So if it's not worth it, it's not worth it.
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"It's OK — it's not worth it," someone said quietly.
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Who doesn't — I don't care, they're not worth it.
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And what's saved is not -- is not worth it.
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"I will keep doing, but not worth it!" he wrote.
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Whereas opponents say, look, it is just not worth it.
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It's not worth it to say anything bad about Taylor.
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"I will keep doing, but not worth it," he tweeted.
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It's not worth it to insist or to threaten reprisals.
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The inefficiencies, especially in scaling, are probably not worth it.
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That's a sad situation where maybe it's not worth it.
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However, that doesn't mean some fees are not worth it.
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"It's almost not worth it for small publishers," he said.
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On one level, people are saying it's not worth it.
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A musical was considered too expensive, and not worth it.
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" But, she added, "that doesn't mean it's not worth it.
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But for others, the potential dangers are not worth it.
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"He's just not worth it," Ms. Pelosi said in March.
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Headbutts are normally a crime of passion, a thing thrown in anger, a last resort when bystanders are holding your arms behind your back and saying he's not worth it, mate, he's not worth it.
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And it's probably just not worth it until things settle down.
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It's not worth it at my age to play that card.
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David: If they're more than a dollar, they're not worth it.
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The people that tell you otherwise are just not worth it.
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Because burnout is real — and trust me, it's not worth it.
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I decide it's not worth it to go back to work.
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The waiting, the praying, the wishing — no, it's not worth it.
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" "We need to remind them that it is not worth it.
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"You might find it's actually not worth it after all."3.
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But picking a quarterback so high is simply not worth it.
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The resulting spike in your blood pressure is not worth it.
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"We've been through so much, but it's not worth it anymore."
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It is "Earned It (Fifty Shades of Grey)," not "Worth It."
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: So, you think it was not worth it?
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She knows the money is good, but it's not worth it.
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This conditioner makes my hair incredibly soft, but it's not worth it!
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In the past, many public figures have concluded it's not worth it.
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Even at the current sale price of $90, they're not worth it.
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If this was our Faustian bargain, then it was not worth it.
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"It's not worth it," Margie a home owner on Dune Road said.
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I'm pretty sure a 10-second Snap is way not worth it.
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I indulged in a massage, and truthfully, it was not worth it.
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It's not worth it, and it's not going to bring you peace.
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The candy was not worth it, and my coworkers further mocked me.
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In short, whatever benefits embargoes may have, they're just not worth it.
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As a father, I'm reminded that it's not worth it to die.
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Because to dominate a very small market, it's probably not worth it.
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If you don't have unlimited data or WiFi, it's not worth it.
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For some, the extra money spent on insurance is not worth it.
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Its not worth it given the amount of fuel that weve burned.
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But that's such cheap labor, buying a machine is not worth it, right?
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Brunch and dinner, absolutely, but it's just not worth it during the week.
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A blow dryer that overheats and fries your hair is not worth it.
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Of course every lawyer is a fixer or they&aposre not worth it.
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And then you get hurt and… Psh, you know, it's not worth it.
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"Not that I have, but you know, it's not worth it," he explained.
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The return on investment, after land and labor, is often not worth it.
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There was a universal mentality forming within the industry: It's not worth it.
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These trolls coming on here are not worth it, we don't need it.
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And usually it's just not worth it to try to design for that.
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Additionally, it can make scientific achievement feel like it is not worth it.
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"It's just not worth it for us to be purchasing buildings," he said.
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Attempting to score political points by undercutting those goals is not worth it.
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That's just not worth it no matter how many pretty watch faces you have.
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One or two stars or a "Not Worth It" rating were considered negative reviews.
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I used to respond to everything right away, but it's not worth it anymore.
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To people who maybe are more logical than me, it s not worth it.
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If you can't maintain an initiative from an enforcement perspective, it's not worth it.
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Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein, for one, says the debt is not worth it.
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" Minutes later he deleted the post and said, "I apologize it's not worth it.
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To that point, it's not worth it to play coy about the whole thing.
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Coastal communities are rejecting offshore oil drilling because the risks are not worth it.
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It's not worth it, not unless your goal is to actually cause traffic problems.
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He said he was scrapping the rule because "what's saved is not worth it".
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"In every aspect, it's not worth it — it's not worth the fight," he said.
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Or the premium you have to pay is not worth it in some cases.
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The short answer is that it's not worth it right now, according to experts.
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It's simply not worth it to truck over cans from Saskatchewan or British Columbia.
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Maybe people don't make an effort with you because you're just not worth it?
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Are they ultimately going to say, "Eh, the content business is not worth it"?
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If you've gotta tap the keg yourself to get a beer, it's not worth it.
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But at some point retrieving it becomes so costly that it's just not worth it.
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If you end up having one shot that has a destruction, it's not worth it.
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"Do not burgle Piquant - it's not worth it," said Holloway, the fund's Chief Investment Officer.
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If I can't walk out of the house feeling like Beyoncé its not worth it.
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"I write a lot of tweets and delete them because it's just not worth it."
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It's not worth it to damage yourself and to suffer through bad relationships on set.
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Signing up is a hassle and probably not worth it for infrequent travellers, it notes.
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Pelosi said earlier this week that impeaching Trump is "not worth it" without bipartisan support.
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When I can't go into a business deal with those emotions, it's not worth it.
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Unfortunately, dumpster diving the S&P 500 from 2015 was not worth it to Cramer.
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If getting the best deals and saving money is your goal, it's not worth it.
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I would do it differently, but I also wouldn't recommend ... it's probably not worth it.
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"Being undocumented and living in New York State is not worth it anymore," he said.
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Eh, Not Worth It This natural selection and evolution, of course, all relies on genetics.
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"He's just not worth it," Pelosi said in a Washington Post interview earlier this month.
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Sure, there are other fish they could catch, but it's not worth it, they say.
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For the little they save, and what people were going through, it's not worth it.
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"Horribly time consuming and not worth it in the long run, by far," she said.
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Like me, they have mixed feelings: For Iraq, 211% of IAVA members polled said it was "not worth it" or "somewhat not worth it," while 47% thought it was "worth it" or "somewhat worth it"; for Afghanistan, that breakdown was 28% negative and 62% positive.
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Or has Donald Trump decided that it's just not worth it to insult his opponents anymore?
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Everyone's gonna tell you where to go and what to do, and it's not worth it.
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We asked some people who have actually done it and decided... no, it's not worth it.
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It's not worth it in the city, and that goes double for sitting in a cab.
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"It's not worth it," Bunn said about people taking risky pictures for Instagram at the falls.
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Basically, it's probably not worth it unless you have a suite of neutral density (ND) filters.
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What if an Internal Directive could soothe her enough to make fighting him not worth it?
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You know, nine years away from your family is just not worth it and I'm sorry.
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Republican lawmakers, however, argue that the paperwork burden this action would create is not worth it.
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Let's break the cycle — the first step is to recognize what's probably just not worth it.
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The 233 seconds of cold skin and hair post-shower…not worth it to me anymore.
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"The question to me is: Do they become so common that it's not worth it anymore?"
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But several recent studies show that keeping even a top-performing harasser is not worth it.
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Assimilation means shrinking to something lesser-than to make room for something that's not worth it.
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If you're donating or advocating for something that has political repercussions, it's just not worth it.
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One, the means have to be looked at, and sometimes the means are not worth it.
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Compromising that stability through careless trade tactics, such as the 301 investigations, are not worth it.
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For the little they save, and what people were going through, it is not worth it.
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"It's not worth it, we don't fly in that kind of weather anyway," Ms. Lowry said.
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"How many massacres until somebody says it's not worth it anymore?" asked the families' attorney, Josh Koskoff.
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I've done the whole insane dress shopping experience before, but it's not worth it in my opinion.
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Forty-two percent of voters said it's not worth it, and the same percentage said it is.
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It's just not worth it, especially if it zaps your energy for the whole day on vacation.
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The kind of a difference that means the i7 is absolutely, positively, not worth it for gamers.
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If they don't text you back and it's been months of seeing them, it's not worth it.
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Some advertisers decided this year that a TV appearance during the Super Bowl was not worth it.
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STIs, rape, stuff like that is hella scary and really not worth it for a quick fuck.
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Even so, the savings is only $27.42 a month, which to me is just not worth it.
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" She declared that we would not "go down that path" because Trump is "just not worth it.
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When fitting in comes at the cost of authenticity, the research is clear: It's not worth it.
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It&aposs not worth it to spend time refuting that notion here — it&aposs obviously not true.
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Pelosi may have been right in concluding Trump is "just not worth it," but the Constitution is.
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"You might lose your job, and it's not worth it," said Vicki Salemi, career expert for Monster.
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And holy hell, it was not worth it, according to a video I've watched approximately 37 times.
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Since these poems were first published, many readers have concluded that the effort is not worth it.
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"Bottom line, civic duty or no, it's just not worth it," said celebrated journalist Sally Quinn. Then-Sen.
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Because if you're just going from LA to San Francisco, the risk is not worth it, I think.
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And if they decide that the reputational risk of taking a particular donation is not worth it, fine.
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The stress was not worth it, so I leave at 73 today and eat breakfast at the conference.
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Abu-Assad concludes the stress he put on himself, his crew, and his family was not worth it.
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But will it make going into the profession of retirement advising not worth it by going too far?
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"Logistically, getting in food, bringing in people, it's not worth it for less than a week," he says.
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Eventually, the bother of installing and enabling them was not worth it to the average user, he guessed.
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"She's thinking, It's not worth it, these people are too unpopular for me to bother defending," he said.
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"Democrats are saying that DACA is not worth it and don't want to include in talks," Trump tweeted.
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If that direction gets in the way of the love, it's not helpful and it's not worth it.
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Wendell Koontz, a coal mine geologist and the mayor of Hotchkiss, said the price was not worth it.
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And they might decide it's just not worth it — which, presumably, is what Trump is hoping will happen.
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"I've seen what drugs can do to a family and it's not worth it to me," he said.
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Students who would do these things on their own, start to feel as though its not worth it.
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I would only do it again for my sister or my closet friend — it's not worth it otherwise.
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Looking back four years later, the ten minutes I spent dreading my speech were really not worth it.
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"We think that the idea of doing horse trading with this administration is not worth it," Fallon said.
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It's just not worth it, and why PC gamers always recommend building over buying in the first place.
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When Mr. Rudani grasped how dangerous the work was, he decided that the money was not worth it.
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And obviously without being able to make huge amounts of money at that level, it's not worth it.
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Now, I won't step into the car with keys after having any kind of cocktail; it's not worth it.
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So, bearing the cost of storing fabrics that they ultimately are not going to use, is not worth it.
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Privately, many in the party say it is just often not worth it to challenge him in the open.
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As tempting as that perfect Blue Lagoon floating photo might be, it's just not worth it for the 'gram.
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Do not let people tell you the fight's not worth it because you won't get everything that you want.
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Despite its cachet, such work is expensive, difficult and—from a commercial point of view—generally not worth it.
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Remember it's important to give your goals value -- so don't cancel gym sessions as though they're not worth it.
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Bonus: Mom opens up Santa's Little Helper: The Walking Dog That look on her face… probably not worth it.
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Do people get the idea that all media is inaccurate and figure it's not worth it to investigate facts?
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" Now, the mother wears sunscreen every day and stays out of the sun, telling WFLD: "It's not worth it.
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The extra cost is not worth it, so save up at the tank and pick the most affordable fuel.
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I said: 'If, after your first show, you still find that life is not worth it, I'll do it.
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It is not worth it to undermine the Islamic Republic and the government for a seat in the parliament.
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And we are unwittingly entering into so many contracts that it's simply not worth it to read them all.
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One reviewer wrote, "This movie was not worth it" and urged people to check out other kids' movies instead.
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You only have so much time and energy to give, and certain issues are simply just not worth it.
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"On the second trip to the emergency room, he said it's not worth it," his grandmother Joan Voit said.
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"If you're going to be housebound like I am, I'd say no, it's not worth it," he replies quietly.
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Some players are retiring from the league because they say the risk of cognitive impairment is not worth it.
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MARTIN: So last weekend, when he pops off about, 'Rex, don't bother with North Korea, it's not worth it.
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The ruling class uses these failures as evidence that any tax for a good cause is not worth it.
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"Ladies, it's not worth it," she told PEOPLE, Entertainment Weekly and InStyle at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday.
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Then, I would tell myself 'Okay, it's not worth it to argue with them,' so I would just say sorry.
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For new clients, it's $30, but for existing clients, it's $65, which is understandably not worth it to many people.
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Because costs are extremely high, it's also possible that people who aren't as sick decide it's not worth it anymore.
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"It's not worth it," said Mike Diakakis, the foreman at an apartment building on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
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I figure it's not worth it to even get back into bed, so I get dressed for the field again.
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"The carbon benefits, the greenhouse-gas benefits of recycling are actually very, very small, really not worth it," McAfee said.
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"If political survival entails my falling short of my principles, it is not worth it," Lopez told Reuters in February.
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She calls their relationship toxic and says he's not worth it because she's done putting up with his cheating ways.
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Under those contracts, Justice Ginsburg wrote, it is often not worth it and potentially dangerous to pursue small claims individually.
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Certainly, there are successful active managers, but risking your retirement to try to make extra money is not worth it.
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Engagement with Iran is not worth it until the regime shows that it is serious about implementing them. Brig. Gen.
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"A lot of people have taken a view that it is just not worth it, they won't trade," Culverhouse said.
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But even then, a substantial number of healthy people might decide it's not worth it — and still decide to leave.
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It's not worth it to find some place private or put headphones in to catch the sound from the occasional video.
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It's not worth it to take those easy campaigns for X amount of money if it's not something you stand by.
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Sometimes you make a decision, well it&aposs not worth it, and other times you might want to take it on.
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On a whole, if you're spending a relatively small sum on your trip, insuring that investment is probably not worth it.
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Which means that even if you're only looking out for yourself, your spring break is definitely, definitely, definitely not worth it.
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StockX and GOAT both charge fees for sellers that Read says could mean it's not worth it in the long run.
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"This really is about undertaking an ambitious obligation and then deciding halfway through that it's not worth it," Ms. Lerner said.
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Pelosi has been extremely careful with her rhetoric on impeachment, saying Trump was "just not worth it" a few months ago.
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"It's possible that Amazon and Google [will] kick the application off its services because it's not worth it for them," Martinez said.
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If it costs more to cool than it currently does in terms of what we lose, currently, then it's not worth it.
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"There's a Disney kind of arrogance and attitude that if it's not ours, it's not worth it," said the former Fox executive.
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Newt, whatever you think you're getting in return for obsequiously sliming an American hero, I guarantee you it's not worth it. Stop.
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"We decided that politically this conflict was not worth it, even though the operation of the judiciary would actually improve," he added.
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We stand in line for an hour then decide it's not worth it, since we have Drybar appointments that we can't miss.
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Most of the time, pulling an all-nighter is not worth it, because you'll feel both miserable and moody the next day.
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Now he thinks they are not worth it because they are filled with foreign-made parts and, he said, increasingly made overseas.
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The workers will vote for me in 85033 (lowest unemployment, most jobs ever), and should stop paying exorbitant $Dues, not worth it!
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The workers will vote for me in 2020 (lowest unemployment, most jobs ever), and should stop paying exorbitant $Dues, not worth it!
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So if you're thinking about upgrading anytime soon, it's probably not worth it to try and hold off for another two years.
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With these steps, you can at least take back some portion of your privacy if you decide the deal's not worth it.
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People often turn to credit cards to pay for trips, but when the weekend is over, "it's not worth it," Sullivan said.
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Nilay Patel: All right... So, you hear about the iPad app all the time, and you're like, "Yeah, it's not worth it"?
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"It's not worth it to buy things that don't matter, that aren't made by someone, that aren't rare or unique," he says.
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Have fun, otherwise it's not worth it Dunsany writes that he worked at Apple as a solutions consultant for over six years.
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"Some genealogists don't want a silver bullet and if it doesn't take 40 years of hard work, it's not worth it," Japhet said.
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Trying to alter your chronotype (aka your "internal clock") will likely backfire, and make you feel miserable, so it's probably not worth it.
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It requires a few minutes of hassle to get the assistants running on a computer, but that doesn't mean it's not worth it.
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Some people choose to ignore that, or not give attention [to social media], and that's fair too, because sometimes it's not worth it.
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But no matter what you do, you shouldn't try to alter the way you sneeze to make it quieter — it's not worth it.
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Between that and the $29 ticket cost to wait in the long lines, it's probably not worth it to go to the top.
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Just sometimes can't help but bump into some negative s—t that really can bum u out and it's not worth it honestly.
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In April, a coalition of government agencies, American Indian tribes, environmental activists, and even the dams' owner decided it's not worth it anymore.
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"Not worth it," said Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California, who has urged her colleagues to beat Mr. Trump at the ballot box instead.
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These warranties that ... Actually, almost in many cases, I don't want to get into this conversation, but Apple Care is not worth it.
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A group of lawmakers led by Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky argued that the experiment — the attempt to readapt — was not worth it.
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To truly dismantle the above into its component bullshit parts would take even more time than this, and it's just not worth it.
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"I may find a better job somewhere else, but without the people, the love, the cooperation, the respect, it's not worth it," he said.
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I've learned over the years it's just not worth it because you're going to be wrong way more than you're going to be right.
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"He could have gone out there and played, but it is just not worth it this time of the year," manager Chip Hale said.
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But, if those events make you unhappy — especially, if they push you to the point of breaking your sobriety — they're just not worth it.
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Deco flowers are crazy expensive and not worth it, so we always advise brides to be to use fake plastic flowers or real ones.
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I was surprised there were so few Americans Hadley Gamble: Doesn't the tax system then prohibit it really or make it not worth it?
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When it comes to impeachment, Trump is "just not worth it" because Democrats are going to drive him out of office at the polls.
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Instead, she has made opaque and confusing public statements, claiming that Trump is "just not worth it" and that he "self-impeaches" every day.
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It's an ordeal, and it's not worth it if the only result is to have a glass of wine with dinner during the week.
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Umami Chilean sea bass: not worth it, even for the slightly exotic return of a fish that hasn't been seen much since the '90s.
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Morally or practically, they are sometimes not worth it, and you have to ask the budgetary considerations, the legal considerations, the precedent you're setting.
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"It's not worth it," said Cristian Torres, a six-year pro from Bogotá who works in his father's bike shop to make ends meet.
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I don't think we should go down that path because it divides the country..." -- she's right about that -- "...and it's just not worth it.
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I&aposm happy to pay an annual fee when I&aposm getting value in return, but in some cases it&aposs not worth it.
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I didn't have anybody tell me that, so I'm constantly annoying her with this message: 'It's not worth it unless you're having a good time.
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Even though his departure would leave Trump even more isolated, a decision could be made that it's just not worth it for him to stay.
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Forgoing those apps just to use Catalina is, in my option, not worth it when the upgrades you're getting are mostly centered on new devices.
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Being on the field and cheering in front of the fans is my happy place, but the time and fiscal commitments are not worth it.
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And, looking around, like something we need to hear more and more and more, to combat the deafening buzz that says it's not worth it.
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Ultimately, it doesn't matter whether or not your clitoris is visible, and it's definitely not worth it to get frustrated if you can't find it.
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Bowers & Wilkins P5s (Photo: Mandy Mendelstein)Spending more might get you the slighter snobbier audiophile experience of the Sennheiser Momentum, but it's not worth it.
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This research is poised to improve our understanding of brain disorders, but ethicists say the harm endured by these monkeys is simply not worth it.
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"The fight we want to have is to convince them that the political price they would pay for voting against it is not worth it."
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But to the slew of people who contacted me post-election, saying things like, "At least your Dad was right," it was not worth it.
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Antitrust sceptics see the Android case as yet more proof that such legal action is just not worth it in the fast-moving tech world.
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"It is just not worth it to buy a first-class ticket because of the cost," she told the magazine about why she flies economy.
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As Gail Pendleton of ASISTA says: "When victims hear that the visas are used up they may think it's not worth it to come forward".
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Introducing algorithms now could be a misstep that's not worth it to make, especially since the ethos is supposed to be about connecting people directly.
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" Another Trump supporter, Brad Blakeman, picked up on Pelosi's comment to the Post that impeachment would divide the country and "he's just not worth it.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said this week that impeaching President Donald Trump is "almost not worth it" because of "what he is," according to Politico.
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A friend close to the family told me pork prices have been down for years, and with the tariffs it's just not worth it anymore.
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While some cannabis users report that it helps their anxiety, others argue that the risk of it creating more anxiety makes it not worth it.
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Short of that, no policy crackdown will persuade someone desperately fleeing her home country that it's not worth it to try to come to America.
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I like the aspect of it being online (so we can access it anywhere), but the stress and worry it causes is not worth it.
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"I actually resigned, because two of my children and myself have asthma, and it's not worth it right now to work there," the person said.
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"The things that have been said and done to my wife and kids since I announced interest in running" are not worth it, Schilling said.
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If you're too attached to this specific goal, however, you'll likely try it for a while, be miserable, decide it's not worth it, then quit.
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Its approach to smartphone moderation is to make the process of using it difficult enough that, in more marginal cases, it's simply not worth it.
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While an anti-abortion candidate could potentially garner Democrats a few Republican votes in tough swing elections, the cynical political calculation is not worth it.
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"Because it's not worth it if they're coming and treating us like a country club and enjoying the facilities, and not getting the academic benefits."
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But adaptive capacity in the plant system or the human system reaches a point when it's just not worth it to work with that variety.
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I could put out $100,000 on video and get 30 bucks off of that and it's just not worth it, but I still enjoy it.
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Imagine, however, that the US manages to make drug smuggling through the Mexico border so difficult that traffickers eventually decide it's not worth it anymore.
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The reason we thought of Jollibee was because at that time, he said that if people are hardworking but they're not happy, it's not worth it.
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He's spoken about his decision before, explaining that "it's just not worth it" to face the potential drama and rumors that might occur as a result.
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Maybe their products are a little superior to what you can find on the street but the prices they charge make it almost not worth it.
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"Amos thought people paid an enormous price to avoid mild embarrassment, and he himself decided early on it was not worth it," a friend told Lewis.
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Asked if there had ever been a point where drama or concern about the White House made the policy tradeoffs not worth it, he didn't hesitate.
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Israeli officials say the goal is to make Iran realize the cost in blood and treasure of its military buildup in Syria is not worth it.
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It's just not worth it to risk having the entire story be hijacked by something that, though, does seem like a normal part of profile writing.
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An increasing number of municipalities have stopped accepting most plastics to be recycled because the cost of collection and sorting the material is not worth it.
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The President's veto threat -- and his borderline obsession with the issue as a negotiating chip, as several sources describe it -- make the fight not worth it.
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"Maybe we could reduce crime more by using predictive policing, but the unintended consequences [are] even more damaging… and it's just not worth it," Birch said.
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It's not a great time to binge watch horror movies or alien conspiracy documentaries because the energy can get paranoid, and it's truly not worth it, Pisces.
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"It's not worth it if your water's poisoned," said Sarandon before adding, "It's not a question of if they (the pipes) leak, it's a question of when."
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"It's just not worth it to them," said Dr. Eric Bricker, an internist who spent years running a company that advised employers who self-funded their insurance.
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"With all of these regulations, [vlogging] is not worth it," says Faith Hilary, a YouTube creator with about 20203,500 subscribers who goes by the handle Tanzanian Vlogger.
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While refinancing could be a way to save money in the long-term, it's not worth it if the upfront costs put you in a financial hole.
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The social media app has never notified users when a mutual unfollows them, for obvious reasons: it would suck to get told that you're not worth it.
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Sack off the football, sack off Match of the Day and sack off getting up in the morning, because it's not worth it for the unrelenting misery.
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If your costs exceed your expected earnings, then it's probably not worth it, unless you have a solid plan for turning a profit further down the line.
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That would make costs rise for everyone, and then slightly less healthy people might decide it's not worth it and leave, which further increases costs for everyone.
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Fifty-five percent of voters said a shutdown is not worth it, while only 31 percent said it was, according to a Morning Consult poll released last week.
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Though even when you can find a cheaper price, you may discover that the savings are not worth it to make the leap — which is all by design.
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The answer to that calculus has been, by and large, that it's simply not worth it for the health care industry to go all out to save Obamacare.
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Over the course of two years, one man from the UK spent $10,000 on FIFA 17 and FIFA 18, only to realize that it was not worth it.
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"[Rob and Chyna] realize Dream will connect them for life, and it's not worth it for them to fight and get dramatic about their breakup," the source continues.
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But the creepy men whose eyes I looked into who made me feel like they had an ulterior motive almost made the experience not worth it for me.
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" Rutgers Law School professor Michael Carrier said Apple "rolled the dice" by going to court and today's decision "shows that the patent wars really are not worth it.
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For example, both of these policies are also reasons why irrigation systems occupy only 12 percent of Serbian crop fields – investing in them is simply not worth it.
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One user encouraged retail employees to not go to work if they were scared, saying it's not worth it to "stress yourself out for some minimum wage job."
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Chris Borland shocked the sports world when he left the N.F.L. after his rookie season, saying the long-term health risks of playing football were not worth it.
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He hasn't asked for any more visits in the past ten years, and I've decided that it's not worth it for me to go through it all again.
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And honestly, you don't use a patent unless you feel that it's defensible because it's expensive, and it takes a long time, and it's just not worth it.
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There was a recent Nicolle Wallace segment where she asked if Republicans are ever going to say, ''We want our agenda, but this is just not worth it.
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This is likely not worth it to the vast majority of flyers who have no shot of hitting the highest tiers and unlocking the most valuable elite benefits.
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The $2 to $4 in savings on the majority of shared UberPool or Lyft Shared rides is 100% not worth it, especially if your drop-off is far.
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The European deposit insurance scheme was still missing as an element, he said, adding of the banking union that "if it's not perfect, it's not worth it," he said.
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The app is a bit annoying too, since it has ads, but you can remove them if you buy the pro version for $2.99—which is not worth it.
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Sometimes if it's a family member (like a sibling or older relative), you may decide that it's not worth it to get into a fight about it, she says.
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If we wrote about every single funny tweet or poor sap who fell in a lake while trying to catch a Rattata (not worth it), we would never sleep.
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" Last month, Pelosi reiterated she doesn't think her party should pursue impeachment unless there is significant evidence, calling impeachment a divisive move and arguing Trump was "not worth it.
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" Sabatier says it's not worth it to sweat minor expenses: "$5 or $10 or $20 or even $100 here or there — it's not going to make or break you.
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I tried everything from slathering my face in petroleum jelly (do not recommend — the resulting clogged pores are so not worth it) to rocking and sobbing in my bathroom.
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He said he was treated fairly by the pawn shop he used, but said that, in retrospect, the stress of pawning jewelry from his inventory was not worth it.
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"This is grand, historical and very positive that the USA has realized after all these years that the embargo is not worth it," said smartly suited Lazaro Roger, 56.
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"But the complexity, as well as the risk of such an operation, is so high at this point that it's just not worth it to the leadership in Beijing."
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It's probably not worth it to try to be funny, or provide commentary on the internet in a way that isn't a mildly-angled recap of a trending topic.
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With mortgages, if you think you'll have moved out of the home you're paying on before you reach your break-even point, it's probably not worth it to refinance.
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The headline on the only review was, "Not Worth It." Another New York estates lawyer, Anne Litwin, said there were some tricks of the trade that good lawyers knew.
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We debate ferrying back to pay them, but decide it's not worth it since they're not open today and we'll be on day trips tomorrow and the day after.
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The convenience and rewards of using a credit card are great, but it&aposs not worth it for most people if that means paying 10%, 20%, or more interest.
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"The harm of the base now is not worth it being there," said Abdul Shokoor, the district governor of Bagram, pointing at the continuously deteriorating security in the district.
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He says safety problems are to be expected with all devices inserted into the body, but, in this case, the lack of effectiveness makes that risk not worth it.
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But if too many moderns decided that having children is not worth it and human extinction really loomed, we might have to outlaw contraceptives and welcome back the bedroom police.
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"I knew this was a time that I could save the next person who was struggling, the next person who thinks their life is not worth it," she told ESPN.
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But to me, spending hundreds of dollars on an A5 Olive Wagyu is not worth it, at least not if you want to eat more than a couple of ounces.
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You put yourself out on a plate, and you bare everything, and someone says that they don't really like that, so that makes you feel like you're not worth it.
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We've also got other things that sell really well and it's not worth it to adjust the production schedule and sacrifice one of our other successful lines for this line.
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"As soon as real money investors feel it's not worth it to put too much cash into this asset class, it will sell off," said one covering the SSA sector.
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The conventional wisdom in venture capital was that the risk-to-reward potential of companies in the category was typically not worth it, in part thanks to Amazon's growing dominance.
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In the end, while the i7 is fast, and an absolute necessity for film editors, engineers, architects, and 3D designers, it's just not worth it for the rest of us.
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Suthivarakom notes that while Wirecutter receives affiliate revenue, it will occasionally tell readers not to buy a particular product at all if the testing shows that it's not worth it.
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"I didn't act on it because it's not worth it when someone puts hate out there, you know to respond in a hateful way will do no good," she said.
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There's the advice you should probably ignore (looking at you, goop) and the ones that sound good on the surface, but in practice are impossible or simply not worth it.
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So the lesson they taught me — that credit card hacking is not worth it if you can't devote lots of attention to it — has been a useful one for me.
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In my area, and a lot of other areas, the majority of the time it is not worth it to sit in the airport queue and wait for a ride.
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This is important, since closing costs and fees can run high, making it not worth it to refinance (you may barely save anything on your monthly payment, if at all).
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"It's everywhere … you're going to walk to a party … it's not worth it … I'm going to tell you this … it's all going to fall apart," she says while bleeping on explicits.
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So he has decided that the optics of this were bad, not worth it, the politics were not working for him, and he wants to get this issue off the table.
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I think in general I've learned my lesson to not talk about relationships and gossip because I've been at the center of it a few times and it's not worth it.
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Not saying they're not worth it, but for those of us with limited spending money — lookin' at you, students heading off to college — making that kind of purchase just isn't realistic.
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Eh, Not Worth It China's Five Year plans are basically a series of planning documents (and immense planning processes) that more or less direct the strategy of the whole of government.
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We could have some lovely discourse about casual misogyny in punk here, but it's probably not worth it over a song that appeared on an album titled, Hitler Bad, Vandals Good.
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But for Democrats facing tough re-election campaigns, the threat of attack served to underscore a decades-old reality about congressional pay raises: The political optics were just not worth it.
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Faced with the prospect of a seemingly endless quagmire in Somalia and sustained attacks, the US government could decide the time and effort in East Africa are simply not worth it.
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And yet in declaring that impeachment therefore is "just not worth it," Ms. Pelosi may also be setting a far-reaching new standard with implications long after Mr. Trump leaves office.
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Tracy McGrady says there's NO DAMN WAY he'd hoop for the U.S. in the '16 Olympics ... warning athletes everywhere that Zika and the putrid water situation make it not worth it.
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"He said once someone's been shooting up, you go through all this money and surgery and they go right back to shooting up again, so it's not worth it," Mr. Mignogna recalled.
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For Pepino, the risks of resuscitating population control arguments marred by racism and sexism are not worth it, especially if the math doesn't add up to a meaningful population decrease soon enough.
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Ironically, Jamie mentions his career can be wrecked if he goes viral for a bad show ... so he decides it's not worth it to try to win the crowd back and bails.
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"The salary is not worth it, even though it's higher than the minimum wage," Prestoza said to Vox last year at a memorial for the victims of the 2017 call center fire.
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While you might immediately feel the urge to give them a piece of your mind or detonate a screenshot on your social media channels, according to the experts, it's not worth it.
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It's not worth it — the show has gotten so extreme, and yet so repetitive (how many times can Fitz and Olivia break up and make up?) that close examination just ruins everything.
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But if they don't expect that — if they expect kids will go back to school and stop eating so much peanut butter at home, let's say — then it's likely not worth it.
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With the recent hostilities in Gaza, experts said, Israel had reminded Hamas of its air superiority and intelligence dominance and had driven home the point that testing Israel was not worth it.
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She said that she had sold their home and had wanted to use the money to get a good lawyer, but that her husband had told her it was not worth it.
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Patterson and her husband Mark Caldwell have been trying to get pregnant for over a year and the athlete says it's just not worth it to her to head to Brazil next month.
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Honestly, to put that option into the game, we'd have to cut out other things to compensate for the workload, and every time that's the situation we'll basically say, 'it's not worth it'.
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While her wily methods never involve outright breaking the law (not worth it for even the roomiest of restaurant accommodations), they definitely include taking ballsy risks everyone else is too bashful to attempt.
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Nick Bosa could make $100 MILLION in the NFL -- and it's simply not worth it to stay in college and contend for a title ... so says ex-OSU superstar running back Maurice Clarett.
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Of course you can't blame someone if they go MIA if they're going through something, but if getting them to talk to you feels like constantly pulling teeth, it's probably not worth it.
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It's become such a profitable endeavor that it's not worth it to me anymore to show properties, unless it's a really good client or a repeat business that I want to help sustain.
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Not really, I almost did the Robot Restaurant but didn't do it since I heard it was not worth it What advice would you give someone who is traveling to the same location?
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While acknowledging throughout his remarks that the entire incident was "just not worth it," Simpson maintained that he was unarmed and that he did not break into the hotel room containing his memorabilia.
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RELATED: Nancy Pelosi: 'I'm not for impeachment,' slams Trump as 'not worth it' That's because the President will likely find it almost impossible not to weigh in on what happens in the courtroom.
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Of course, considering how much typical cellphone bills run these days, most people probably think like me: that paying anything extra is not worth it unless the service truly eliminates all the unwanted calls.
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Blevins doesn't have to stream with anyone — but by declaring that playing with women is "just not worth it," he's contributing to false narratives that men and women can't coexist in non-sexual relationships.
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Heart conditions, kidney conditions, lupus, diabetes — these issues and more can make a pregnancy "high-risk," and sometimes so high-risk that it's not worth it to try to carry the pregnancy to term.
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But, while this gives users a great deal more control, jailbreaking relies on exploiting security holes, and always comes with the usually-not-worth-it drawback of making your device a lot less secure.
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Much of it is ridiculous, the sort of show you watch at arm's length because it's not worth it to get too involved—and the characters are just interesting enough to keep it going.
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To the Editor: Re "Pelosi Says Trump Is 'Just Not Worth' Effort to Impeach" (news article, March 12): Nancy Pelosi's "he's just not worth it" justification against impeachment is infuriating and misses the point.
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Anne: When we did talk about it, my first thought was, if he's not going to get any more sensation out of it, it's not worth it to see him go through another surgery.
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Earlier this year on The Vergecast, Lau commented that even 10W fast wireless charging was too slow and "not worth it" compared to the wired fast-charging Warp Charge that OnePlus' current phones offer.
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"I'm incredibly grateful that I have another chance, that others have not gotten, who are struggling with essentially being told, 'You are not worth (it),' which is what a victim hears and knows," Elmore said.
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I'm stubborn and highly competitive, so it was frustrating to "fail" at the diet, but I also really, really love food, and skipping one to two meals a day was not worth it to me.
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It's not worth it #justdrive For what it's worth, NHTSA is right: countless studies have linked texting in the driver's seat with higher accident rates, and Werner Herzog himself has made a film about it.
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For people who consider Bitcoin nothing more than a speculative bubble — or a speculative bubble that has enabled online drug sales and ransom payments — any new contribution toward global warming is probably not worth it.
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If you look at the critique coming out of a lot of European capitals and the European academics and the people closing their Facebook accounts, I think there are many saying it's not worth it.
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In an op-ed in USA Today over the weekend, Johnson makes the case that the costs of keeping the economy effectively shuttered as the country waits out the coronavirus is simply not worth it.
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"It's possible that older workers may still be the absolute best workers at their firms, but it could be not worth it to them or the company to retrain and learn new things," he said.
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But if you feel obligated to layer on the blanket or to get used to sleeping to rain sounds or to fill your room with some scent you don't really like, it's not worth it.
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It's that time of year again: The season of turning on the oven or cuddling your overheating laptop for warmth because it's just not worth it to turn the heat on in the whole house.
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NOT WORTH THE RISK Every time a Helms-Burton suit is filed, or Washington sanctions a bank for violating the embargo, corporate compliance officers say business with Cuba is not worth it, the sources said.
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"They understood that hemp was removed from the federal Controlled Substances Act but because of the paperwork that was involved, a lot of them were just like, yeah, it's just not worth it," she said.
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Depending upon who you ask, it's (A) a two-year networking party with a six-figure price tag, (B) only worth pursuing if you get into a top-2003 school, or (D) totally not worth it.
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Nilay Patel: You're saying songs are getting shorter because of streaming services and how the artist gets paid once a listener hits 30 seconds and then everything after 30 seconds is kind of not worth it.
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We can never get enough of funnel cakes, corndogs, and of course, churros, but having to wait in a never-ending line in the blazing sun to get those concession snacks is almost not worth it.
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Sarah Silbert: Obviously, it's very attractive to get points or miles from your credit card, but if you're not paying off your balance in full, the points or miles that you're earning are not worth it.
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Because it feels like fucking this person would be for a half-vendetta (which is hot) but if it's going to cause a rift in your relationship that's too big to repair, it's not worth it.
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The person assisting me that day even said, "This guy and his opinions are not worth it," while I wiped my tears and paid for the new glasses I had been excited about only moments before.
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And the kicker, going back to the Quinnipiac poll: Among those who support a DACA fix, more than half -- 53% -- say this past weekend's shutdown, which had effectively ended by midday Monday, was not worth it.
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"It's not worth it to look at bitcoin two months, two weeks ahead," Lee argued, saying he still believes each bitcoin will be worth $25,000 in five years or about 600 percent higher than current levels.
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Ms. Tlaib, responding to Ms. Pelosi's assertion that, absent bipartisan support, it was "just not worth it" to impeach the president, announced that she would be plowing ahead with an impeachment resolution to be filed soon.
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Pelosi said earlier this year that such a step was "not worth it," and her deputy Steny Hoyer told CNN last week that the best way to deal with Trump was to beat him in an election.
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And while some drinks are obviously not worth it—candy-colored cocktails that are light on the alcohol and high on the fruit juice come to mind—some drinks definitely give you more buzz for your buck.
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The $500 Xbox One X is an even less meaningful jump in quality over its predecessor and gamers will have a hard time justifying purchasing a One X over a One S. To me, it's not worth it.
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Last week, McAleenan told NBC's Lester Holt that migrant family separations had resulted in the department "losing public trust" such that "from an enforcement perspective, it's not worth it," and that reinstating them is not on the table.
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In another instance, when she refused to take part in a threesome with him and another woman saying a role in a movie was not worth it, he allegedly got angry and called her an "ungrateful c*nt".
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RELATED: Acting DHS chief: Family separations policy 'not worth it' The two sides had previously submitted competing proposals on how the process would unfold, leading US District Judge Dana Sabraw to direct them back to the drawing board.
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"I know for fact that one of my distributors stopped ordering three quartz colors because prices are jumping high enough so it's not worth it anymore," said Goran Zucik, sales manager at Rockville, Maryland-based Stone & Tile World.
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Within minutes the guy was getting pulled aside by walking thirst traps Jami and Ashley, making out with each of them left and right – and that's when Shushanna saw the light and decided this was definitely not worth it.
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That feeling of someone just draining you—it's not worth it, especially not when I don't have a lot of free time and I could put my energy into something that's more, I don't know, fulfilling for my life.
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"As an attacker, all you really have to do is target voters in a small, geographically concentrated area, and try to convince them it's not worth it to get out of the house and vote," Mr. Striem-Amit said.
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For Argentina, defending a lost cause in Bolivia, where few principles are involved, and helping Cuba and Venezuela perpetuate the misery of their people at the cost of American support where it really counts are simply not worth it.
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" — Allison"Not necessarily exact deals, but I think unless you want a very specific item that you know is going to be in-demand, it's not worth it to go out first thing in the morning or Thursday night.
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Check out Sims 4 expansion packs on Amazon See Details We all have that one skill we've always wanted to learn — and while sober you may say it's not worth it, drunk you is psyched to learn a new language.
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Unless you're already using a 23D printer in your line of work or hobby, or regularly spend thousands of dollars a year on small plastic parts, the time and costs involved with 33D printer ownership are just not worth it.
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Cramer Remix: The election stock opportunity Cramer: Angry politics are hurting this market Cramer: S&P could be headed for new highs As soon as Cramer read Citron's report, he recognized that any potential upside simply was not worth it.
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And [President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE] is just not worth it.
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" And yet, while public health entomologist Grayson Brown told io9 in 2014 that mosquitoes could, foreseeably, be wiped out, "the ecological damage that would be necessary... would make eradication not worth it unless there was a very serious public health emergency.
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They don't need trains that lead to city centers, or it's not worth it for them to take a train into the city if they can drive straight to their workplace and avoid second or third rides on subway or buses.
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It's also an indicator that international sanctions would likely have be far harsher to have the desired effect of convincing North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that it's not worth it for him to continue to pursue a nuclear weapons program.
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The Sun sent a message this week: If another public figure was thinking about becoming more involved in the migrant crisis, he or she might take a look at what happened to me and Gary and think it's not worth it.
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The Oscar-nominated actress and granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway tells TMZ ... she thinks it's noble Hemingway Home's manager, Jacqui Sands, plans to stay put to hold down the fort and take care of its kitties -- but it's just not worth it.
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After meeting with a professor to plan a spring course on fascism and anti-fascism, "we decided it was probably not worth it," said Lori Poloni-Staudinger, head of the department of politics and international affairs, who has also received threats.
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The new, shiny S.U.V. I was given at Heathrow (a common "free" upgrade from a standard car that's sometimes not worth it, especially if you're looking to save money on gas) had a clutch that I couldn't get comfortable with.
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It was not hard to look at what happened to Ellen Pao in 2015, after she brought a lawsuit against prominent venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers for gender discrimination and concluded that coming forward publicly was just not worth it.
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I'm sure you're all nice, but SO NOT WORTH IT In December, CNN discovered a trove of 15 hours of unedited footage that was meant to be used for pro-Cruz super PAC ads and clearly not for intended for public consumption.
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For myself, it's hard to rank these albums, because I work a lot on all albums; it's not like I had a break, or said, oh, these two albums, it's not worth it to work hard on them, or something like that.
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The reason I say it's not worth it is because — especially for iPhone owners and I'm most familiar with the iPhone — if you break a screen or even a battery goes bad or something else, it usually only costs $100 to $200 to fix that.
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It will likely aim for counterattacks damaging enough to persuade the United States that killing General Suleimani was not worth it — a high bar, given his value and the far superior American military strength — but not so damaging as to trigger an all-out conflict.
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The interim head of the Department of Homeland Security asserted on Tuesday that the Trump administration wasn't looking to revive its divisive policy of separating migrant families at the U.S.-Mexico border, telling NBC News the controversy was "not worth it" from an enforcement standpoint.
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In some cases, though, "It's not worth it all of the time, because sometimes you can find a deal for the same hotel room that is still cheaper overall throughout the four nights, so it's good to compare before booking," Cheng and Pla say.
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Pelosi said unequivocally she doesn't believe the country should go through an impeachment process in a new interview with the Washington Post Magazine's Joe Heim, saying Trump is "just not worth it" except in the case of bombshell revelations that both parties can agree are disqualifying.
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But I do want to know, do you think it takes too long to get approval; or do you think it's right, given the fact that if somebody dies from an approval -- after approval, that it's just not worth it and they have to stop the stuff?
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This is often extrapolated into an argument that law schools are about to close wholesale (so far, not one has closed) or that law school is not worth it for 90 percent of those who attend and cannot be guaranteed a job at a big law firm.
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If flexing the intellectual muscles of a group of students comes at the cost of amplifying a man whose political program thus far has endangered the lives of thousands -- even millions -- of people across the world, and who is not done yet, it is not worth it.
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While there are certainly some material benefits — instant alerts to a wet diaper can let parents focus on other tasks, for instance — most babies already have an effective built-in alert system (crying), and the cost of a text alert is not worth it for many parents.
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But Glick had never starred in a New York musical — and didn't necessarily intend to: "I was nervous that the anxiety and stress of it would maybe make it not worth it, but 'Little Shop' was the test of whether I could do it again," he says.
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As the economist Gabriel Zucman says, "It's not worth it to try to earn $50 million in income when 90 cents out of an extra dollar goes to the I.R.S." The tax rates helped create a culture in which Americans found gargantuan incomes to be bizarre.
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The key, again, buy from reputable companies and be willing to spend a little bit more because saving the extra $20 is certainly not worth it when someone grabs all your banking credentials or is able to look in that camera and record everything that's going on.
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Or I'm going to sleep in my office because I don't have a car, and my place is so far away, and I worked so late into the night that it's not worth it for me to walk the hour and fifteen minutes it is to my apartment.
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People may decide it's not worth it if the device is permanent, if it requires surgery, if it takes too long to train or get used to, if it's too costly, or if it grants the user simply an improvement on human abilities instead of a new skill altogether.
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Yes, that's a harsher stance than her previous statements—"Lock him up" is certainly an escalation from "He's just not worth it"—but that likely just reflects the sheer number of House Democrats who have come out in favor of impeachment following the Mueller report (now at sixty, and counting).
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If Moore succeeds in spite of all of the women who have come forward, all telling very similar stories about how he approached them and what he wanted, there could well be a sense among women weighing whether to go public that it's simply not worth it given the potential fallout. 5.
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It was probably not worth it for Mr. Mueller's investigators to take on that challenge — especially if all they had to make the case to a judge were their suspicions about a difficult-to-parse statement, said Samuel W. Buell, a former federal prosecutor who now teaches criminal law at Duke University.
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"Maybe we could reduce crime more by using predictive policing, but the unintended consequences [are] even more damaging… and it's just not worth it," Tim Birch, the head of resource and planning for the Oakland Police Department, told Motherboard in a 2016 interview about software vendor PredPol, another provider of predictive analytics to police departments.
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"Against a background where, for a couple years here, hot deals moved really fast and people could get funded based on two PowerPoint slides, it became even more important to say, 'Hey, fine, this is a hot deal, but I'm going to miss it because it's not worth it to cut the corners,'" Gunther said.
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"I'm nervous to come back," the New York-based surgical technician said as she was canceling her Air China flight at a travel agency in the Flushing section of Queens on Saturday because she was worried about the difficulty of returning to the U.S. "It's not worth it" to visit her native China now, she said.
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Additional Reading • G.O.P.'s Attempt to Avoid Emergency Showdown With Trump Is Scuttled, by Trump • How Every Senator Voted on Ending Trump's National Emergency • Impeaching Trump Is 'Not Worth It,' Nancy Pelosi Says A poll of likely Iowa caucusgoers released this weekend found Joe Biden atop the field of potential 2020 Democratic candidates, followed closely by Senator Bernie Sanders.
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As if Nintendo was saying it understood our mad desire for more immersion and was offering us a window into the world that didn't require the goofy headset or high price point of VR.Unfortunately it was just one moment, and until the Switch can have a lot of those moments—found in an array of games—it's not worth it.
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While he did not hesitate to advocate the legal rights of Muslims and other minorities whenever he felt they were threatened, he did not promote Islamic law and he backed a decision by the National League for Democracy not to field Muslim candidates in the 2015 election, telling a reporter at the time that it was not worth it given the polarized political climate.
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But De Mistura made clear that peace negotiations must be through the United Nations in Geneva, as mandated by the U.N. Security Council, adding: "Otherwise it is not worth it.... This is a complicated war, it is only in Geneva through the U.N." The U.N. envoy has conducted shuttle diplomacy between the Syrian government delegation led by chief negotiator Bashar al-Ja'afari and a unified opposition delegation.
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"When you are considering a change to your monthly bills, it's a good time to take a moment and consider your progress on other goals, such as saving for education, retirement or a wedding," Sean M. Pearson, a certified financial planner at Ameriprise Financial, tells CNBC Make It. While refinancing could be a way to save money in the long-term, it's not worth it if the upfront costs put you in a financial hole.
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"It's worth it for tech workers, it's worth it for property owners, [but] it's not worth it for most other folks—especially with the caveat that this is going to come out at a significant direct public expense, through tax breaks and other kinds of incentives," said Daniel William Immergluck, a professor in the Urban Studies Institute at Georgia State University who's written about how Amazon might affect the city's housing market.
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Also very curious to see how Qualcomm's 8CX processor holds up without the custom enhancements that are present on its variant in the Surface Pro X. └ OnePlus just took a big step toward supporting wireless charging in future phones Earlier this year on The Vergecast, Lau commented that even 10W fast wireless charging was too slow and "not worth it" compared to the wired fast-charging Warp Charge that OnePlus' current phones offer.
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" Asked whether a statement from Zelensky committing to the investigations was "a necessary condition" for a White House meeting, Volker, who had been helping draft the statement for Zelensky, replied: "I wouldn't have called it a necessary condition, and when it became clear later that we were not going to agree on a statement that the Ukrainians were comfortable with, I agreed that the Ukrainians should just drop it, it's not worth it.
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Pelosi has repeatedly said pursuing impeachment against Trump "is not worth it," echoing the argument made by figures who have said the best way to defeat Trump is to vote him out of office, including former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, who played a key role in Mueller's investigation.
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This is in part because the boat goes very fast, so even if you have a lid, it's not worth it (you really have to pound that drink), but mostly because what I liked about the ride was the purity of being out on the water and in the sun and having an experience that was enough on its own, without alcohol or my phone or even my friends, all those things I use to protect me from being unmediated and exposed most of the day.
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The argument made by the Trump administration is that the best way to protect children is to stop them from coming to begin with, and that it needs to be able to deport families quickly so that potential future migrants will understand it's not worth it to come to the US. Accepting that solution requires making assumptions about what exactly will stop people from coming — and also, of course, requires agreement that it's more dangerous for a migrant to be in the US than her home country.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) made her strongest comments to date on impeachment, saying in a new interview that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is "just not worth it," unless there's bipartisan support for going down that road.
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