitting for Bieber, who recently found himself in the middle of controversy when he took to social media to defend his friend, Chris Brown.
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"Not caring is not cute," declared Jonathan Van Ness before presenting the Video For Good award — a category that's existed in various forms since 2011 specifically because this generation genuinely gives a shit about social justice and about each other.
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If you find yourself there, in the gray area between thinking your time might be better spent not caring about Destiny as much as its community demands of you, then you'll be fine with what's being offered in Curse of Osiris.
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"They spoke of diverting medications intended for their patients, injecting these medications into themselves instead, rummaging around in sharps containers looking for a drop of the liquid drug, and not caring if it was tainted with hepatitis or HIV," Bryson said.
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I remember being patient, intensely focused in a way that I'm incapable of now, eating the red beans one at a time as if they were individually wrapped candies, not caring how long it took and driving my family mad.
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The thing about the guys just charging through, taking up space and not caring if they push you out of the way — that works metaphorically with so much of the rage when we're talking about Donald Trump or Brett Kavanaugh.
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Throughout the episode, she's harangued for "not caring about her family" or "trying to have it all," and when she tries to rectify the situation by entering the contest, a local women's advocacy group vows to protest her and Ben at the event.
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And by glass, I mean a tiny shot glass, which I would refill over and over and over again throughout the night, not keeping track of how much I was consuming, not caring, just continuing until the warm dark night enveloped me.
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His slogan of "America first" and his dismissal of "globalists" who he says want "the globe to do very well, frankly not caring about our country so much," have been connected by scholars to a sinister political history of the extreme right.
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You really do get to see the worst of consumerism—from the scammers and shoplifters, to the people who are rude to you, to people really not caring that you just want to get home to your family just like they do.
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It was called Jesus Freak — a phrase gleefully borrowed from a derogatory term used for hippie Christians in the 290s — and its title track, which contains some echoes of Nirvana, was about not caring if people made fun of you for your faith.
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But in other ways, they've picked a terrible time to own up to not caring — the great wheel of macroeconomic history has finally spun back to a position where deficits are plausibly an actual problem for the economy, albeit a modest one.
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Both Iaquinta and his teammate Chris Weidman have done this well before—they aren't big kickers or known for their kicking games but they kick decently enough and can travel in quickly off them, not caring so much about religiously retreating to their guard.
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We celebrate when older couples find love again, due to some nebulous combination of, if I'm being uncharitable, not caring about where they situate themselves in the structure of our social circles, and knowing that they are ostensibly nearer to the end of their lives.
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I remember, what seems like forever ago, not caring about my body, or mostly being amused by it: by the scabs I loved picking at, by the strength of my arms and the way I could poke my belly out and make my friends laugh.
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A goat, not caring for your grass; AnastasiaPash / ShutterstockSalem has shuttered its program that turned park landscaping responsibilities over to a crew of several dozen goats, after the goats ran amok, drove away park visitors, and cost the city tens of thousands of dollars.
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The discussion section is already heating up as people suggest, for example, using English only to prevent duplication, or including 30 items from each language, or not caring one way or another because aliens will be able to translate one into the other anyway.
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The combination of Palantir putting down large deposits, not caring much about price and offering to sign longer leases creates "a triple threat that start-ups cannot compete with," said Beninato, who sold his last Palo Alto-based company Tello to Urban Airship in 2012.
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West, who famously accused President George W. Bush in 2005 of not caring about black people, shocked fans in California last month when he abruptly ended a concert with a rant in which he proclaimed that had he voted, he would have voted for Trump.
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It's the very first stages of a relationship, when you're just completely consumed by somebody and you want to know who that person is in any way and not caring about anything else in the world besides that person and your time with them.
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Calm alertness in the face of extreme danger, time distortion, and not caring about the outcome can all be explained by depersonalization, or detachment from self, a well-known concept in psychology, which Noyes himself came to embrace as an explanation for some N.D.E.s.
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With all the constant reminders that we are living through "interesting times" — as dramatized by this Slate visualization of all the New York Times push notifications over the past year — not caring and worrying about the fate of America seems like a derogation of duty.
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Lingering over it all is a strong feeling of lives being wasted by a world compassionate enough only to prevent people starving or being slaughtered in civil war, but not caring enough to resettle its many children and young adults—and make their lives worth living.
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I started out with two handguns, shooting conservatively, and ended with a cannon on one arm and a chainsaw in the other, spewing cannonballs at the horizon and slicing apart anyone who got too close, waving my arms around wildly and not caring who was watching.
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As they explained during a YouTube video, the track is about "not caring if the guy is ugly if his penis is right", which, if you've ever used Grindr, Scruff or Hornet, you'll understand is basically about 70 percent of the guys that use the apps.
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While Trump struck a bipartisan tone the previous week during his State of the Union address, that tone appeared had all-but vanished on Monday as he instead focused on attacking Democrats for their lack of applause and accused them of not caring about US national security.
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Megan Smith: Yes, so the thing that I think about is about leadership here, and one of the big challenges is that this isn't prioritized by leaders, even ... Of course we all care about this, but we're not caring like the way we're shipping the product.
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Yes, not caring is always easier said than done, especially after everything I've just said, but hear me out: As time goes on, I'm starting to realize that I am so much more than my body hair, and that letting it rule my life is only holding me back.
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House Republicans want to extend these requirements to adults up to age 59 who are not caring for a child under the age of six, with a failure to comply once leading to a year without access to benefits, and multiple failures leading to three years without access.
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"I never spoke with Walter, and I never read the book, but I know I came off as cold to my father and not caring whether he felt bad," Ms. Brennan-Jobs said in late July, sitting in Cantine, a small, vegan-friendly cafe in Brooklyn's Carroll Gardens neighborhood.
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This pushed Rubio way down into fifth place in New Hampshire and elevated Kasich into second, with New Hampshire primary voters either not knowing or not caring that Kasich had no campaign operation outside of New Hampshire and no way to leverage a strong showing there into a South Carolina win.
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It was very emotional for us, but for Kris, there wasn't much of a reaction—even with [Yasmine] crying and reading this letter about how she used to look up to him like an older brother, and was feeling very sad seeing someone she cares about not caring about themselves.
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"From buying dropped, related domains and reviving them and adding links, to building large networks of sites on older domains and not caring much about the history—there are tons of SEOs out there who've never done anything like this, but there are also many who like the 'quick and dirty,'" he wrote.
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His big project, his way of making up for not caring about anyone else in the world except himself, is a piece of land that used to be a coal mine, which he is slowly but surely developing into a vague sort of public space that he plans to donate to the community.
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Compared to kids who didn't experience any ACEs, children exposed to four or more ACEs were more than twice as likely to repeat one or more grades at school, four times more likely to routinely skip homework, and three times more likely report not caring much about school, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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Deirdre D. von Dornum Attorney-in-Charge, Eastern District, Federal Defenders of New York Brooklyn, N.Y. Sharing Not Caring Reading Nathan Heller's piece on the rise of the gig economy brought to mind my experience working as a waiter in New York during the past few years (" The Gig Is Up ," May 15th).
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The girl wouldn't stop talking about her job, which for some reason reminded him of Dawn, and even though he tried his best to seem like he didn't care (it wasn't that hard), it was almost like she had one-upped him and didn't care about him not caring, so kept on talking.
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Or like, when Carly Rae Jepsen tells a story about her friend not caring that she broke up with her boyfriend—it poses us the question "Why do we make romantic and sexual relationships with the ultimate icon of self-actualization in our culture?" without using any of those ten dollar words like 'self-actualization.
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Haddish also discussed the success of Girls Trip (noting she hasn't yet seen the film's impressive box office grosses affect her bank account), along with spending part of her childhood in foster care and not caring if people see her in the same dress — including the dress she was wearing at that very moment — more than once.
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Thanks to a little table-turning, Rebecca is able to talk Josh into not caring so much about that inconveniently timed personal revelation, and the premiere finds that the two have subsequently slid right into a no-strings-attached casual thing, with Josh crashing on her couch and Rebecca plotting a happily ever after once again.
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Enshrinement is still a long way off for both, but clearly the forbidding puritans of the recent past, who knew with grim certainty that PEDs were wrong even if they couldn't explain precisely what they did for a ballplayer, have been swamped by a new mood of liberality, forgiveness, or good old American not-caring. Except.
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He said it best: "This process started out about hair, but it's turned into something more for me... Over the course of the last few years and all these hairstyles, I've learned that there's a difference between 'not caring what other people think' and actually trying to walk around for a while in another person's shoes," Lin wrote.
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"They truly ignored the negative trend in perception and lived in a bubble of self-deception, either not caring or not grasping how many people were turned off by the uses of drugs and the sight of riders hitting horses with whips," said Whiteley, who sold his horses in 2000, unable to weather the financial crisis.
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It seems in practice that choosing not to comply with an otherwise inapplicable law is not a matter of not caring about your customers or about moral failings, it is quite literally just "not how anything works," nor is there any added consumer benefit in trying to — and isn't that what counts in the end — consumers?
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" Having bipolar depression doesn't define my personality or anyone else's, but according to Dr. Yvonne Thomas, Ph.D, a Los Angeles-based psychologist whose specialties include relationships, "A person with a mental illness can be misread as not caring, being insensitive, or being aloof, which can affect even being able to start a relationship with a new person.
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When we gave the world a microphone and told them they can sing, when we put a professional-grade camera in everyone's phone, when we supported film making with Kickstarter, when we can see seemingly everything ever made in the world on Etsy or Alibaba, when we can flick nonchalantly on Tinder for hours without end, perhaps not caring is the obvious remedy.
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The rapper, known for his unpredictable and volatile outbursts, his songs about race, his post–Hurricane Katrina declaration about then-President George W. Bush not caring about black people, his Yeezy fashion line, and his uber-famous wife, Kim Kardashian, was meeting with a man who ran a successful presidential campaign supported by the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis.
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It's kind of like a metaphor for falling in love for the first time in a long time and expecting it to hurt you in the beginning stages because you have your guard up, but also kind of not caring what it does to you—you're prepared for anything, even if it wrecks you, because you're so in love and captured by this feeling.
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I have seen pictures and read letters and heard them talk about their time together and heard other people talk about it, but the truth is you can never know much about other people's lives, least of all your parents', especially if your parents have made a point of turning their lives into stories that they then go on to tell with a God-given ability for not caring in the least about what's true and what's not.
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According to the NIMH, symptoms of depression can include feeling sad, empty, hopeless, or angry, but may also include one or more of the following: * Not caring about things or activities you used to enjoy * Losing weight without dieting or gaining weight from overeating * Having trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping way more than usual * Trouble concentrating or issues with memory * Feeling extremely guilty or worthless * Thinking about or attempting suicide Because teens may not be able to identify or communicate symptoms of depression, the new guidelines help providers look out for other signals.
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Brooklyn would laugh at the suggestion, but to my eye both Brooklyn's transplanted hipsters and its original natives appear — when compared with their London equivalents in Shoreditch or Harlesden — somehow more arch, more obviously stylised, more in costume, more like someone on TV. Which leads many to the argument that London fashion is, by definition, cooler, because being cool means not caring too much, or not looking too much as if you care, and with all respect to my adopted city, New York evidently cares a lot and all the time.
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We're going to talk in the next two sections about some of the trends ... I think the goal of the book ... Thinking about explaining it, it's making the returnism cool, and I was thinking, I saw John Markoff, an old colleague yesterday, and we were talking about ... He kind of approaches his history through the hippie and the flower power kind of story, and he was asking me even, "That's good, this individuality," and of course I agree with that, but it's just not caring about the social fabric that they're breaking. Right.
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