So I like to sit through it […] Terkel: That itself is sufficient: from the hand and mind — and so you will sit through it.
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To sit through this — and there's a lot to sit through (Senate hearings, newsroom slapstick, Scoot McNairy doing Lieutenant Dan from "Forrest Gump") — is to see both rage and piety hit a wall.
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No one will sit through more than 75 lots comfortably.
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Skip if: You can't sit through a long action movie.
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There's no reason an employee has to sit through that.
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In other words, if you sit through it — Mostel: Bah!
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I cannot sit through an hour of a scripted show.
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And I can't sit through seasons of incest and rape.
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"It was really hell to sit through," Ms. Taubensee said.
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With "Rise," you have to sit through the growing pains.
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Why can't I sit through my movie on opening night?
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"My delegation needed motivation to sit through this," he says, smiling.
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I snag a coconut one as I sit through sign out.
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How many more of these do we have to sit through?
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Is this penance for encouraging audiences to sit through After Earth?
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She also has to sit through an awkward proposal from Denisof.
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Did you sit through the doc's screening at Sundance?
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Models have to sit through the hair pulling with no complaints.
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My father knew if she would sit through that, appreciate the dark humor that had seen him through so many years of imprisonment, she might sit through a lifetime with him as well, and she did.
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But making us sit through two hours to get the full bracket?
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That doesn't say — it might be rotten after I sit through it.
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Do you really want to sit through Trump's conspiracy theories on Twitter?
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When you sit through 3 hours of that ... you deserve to party.
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And if we're forced to sit through generic commercials, we get pissed.
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Put it on main cards and make the people sit through it.
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"I don't think I want to sit through that again," he said.
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By rights, "Never Goin' Back" should be a chore to sit through.
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And, let's face it, life's too short to sit through bad improv.
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You got to sit through those things for two or three hours.
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"My father knew if she would sit through that, appreciate the dark humor that had seen him through so many years of imprisonment, she might sit through a lifetime with him as well, and she did," Meghan McCain said.
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MMA fans will only remember having to sit through Akebono and Emanuel Yarborough.
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That doesn't mean you've got to sit through session after session live, however.
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When exams come up, you have no choice but to sit through them.
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Eventually, everyone will have to give or sit through one at some point.
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We didn't have much reading to do, or many lectures to sit through.
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Cruz had to sit through a similar montage of his own on immigration.
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One that is much easier to sit through with a good, strong drink.
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Who would have thought a Dylann Roof would sit through a Bible study?
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What's nice for us is that we won't have to sit through it.
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" Its "uncompromising slowness," she wrote, "makes it hard to sit through without talking.
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This movie is, it happens, easier to sit through than the 2014 film.
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You'll always have to sit through ads during your live TV stream, however.
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It is almost unbearable to sit through, which is as it should be.
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For me it was very difficult to sit through, but it was real.
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The end result is that customers don't have to sit through check out.
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It'd be like every Floyd Mayweather match you've ever had to sit through.
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Literally, he won't, ever: No woman in her right mind would sit through that.
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The real question is if people are even willing to sit through these videos.
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And, how much longer do we need to sit through this agonising sexual tension?
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For now, we have to sit through the last portion of this waiting game.
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It was an incredibly emotional experience to sit through in that room that night.
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At least you didn't have to sit through a 3 Doors Down concert, Bill.
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You couldn't pay me to sit through it again, but that's Ian McEwan's fault.
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Yet it's so relentlessly self-serious that it becomes increasingly tough to sit through.
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I'm certainly drawn to it, and I can't wait to sit through a ballet.
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I don't want to sit through hours upon hours of brutal cruelty and domination.
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It's brutal to sit through a two-hour-long episodes where nothing gets resolved.
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However wonderful it may be to perform, it's a hard slog to sit through.
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This isn't the sex education you may have had to sit through in school.
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Biden's supporters are older and less likely to sit through candidate appearances, aides said.
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My father figured if that Cindy Lou Hensley would sit through that, and appreciate the dark humor that had seen him through so many years of cruel imprisonment, she just might sit through a lifetime with him as well, and she did.
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Why do we have to sit through the big monologue from the revealed villain again?
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On top of it all, she has to sit through a tense brunch with Edward.
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Slightly less befuddling than the videos's unbearable awkwardness — can you sit through all five minutes?
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She will sit through despite the fact that she doesn't have the spine for it.
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"That his mom had made me sit through a dumbass Justin Bieber movie," Moreno answered.
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The audience had to sit through bands who maybe weren't as exciting as Queen were.
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Meanwhile, we have to sit through Joey stuffing his face and getting the meat sweats.
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If you can barely sit through a 4-hour baseball game, Twenty20 is your poison.
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Dark Phoenix isn't especially ugly or upsetting, but it's no pleasure to sit through, either.
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I didn't set out to make this vile film that people couldn't even sit through.
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It's a major thought process that I have to sit through and do research on.
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" Another ally added, "It wasn't fun for the people who had to sit through it.
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We don't have to sit through any more "going Black and not going back" jokes.
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Does being in Spain mean we have to have sit through this awful guitar music?
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With YouTube, you get what you're willing to sit through a pre-roll ad for.
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Even though the content appears to be pirated, you'll still have to sit through ads.
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She loves him enough to sit through "HAM" and call it one of his greatest tracks.
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Anyone who watches Google (GOOGL)-owned YouTube for free has to sit through ads as well.
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Why sit through hours of formal training when anything they could do, she could do better?
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Another double header tonight, because PBS knows we can sit through unlimited episodes of this gem.
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In several scenes in the books, the characters have to sit through detention with Professor Snape.
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You should be able to sit through a whole movie, and most movies are two hours.
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What more could you ask of a child as you sit through a televised awards show?
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The idea is that students should not have to sit through lessons they have already learned.
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Ford had all this information already, but chose to sit through it on the audience's behalf.
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But rather than make you sit through his whole presentation again, just watch the highlights above.
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You would rather neck a shot of pig sweat than sit through their set, you said.
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Laimer put together a video explaining how it works, and it's pretty hypnotic to sit through.
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I'm sure they wished they could sit through the kids practice without having to get high.
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One year, fans waited a week just to sit through a free agent's special TV announcement.
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After the years they have had to sit through, the Philly fans deserve that at least.
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But that is long to sit through for a foreign film, especially for voters watching screeners.
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I needed a bowl of pretzels, at least, if I was going to sit through this.
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And then sit through a briefing on how to avoid being compromised by his foreign hosts?
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And instead of stewing over it during a commercial break, you have to sit through two periods.
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How the hell do you sit through history class when you have the internet in your pocket?
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I could barely sit through [history class] with my chunky Nokia phone with, like, Snake on it.
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And now, it's one of the hardest 27 minutes to sit through and watch on the internet.
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Many of those outside were carrying small children unwilling or unable to sit through the long service.
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The hope is that they will eventually help reduce the overall commercial time that people sit through.
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I did get a chance to watch a Democratic nominee debate once but couldn't sit through it.
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Again, they will sit through a trial trying to understand attorneys' arguments by reading their facial expressions.
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Unfortunately, it didn't always work, as Kobe had to sit through numerous injuries late in his career.
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I can only assume he was paid 10,000 x more to sit through this interview than I was.
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But every time I tuned in, I was put off and couldn't even sit through a full episode.
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As the cycle starts anew, we should ask ourselves: How many more times will we sit through this?
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One lawmaker also praised the strength of Mr. Bercow's bladder and his ability to sit through endless debates.
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The seven-inch screen size is pretty restrictive if you want to, say, sit through an entire movie.
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It's like rebooting your phone without having to sit through the loading screen for several minutes each time.
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It creates an awkward atmosphere that was uncomfortable to sit through, and that's ultimately what happened to me.
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The idea that people are going to sit through commercials at 11:30 at night is just insane.
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Although the paying customers who have had to sit through the games might think the timing is perfect.
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There's a tune that's familiar to anyone who has ever had to sit through an American graduation ceremony.
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People purposefully visit YouTube to watch a specific video, so they're willing to sit through pre-roll ads.
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But in 2013, she told Britain's Daily Express newspaper that she can't sit through any of her films.
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We no longer have the patience to sit through a baseball game without that reach to the pocket.
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Why are you making me sit through 30 seconds of some guy trying to sell me boat insurance?
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Swae LeeIf we sit through this entire set and the pet monkey doesn't make one appearance, we riot.
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Gods of Egypt is a movie that requires more effort to sit through than it did to make it.
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And then I hope I have the tolerance to sit through it and maybe find something out about it.
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If we have to sit through Batman's beatboxing attempts, we deserve to see what Barbara's hidden talents are, too.
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Fans are encouraged to dress as clowns and sit through the screening in a theater surrounded by fellow clowns.
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In Texas, be prepared to sit through of 1,500 hours of training/labor you will never be compensated for.
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And the animal is the only thing patient enough to sit through a 20-minute selfie session with you.
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Fellow Americans, we have been forced to sit through one of the most bizarre election cycles in modern history.
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Come on, man — didn't the troops in Afghanistan have it hard enough without having to sit through sketch comedy?
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It is hard to sit through an entire listening of "We Are Not Yet Equal" and leave with hope.
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They mostly sit through long wait lists to put their smallsats on large rockets with extra room on board.
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"YouTube videos are generally longer too, so it's unfeasible for fact-checkers to sit through entire videos," Sinha said.
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"I made it for the women I know that would never want to sit through that show," he said.
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After all, we sit through a lot of bad movies — and a lot of bad action movies — every year.
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They were forced to sit through a commercial promoting an entirely other kind of US-Mexico wall—a beer wall.
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I imagine it took a ton of strength to sit through a tattoo session on her sternum, that's for sure.
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Parents out there, I don't understand how you could willingly sit through this, even for the sake of your children.
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The videos are all a little long, but filled with gems if you have the time to sit through them.
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Just be prepared to sit through lots of shots of a shaky ocean floor and oil flowing through pipes first.
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Starting next year, you'll no longer have to sit through a half-minute of advertising to watch a YouTube video.
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After all, House speakers often have been required to sit through addresses they despised from presidents of the opposing party.
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If you couldn't sit through 90 minutes of awkward pacing and arguing Sunday night, you can just read one tweet.
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If we'd known how the movie was going to end, well, you couldn't have paid us to sit through it.
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Now we have eight months of college basketball and baseball to sit through until we get to college football again.
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If you have ever been forced to sit through a martial arts demonstration you have been fed that same line.
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When working in Asia, she dealt with bosses who would force her to sit through client events held in brothels.
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These self-styled exorcists come to root out the inner racism in anyone forced to sit through these training programs.
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It becomes a curiosity to sit through on the way to the second play, which is the evening's real pleasure.
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There is no good reason that any normal person should have to sit through seven hours of any televised event.
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I similarly had the misfortune to have to sit through the same Prevezon adoption spiel Don Jr. claims he heard.
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And I at least decided that I was going to sit through the rest of this unsavory movie, after all.
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It gives me the confidence to carry on clicking, knowing that I won't have to sit through a long monologue.
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One of the reasons I don't dye my hair is because I don't have the patience to sit through it.
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But TV viewers had to sit through 12 minutes of advertisements on cars and scooters, home appliances, toothpaste and stationery.
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Most games, though, use ads to generate revenue, so you&aposll have to sit through ads before or during gameplay.
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In a video by GQ, Madden had to sit through the entire Red Wedding scene and give a little commentary.
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And the littler, at 20 months, is finally eager to sit through a book, or seven, if they engage her.
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My parents would take me there for a reading class every Sunday, and then sit through the course with me.
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If I can't sit through a movie with God or Jesus sitting by me, then we have no business showing it.
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Click here to view original GIFHow many arduous slideshows of your friends' trips to Iceland have you had to sit through?
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Fans seem willing to sit through videos that span many hours, often multitasking during the streams to help the time pass.
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It felt like one of those timeshare sessions you have to sit through in Las Vegas to win a free dinner.
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If I can't sit through a movie with God or Jesus sitting by me then we have no business showing it.
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Before the age of TiVo and DVRs, you had to sit through the commercials to get your next hit of content.
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In protest, the Conservatives forced the House to sit through the night on Wednesday casting votes on hundreds of confidence motions.
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One oppressively warm, lonely night I attempted to sit through the first episode and found myself bored, struggling to connect. Ducks?
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I have to sit through more commercials that I can skip at home watching my taped version of the evening news.
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Tennis may be a civilized form of boxing, but try to sit through a Djokovic-Wawrinka match without feeling their pain.
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If fans have to sit through two blowouts, they will be forgiven for thinking about the bouts that might have been.
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Someday we'll have another, and we might not have to sit through speeches, however charming, about how she's datable and maternal.
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I didn't know if I could sit through it—through IT, that is, the terrifying, hit film starring Pennywise the clown.
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Another girl at my college had reported a rape and had been forced to sit through peer mediation with her rapist.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who will need to pause campaigning in early states to sit through the trial in Washington.
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Whatever the case, it leaves them little time to breathe, let alone sit through hours of school, senior Ryan Deitsch said.
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The Meg may be the perfect summer movie for right now, fun enough to sit through for a couple of hours.
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However, Trump is also notorious for not really wanting to sit through long, boring briefings involving topics that aren't literally about him.
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But, others sit through three-plus hours of Hollywood pageantry to figure out where the soul of showbiz presides at the moment.
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I have to sit through all of the beginning formality stuff, but at least there are thin lemon Oreos to snack on.
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People aren't going to sit through hours of rough sports feeds, no matter how engrossed they may be over a specific event.
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I was pretty productive today, but at the end I had to sit through a loooong meeting from 3 to 5 p.m.
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It's hard to parse out which part of this televised catastrophe is hardest to sit through as a viewer, but let's try.
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Each course comes in the form of bite-sized video content, so you don't have to sit through boring hour-long lessons.
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Bay only asks that the audience shows up with enough fortitude to sit through Last Knight's two-and-a-half-hour runtime.
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A patient with private insurance may be happy to sit through extra tests, and a doctor may be happy to order them.
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Sit through the meeting – and then grab a yummy tomato, basil, mozzarella, and prosciutto sandwich and a piece of chocolate-dipped biscotti.
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When models get the chance to show off their moves, modeling as dancers, it's not exactly the easiest thing to sit through.
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You must sit through an ultrasound, and your healthcare provider has to ask, by law, if you want to look at it.
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All of them reward audiences who sit through the credits, using the time to cram in another beat or two (or five).
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Sure, you could go and sit through all 133 minutes of this sure-to-be blockbuster, which came out on Friday — or!
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We've seen the moment after the kiss, the morning after moment, and now, we've got to sit through post-coital car talk.
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It might take a couple days for your body to adjust, and you'll have to sit through meetings feeling tired and unfocused.
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These aren't the boring science lessons that you had to sit through in stuffy high school classrooms or massive college lecture halls.
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I'd go with her to rehearsals, and she might have only one line, but I'd have to sit through the whole thing.
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How many Thanksgiving school plays depicting, at best, a deeply unrepresentative depiction of Native-colonizer interactions did I have to sit through?
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"Abigail's Party" may be the most uncomfortable comedy in New York right now, and I'd sit through it again in a second.
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You'll sit through meeting upon meeting, weighing up pros and cons, considering expert testimony, and managing logistics, before any action is taken.
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Now, she says, he understands that she won't sit through endless evening previews, because she needs to go home to her child.
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Midge would prefer to keep it that way, however, Abe happens to stumble into the resort and sit through Midge's comedy show.
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Will I be able to sit through an entire film-noir of a movie with Pikachu's voice replaced with a Ryan Reynolds voice?
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Usually, during these brief excursions into broadcast television territory, I bemoan the fact that I am forced to sit through long commercial breaks.
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Still, it's not the nudity that makes Red Sparrow shocking; it's the sheer amount of sexual violence, often almost impossible to sit through.
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"It's difficult to sit through because it goes on so long about the difficult part of my life," he says of the film.
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"If I can't sit through a movie with God or Jesus sitting by me then we have no business showing it," they explained.
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In protest, the Conservatives forced the House to sit through the night from Wednesday into Thursday casting votes on hundreds of confidence motions.
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Others don't listen to R. Kelly, can't sit through a Roman Polanski film, or won't get down to the newest Chris Brown track.
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"My kids have to sit through church extra long because I bring them there so early," a woman at my table told me.
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Put a pre-roll ad on a YouTube series and they sit through it, but put them in video annotations and they unsubscribe.
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But it's the interviews — watching patients recount agonies they've suffered from poorly researched and regulated medical devices — that are hardest to sit through.
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The Reasonable version can sit through a fairly long gathering nodding, agreeing, making the occasional joke and appearing to be an excellent listener.
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Worst of all was that I couldn't feel excited on almost any level — I'd sit through TV shows and movies like a stone.
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"It's not necessary for me to sit through them if I can be raising thousands of dollars to actually pay for" fund programs.
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I can walk and cycle for miles and swim daily without pain, and I can sit through operas, plays and concerts without stiffness.
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I have to sit through so many times when I'm sitting with Uber people or Lyft people or whoever, it's all of them.
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We were forced to sit through the dinner party again and listen to another version of the argument about consensuality and mandatory consent.
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Ironically, Game of Thrones' sixth season was actually the most enjoyable season to sit through—certainly more so than the grueling fifth season.
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And it's not like you're going to sit through a whole 13 songs every time you want to listen to an album anyway.
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TC: How many pitches did you sit through for the filming of the show, and did you feel like they were vetted well enough?
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I bet Jost can't even sit through It, not because it's scary, but because he has such utter disdain for the whole clown community.
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Take a moment and examine the faces of the audience members in the back, forced to sit through Carper's beautifully awkward call-and-response.
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Audiences know when they're being jerked off, and there's a limit to how many vacuous prequels they'll sit through before they abandon a franchise.
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"I haven't been able to sit through a church service without having a hardcore panic attack," Connell told me as we entered Trinity grounds.
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At present, though, that listener would have to sit through nearly an hour of unrelated conversation, or scrub until they found the relevant discussion.
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You probably didn't get chance to sit through the 12 or so hours of impeachment hearings on Wednesday, but Stephen Colbert has you covered.
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"People are less willing to sit through an online ad than a 30-second TV commercial," said Michael J. Wolf, managing director at Activate.
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"I can tell you personally, it was very hard to sit through Judge Kavanaugh's testimony, and not tear up and, frankly, cry," Paulina said.
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But Eminem still has his legions of fans, the people who will sit through a 19-song record and rage out to every line.
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Anyway, yeah, I think the makers of any show are scared the real diehard fans won't sit through unless they're given really obvious payoffs.
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And, sure, if you sit through the movie's two-and-half-hour runtime, you will get to see Gadot's Wonder Woman kick some ass.
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A Supreme Court ruling could have ensured that detained minors who want abortions in the future wouldn't need to sit through a legal battle.
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Tammy was eliminated, and Mykenna got to stay, only to be asked to sit through a rose ceremony in which she was not chosen.
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"I don't think I'd be as apt to say that I could sit through 12 to 14 hours, or whatever it might be," Sen.
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If kids can sit through college classes that teach them that what they see isn't real, why is it so silly to study BEARDS?
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The 2019 Emmy Awards are here, and it's a time for all the people out there who can't sit through a movie to rejoice.
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The role-play sessions truly are incredibly uncomfortable to sit through, and I can certainly see how easily they could feel traumatic or triggering.
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If you could actually sit through it all, he developed an entire universe of the girl next door who was in love with him.
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That means your goal changes: out of the hundreds of pitches your audience will sit through, you need to stand out enough that you're remembered.
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And you can definitely sit through a meeting where everyone desperately tries to think of a Latina employee without realizing you're Latina and be Latina.
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Ventimiglia stopping by the Refnery29 offices, box of tissues in hand, might just make us feel prepared to sit through this gut-wrenching season finale.
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It's tough to sit through a run of American Ninja Warrior without cringing, gasping audibly, or screeching, Oh my god, how do they do that?!
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These snacks weren't just a generous gift for all the attendees that had to sit through nearly four hours of awards before finally getting dinner.
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Even now I haven't restructured yet because it's easier to sit through a stream of ignorable notifications than to sit down and change the system.
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Persona 5 makes you sit through classes on a weekly basis with the purpose of going through mid-terms and finals as the year progresses.
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Praying mantises willing to wear 3D glasses and sit through bizarre, abstract movies have revealed a new way of seeing the world in three dimensions.
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Two questions: is this the darkest sequence in Game of Thrones history, and when will I be expected to sit through a remix of it?
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That could change the way creators make video content so they tease viewers enough to sit through the ads, while luring more producers to Facebook.
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You don't need to be a paying subscriber to use the app either, though you will have to sit through all the usual adverts then.
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What it means: Marvel knows they've trained their fans to sit through allll the credits, and they occasionally enjoy having a laugh at your expense.
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Viewers have had to sit through more than our fair share of speeches about women having it all, standing up for themselves, and coming together.
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Avenatti argued on Friday that the sudden decision to vacate the agreement is an attempt to prevent Trump from having to sit through a deposition.
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We got to sit through a series of very public tryouts — who can introduce Trump at a rally in the loudest, most craven manner possible?
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My "friends" stopped talking to me because I quit coming to church, but I can't sit through my dad preaching on the damnation of queers.
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There was a heavy emphasis on your sex life, and I remember having to sit through quite a long talk on why you shouldn't masturbate.
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Marton later took pride that she had choreographed the one at the Kennedy Center so that Obama had to sit through two hours of testimonials.
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Lawmakers, required to sit through the trial in silence and without their phones, have grown increasingly comfortable testing those rules as the trial wears on.
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We read about the mental toll of the relentless examinations school kids have to sit through, the negative impact of unemployment, poverty, and social media.
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This is a fact you'll be well aware of if you've been unlucky enough to sit through most movies based on video games, and vice versa.
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Imagine if your votes were always in the minority, and you were forced to sit through a whole feature film driven by decisions you didn't like.
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In the final calculus, it was something I had to sit through and sift through to get to an experience that had a soul to it.
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YouTube duo De'arra and Ken attempted (and failed) to wear 100 layers of clothing in a 13-minute video that's actually pretty difficult to sit through.
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Other developer-y things included an updated ART compiler, so you don't have to sit through app "optimization" every single time you boot up your phone.
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Miss Thang with the modeling career had to sit through her photoshoot of the Christmas card, alone, because all her sisters left the moment they wrapped.
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"This was her first time going with me to sit through a movie," he told PEOPLE in June of bringing Harper with him to the premiere.
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Who could blame you for not wanting to sit through an existentially depressing film about a man, a bear and revenge in single-digit climate conditions?
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The Keepers needs viewers to sit through these awful stories of abuse and to listen to survivors, both in the docuseries and in our own lives.
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Where the tests took place and how many users were affected is unclear, but one thing is: people were actually willing to sit through the errors.
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"It's the only one of my films I can sit through and not want to redo while I'm watching it," Hiller told the Los Angeles Times.
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Russell's appeal of the verdict won him a new trial, which meant that Betsy's relatives and friends had to sit through the testimony all over again.
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I, for one, have never been able to sit through a football game, and yet I've seen Remember the Titans more times than I can count.
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Caucuses clearly limit participation by requiring voters to show up at a specific time and sit through hours of speeches and instructions to cast a ballot.
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And his departure means that there will likely be more rounds of auditions that Ripa will have to sit through to find someone to replace Strahan.
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Just like you don't want to sit through your accountant's post-graduate education, no one wants to be there for some light comedic "yes, and"-ing.
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It is possible to sit through it all without feeling completely miserable, and to remember a time when these comic-grotesque shenanigans might have seemed fresh.
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In other states, winners have to sit through a news conference, and the publicity can attract all varieties of vultures who would look to take advantage.
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It quickly becomes clear that the time it takes to sit through this padded mash note would be better spent immersed in Ferrante's mesmerizing work instead.
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Although "The Force of Things" is an unpleasant experience to sit through, it has an ominous elegance that speaks to Ms. Fure's command of her art.
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One of this year's most significant citizen-led ballot initiatives was sparked by a Michigan woman's dread at having to sit through a postelection Thanksgiving dinner.
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Their libraries aren't as comprehensive as the big streamers, but there's plenty available—if you're willing to sit through a handful of commercial breaks, that is.
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Is it O.K. for me to sit through the service, in quiet contemplation, or should I sit, kneel and stand along with the rest of congregation?
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"Imagine what it is to sit through history classes where the only representation of black people is as passive slaves used for scientific experiments," she said.
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" He said the breaks had been causing "undue delay, which was not good for either television or for the fans who had to sit through them.
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In September 2009, for example, the team forced Commissioners to sit through a four-hour presentation, with 85033 slides detailing the state of broadband in America.
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The company's computer algorithms have become more effective at delivering mobile ads likely to make customers sit through commercials, install an app or visit a website.
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Trump also commended Paul Manafort, his former campaign chair, for choosing to forgo a plea bargain and sit through a trial on his fraudulent financial activity.
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I usually sit through the "behind the scenes" featurette that follows every episode of the show, just to see what David Benioff and D.B. Weiss say.
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Some of these movies have been fun, absolutely; I can successfully sit through Jean-Claude's awful Street Fighter without complete inebriation on my side, or leather restraints.
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Why, for example, does a student who cannot sit through a boring two-hour lecture think she would be satisfied by a boring but well-paying job?
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At $39.99 a month, the service costs significantly more than on-demand streaming services, and viewers who are watching live will still have to sit through commercials.
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One user complained that they shouldn't have to sit through a pre-roll ad any time a video is selected since they're already paying a subscription fee.
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But while the play was, at times, a challenge to sit through, it was a unique theatrical experience, and Sturridge's emotional honesty kept it grounded in reality.
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If you haven't made time or had the emotional fortitude to sit through six seasons of gut-wrenching deaths, shocks, and scheming, again, HBO has you covered.
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If you have never managed to sit through an entire episode, the show follows the frighteningly-glamorous lives of several high-society women in a particular city.
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Warcraft stiffed in the States, but did boffo business overseas, raising the horrifying prospect that I may have to sit through another installment in a few years.
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The comedy—in which Adam Sandler and Kevin James lead as Boston firemen who construct a sham marriage for insurance reasons—is downright hard to sit through.
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After forcing myself to sit through a Phish show at the Hollywood Bowl in 24, I realized that the band just wasn't doing it for me anymore.
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Ask him to sit through a briefing, several briefings, with leaders of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA).
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And it was still pretty fun to sit through an entire meeting with different AR effects, as cheesy as they can sometimes be, projected onto various faces.
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I still didn't expect that I would have the patience to sit through an entire hour of skeet shooting on television, but it's actually kind of fun.
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If the only way you could sit through Fifty Shades Darker is by drinking heavily, you might be in luck—especially if you live in New York.
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A lot of viewers also make it a point to sit through the ads at the beginning of his videos, allowing Clery to be compensated through YouTube.
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And for toddlers who are too young to sit through an in-flight movie and too old to nap in your lap, Play-Doh is a godsend.
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Why, for example, does a student who cannot sit through a boring two-hour lecture think she would be satisfied by a boring but well-paying job?
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Some phrases Tirado offers include, "I'm with you"; "I'm right here"; "I can't imagine how hard this feels for you"; and "We'll sit through these waves together".
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To sit through a service at West Hill United is to feel like you're watching an old classic film that has been dubbed into a different language.
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We've put teachers through a lot of changes they don't like, made kids sit through tons of tests, and even closed schools, and it's all accomplished nothing.
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Kane made it clear he's NOT a fan of the makeup process, but since he had to sit through it ... he'd love to act out a few scenes.
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"This was her first time going with me to sit through a movie," Hammer, 30, tells PEOPLE of bringing daughter Harper with him to the Cars 3 premiere.
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Here's what's in store: Airy (valued at $59.95) Nothing is more annoying than a lengthy YouTube ad you're forced to sit through before watching the video you want.
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But in classic Sony fashion, we're going to have to sit through tedious and unnecessarily long teases before this next-gen console is anywhere close to hitting shelves.
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We've seen Dr. Amp deliver one unhinged episode of his show, and now we have to sit through another nearly identical one, with Nadine Hurley's nearly identical reactions.
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This is a story that feels like it has been told several times, and I'll confess, I'm not sure I can sit through many more Superhero Origin Stories.
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Ari Aster may be the most exciting new horror director working right now, but the guy does not make movies that are exactly, uh, easy to sit through.
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He fears it would be a traumatic experience — and not just because he's terrified to sit through two hours of incredibly unsexy depictions of sex, romance, and BDSM.
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"One of the reasons I don't dye my hair is because I don't have the patience to sit through it," she told The New York Times in 2017.
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Watch his highlights, though—I wouldn't ask you to sit through a New Orleans game in real time—and what most stands out is how smoothly he plays.
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And between each one — even the many where a single click of the mouse represents the sum total of your interactions — there's an unskippable cinematic to sit through.
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Sure, streaming services help cut down on the number of commercial breaks we have to sit through and make it possible to watch movies and television anytime, anywhere.
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Listen, it's probably pretty cool when your dad becomes President of the United States, but no child wants to sit through a lengthy inauguration ceremony on a Friday.
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Unbelievably, ever after Elizabeth was rescued, she was still made to sit through these lessons a few times a year, as a high-schooler in religious seminary classes.
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There was all that acne and awkwardness, not to mention the sex scenes you had to sit through with your parents when they took you to the movies.
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Instead, it took me two days to watch the first episode, and after each pause, I had to convince myself that I could sit through the next scene.
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Being too busy to sit through complete matches at home (he likes to watch key moments on video after the fact), he finds highlights particularly useful, he said.
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The bottom line is a plot intended to make one consider life's big issues merely reminds us it's too short to sit through movies as muddled as this.
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In exchange for paying nothing, Peacock Free viewers will sit through commercials from State Farm, Target, Unilever and other brands, making Peacock more akin to YouTube than Netflix.
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The president's team repeatedly jabbed at the managers for extending their presentations for hours, reminding the senators of how long they had to sit through the Democratic arguments.
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To sit through a service at West Hill United is to feel as if you were watching a classic film that has been dubbed into a different language.
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The thought that the President of the United States might take the time to sit through an entire briefing, much less all of them, is, frankly, mind-boggling.
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YOU KNOW, BEFORE I GOT INTO GOVERNMENT, I WAS ON A LOT OF CORPORATE BOARDS IN WHICH I HAD TO SIT THROUGH PREPARATIONS OF CAPITAL INVESTMENT EXPENDITURE PROCESSES.
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Imagine a not-so-distant future in which you won't be forced to sit through another disastrous date or hopelessly swipe through dozens of apps to find love.
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Julia Alexander: Halt and Catch Fire is a perfect example of TV series that you sometimes have to convince people to sit through before they can hit gold.
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When we built TimesMachine, we knew that there was no way we could expect users to sit through multi-hundred-megabyte downloads in order to browse a single issue.
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The ancient Greeks, returning from war, used to sit through tragic plays meant to bring about a catharsis that would allow them to emotionally integrate back into everyday life.
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If you can hand them a copy of a cleaned-up film, you don't have to personally sit through it until its every line of dialogue haunts your nightmares.
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As with Netflix, there's no family plan—you have to stump up $7.99 or $103 a month per person, depending on how many ads you want to sit through.
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While co-hosting the comedy show Judd & Pete for America with Judd Apatow, Davidson referred to his recent breakup, and the multiple removal appointments he'd have to sit through.
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Droves of moviegoers that pushed Coco to the top spot at the Thanksgiving box office have been complaining for days about being forced to sit through the Frozen monstrosity.
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"Too Old To Die Young" is relentlessly sleazy and politically dubious, but not many people will sit through it long enough for its exploitative aspects to be an issue.
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For example, if this is the first time your Netflix and Chilling with a partner, you don't want to pick anything too obvious or too painful to sit through.
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Movie viewers would sift through a limited library of content, pay top dollar for a flick, and then sit through a long download process before they could start watching.
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I don't want to sit through an hour's worth of closeups on a moody and sickly Jake Gyllenhaal as David Jordan, who has been in space for 437 days!
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If you've ever silently pleaded for someone to call you so you didn't have to sit through another awkward conversation, the Chrome extension Nope is here to the rescue.
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Either way, it's better than actually having to sit through your voicemail, listening to each and every message just to find that single nugget of information you actually need.
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Although there are those who would feel relieved not to have to sit through a religious ceremony, most people who love you want to see you tie the knot.
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BEN SHPIGEL KAEPERNICK TO STAY SEATED San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick said he would continue to sit through the national anthem until race relations improved in the United States.
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Additionally, NFL RedZone can be added as a bonus for fans who want to watch all the action from across the league simultaneously rather than sit through one game.
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I didn't have 28 minutes to sit through the whole thing, but fortunately for me, the interviewer seemed to read my mind: Okay, so it wasn't some massive secret!
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As upsetting as it may be to feel that advertisers subliminally promote their products, the reaction to RHONY proves that viewers still don't want to sit through overt promotions.
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Imagine what it must be like to sit through several semesters and several thousand years of history and never see a glimmer of yourself in the text or images.
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And I was uncomfortable with the choice — like with having to sit through a movie called Detroit, but really set in the hallway, as far as I can tell.
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We&aposve seen all this before with other procedural military shows, like CBS&apos "The Code," and frankly, I don&apost see any need to sit through it again.
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At Davos, he'll have the microphone to himself, at least for some period of time, and won't be forced to sit through meetings where other leaders criticize his positions.
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Within 30 days of being hired, new employers will now be required to sit through a 30-minute pitch on the benefits of unionization presented by a union organizer.
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By late April, people who have the means and the patience to sit through at least two visits to their dermatologist's office can get rid of some raised spots.
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Luckily, now, I don't have to sit through 177 minutes of Marlon Brando cutting off horse heads or whatever, in order to prove how much I care about American cinema.
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So they sit through meetings about the company's new fleeces, and they feel grumpy about how nobody wants to celebrate their birthday, and they compete to be the most compassionate.
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Whether you've only seen the trailer or managed to sit through the three-hour film, it's immediately clear that Black Widow returns to her roots for the Avengers' swan song.
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You may have to sit through their recitation of beloved but unprovable conspiracy theories, but pick your battles and know when to save energy on questioning these types of things.
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You have to sit through a couple of guided videos and then get the placement of the headset just right, so the headband's electrodes all make contact with your skin.
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The impetus was that mobile sites have tripled in size since 2011, leading to five to ten second load times users don't want to sit through to see an ad.
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Although Iris has been known to become impatient just from sitting in a car, she will sit through a two-hour concert at the orchestra absolutely riveted by the sounds.
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Just over a month ago, it was widely commented upon when President Obama and Donald Trump managed to sit through a brief White House pool spray without coming to blows.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK."I will sit through anything, however bad it is, if it's got lesbians in it," admits Alice, 29, a London-based web designer.
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You sit through Amy's fall from grace for her thrilling, immoral vanity and lust for pickled limes; through Meg's disgrace for her forbidden love of fashionable dresses and high heels.
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A charming disposition and quick wit are especially handy at a wedding, where dozens of friends, family, and acquaintances are expected to sit through a full day of formalities together.
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It is not reasonable for the landlord to demand that you sit through more than a dozen two-hour public events, said Susan Crumiller, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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Projections had the movie bringing in around $25 million, but it turned out no one wanted to sit through a two-and-a-half-hour horror a week after Halloween.
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After all, who would voluntarily sit through an 80-minute, or even a 30-minute, symphony if one could have an equally profound experience with a two-minute pop song?
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While I'd just spent a perfectly enjoyable two hours with this movie, I could easily go quite a long time without ever needing to sit through it a second time.
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As a hard-nosed empiricist who laughed off the sports psychology seminars I was forced to sit through as a college track athlete, the skeptical take is my default position.
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Perseverance and stamina, for example, are required to sit through a story and then discuss it, to complete a batch of brownies or play a game of checkers or chess.
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But the case she's investigating turns out to be twisty and surprising enough that I'm willing to sit through some scenes that set up Dex's back story in clumsy fashion.
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While such formulaic, done-to-death plots are hardly a challenge for viewers used to Bollywood love triangles, there are other damning factors that make the movie difficult to sit through.
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At that pace, fans can expect to sit through 1,768 total replay reviews this season, 32 percent more than 2015, which saw 1,338, and 39 percent more than 2014's 203,275.
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Peterson's theory is that The Passion, which grossed around $610 million worldwide, convinced Hollywood that audiences were more willing to sit through stretches of dialogue in unfamiliar languages than previously thought.
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Still, that doesn't mean we won't be getting a Lando movie in the near future—it just means we might have to sit through an Obi-Wan spinoff or something first.
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So you don't have to sit through the whole hour, here are the power lines from Clinton's historic speech: It was the most tweeted moment of her speech, according to Twitter. .
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We had to sit through four standalone episodes across four different communities just to illustrate to viewers that Negan is an unpleasant human being and people really want to kill him.
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Like when a game pauses and makes you read a text box to understand what it means or when it makes you sit through a cinematic and watch a movie play.
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Okay, you may be thinking, You want me to sit through five seasons of a group of ingenue nurses battling poverty and squalor with the help of their feisty nun sidekicks?
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In the age of shorter and shorter attention spans, those in their teens and 20s who cannot sit through a Marx Brothers movie, much less a baseball game, are missing out.
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Still, if you don't think too, too hard about all that, it's a fun ride, one that kids who might otherwise never sit through the entirety of classic will likely love.
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Paid versions of the app, which include an ad-free version for those who don't want to sit through commercials, will also be available for $12.99, according to a CNBC report.
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If you have the stomach to sit through a video of Donald Trump's 15-minute speech to congregants at Great Faith Ministries International in Detroit, you will notice a few things.
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Minutes after our chat, he'd drive directly to Boston where in the morning he would sit through five hours of dialysis—he currently awaits a kidney transplant—before performing that night.
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Will my (eventual) kid be forced to sit through the same ahistorical rituals and required to measure the history they are taught at home against the falsehoods they hear in school?
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My mom told me that she and my dad would sit through the class and she'd cry the whole time and then come home and cry the rest of the evening.
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"I can't even count the number of little things over the years that my colleagues and I all have had to just sit through or smile or laugh off," Nicholson said.
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But it's clear that public sentiment toward Facebook has turned dramatically negative of late, so much so that CEO Mark Zuckerberg had to sit through hours of congressional questioning last month.
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Such staples of the mainstream stage are exploited in ways that will make it hard for you to ever again sit through an ersatz Arthur Miller drama with a straight face.
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She doesn't shy away from dishing gossip President Donald Trump's inauguration may not have been easy for Clinton to sit through, but she had others sitting by her side to help.
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You not only have to sit through 30-second commercials, but also navigate the typical manipulative Free-to-Play ad tactics, like making the "x" to close out hard to see.
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In a time where streaming services allow you to pick from a seemingly unlimited movie selection, it can be hard to narrow down the stuff you actually want to sit through.
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The state also required Scruggs to sit through counseling advising her that the "father" of the "unborn child" is liable for child support, and that resources like adoption agencies are available.
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This is all fine, but I realized that PC Building Simulator really wasn't fucking around when it actually demanded I sit through the entire 3DMark test before I could finish the job.
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Much of the coverage on the new set of investigations by the FTC, DOJ, and Congress has focused on the prospect of hearings Big Tech will likely now have to sit through.
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I'd been annoyed having to go out and look for a white dress, a color I never wore, but right then it seemed that I could sit through a hundred white weddings.
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Ms. Siegal's screenings give media insiders an incentive to sit through the film on the big screen and spend an afternoon discussing it with other cinephiles, while still adhering to the rules.
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Related: French Addiction Experts Urge Government to Make Overdose Antidote Widely Accessible While in the room, the addicts must sit through several collective meetings each day with pastors, padrinos, or social workers.
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Like the time he made his dad sit through a beating at the hands of the New York Jets in Lambeau, as visiting Jets fans threw beer and hot chocolate at them.
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Some fans on social media said that the extra footage wasn't a big enough addition for them to spend money on a ticket or sit through the three hour long film again.
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Understandably, the upsetting nature of the film's trailer has many questioning whether or not they will be able to sit through the entire movie without becoming seriously dehydrated from crying too much.
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It felt unbearably painful to sit through 1.5 hours of the evil that is Cruella de Vil vying for a new fur coat or circus performers shackling an elephant to a tent.
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Because no matter how many diversity or sensitivity training courses employees sit through, there are always those caveman-types lurking around the office, leering and often lewd in their comments -- or worse.
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Sadako's victims have to sit through a full — and very spooky — videotape in order to qualify for her visitations, an ordeal scary enough to have any sensible person reaching for the remote.
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Last week, passengers on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH-605 from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to Singapore had to sit through an excruciatingly hot flight due to an unknown malfunction in the air system.
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If you have to sit through 20 minutes of ads and trailers, you might give in and go grab a box of candy, especially if those commercials are for food and soda.
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At another friend's wedding, the caterer screwed up the vegan meals and her wedding coordinator forgot ceremony programs, leaving guests to sit through an hour-long Vietnamese wedding without understanding a word.
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And we have a president that cannot sit through a briefing or do serious preparation of any kind, who has hollowed out the government and filled key posts with lackeys and grifters.
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"We're having consumers sit through almost 20 times the ads in some cases as a YouTube or Facebook might over the same period — we're not making 20 times the money," he said.
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After all, it's easier to discuss your opinions online or sign a virtual petition than it is to stand in line for the voting booth or sit through a town hall meeting.
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We see this development from thousands of miles away, but Far From Home makes us sit through a slow, slow trip across European locales before it allows anything to really move forward.
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And the silver lining to being hospitalized on this show is that you don't have to sit through a rose ceremony: Becca gives David a rose and promptly sends him off to bed.
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Hours ahead of the United States and obligated to sit through a series of meetings, the President has expressed frustration at missing out on a preferring pastime: watching and commenting upon the news.
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While it may have contained some content you wanted to see, it forced users to sit through a wide variety of different videos, even if they just wanted to focus on one genre.
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If you want to know what he's going to do, well, you're just going to have to sit through the commercial break — or the next 20 days of the election — to find out!
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You'll see a lot more claims disappear between now and October, and that doesn't mean either side is "winning"—it just means no jury can be expected to sit through all of this.
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For a White House reporter who doesn't work in the building, it can take a good chunk of the workday to get to the briefing, sit through it, then complain about it afterward.
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It's the result of years of work and analysis by interface designers striving to make websites accessible and easy to navigate without forcing users to sit through a tutorial each and every time.
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In a Facebook post, another person, Daniel Head, accused the show of various ills, such as tattooing him when he was very sick and encouraging him to sit through long periods of tattooing.
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Plus, if you sit through an AI interview or play one of the online games, and don't make it to the next round, an algorithm won't necessarily give you feedback on your missteps.
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On Thursday, University of California, Berkeley's Department of Statistics students were ready to celebrate their graduation as one normally does: armed with straight faces and prepared to sit through a very boring ceremony.
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When she was finally able to leave him, she went to court to charge him with abuse and had to sit through several character witnesses who testified that he was a good man.
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If I can walk away feeling like I have been treated just like any other solver, without having to sit through a slew of "boys' club" jokes, then that's an even better day.
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It's unclear why they were not in attendance, but song of the year and best collaborations were both competitive categories this year, so they might have decided not to sit through the show.
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Unlikely, and Bachelor Nation may have to sit through an entire extra season of her hair-twirling ambivalence to find out for sure — the Filipino-American is rumored to be the next Bachelorette.
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Many films rely on a suspension of disbelief, but Gods of Egypt featured a whitewashed cast and insisted on forcing viewers to sit through over two hours of Butler playing an Egyptian God.
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As he left Washington for his latest campaign rally here, President Trump made it clear that he was no longer going to sit through another news cycle without President Trump at the center.
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Now that we're all doing meetings virtually, you may never have to sit through a boring presentation again—you can just loop a video and go do literally anything else with your time.
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As Internet culture gets more and more focused on short-term entertainment — heck, we can barely sit through a three-minute YouTube short — its favorite movie franchise is paradoxically getting longer and longer.
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She's nominated for the first episode of the second season of Fleabag, in which her character (also called Fleabag) must sit through a horrendously awkward family dinner with a hot, swear-y priest.
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But sisterhood and all, as an adult woman who managed to sit through Ari Aster's Midsommar, I must admit there are some moments in Frozen II that even had me a little spooked.
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There, they would sit through briefings about their post-government obligations to protect classified information, and to help their replacements transition into the job being filled, according to someone familiar with the process.
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"But unless someone is completely rude, if someone has put in the effort to show up and get there, I think it's worth both of you trying to sit through one drink," Syrtash says.
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And when I'm at the gym, I'm always looking at the clock to see how much longer I have to sit through a class or self-imposed time limit before I can peace out.
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Draghi's next task will be to sit through the coming inflation spike as higher energy costs push inflation close to the ECB's 2 percent target, a big change after years of fighting off deflation.
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But, coming from a girl who's willing to inject her face with neurotoxins and sit through hour-long butt facials, you could convince me to try it if the results were really worth it.
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You didn't have to sit through one-and-a-half hours of hearing all of Charles Barkley's ill-informed knee-jerk reactions to a level of basketball he doesn't even pay attention to anymore.
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Both attended the hearing on Friday at which Mr. McKinney pleaded guilty, and Mr. Castillo said afterward that he was relieved not to have to sit through a trial, according to The Denver Post.
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Still, while Detroit is an expertly made and well-acted film about a terribly important subject, it is also a grueling experience to sit through, and Academy voters may simply choose not to. —A.
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Members of Bachelor Nation are so loyal to the show that they routinely sit through two hours per week, tune in for any Chris Harrison-hosted special, and watch the show's many spin-offs.
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But rather than forcing you to sit through an hour of "the power of global connection" overstatements, we did all the hard work for you, and compiled this complete list of Facebook's greatest hits.
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Instead, the distraction of road-show bells and whistles (70mm projection, overture, intermission), a few overly hammy performances and at least a full hour of fat made this one a slog to sit through.
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Their joyous stillness seemed to perfume the room, so that even when experiencing fierce pains in his thighs and ankles, Alan was able to cling to their composure and sit through to the end.
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But this year, someone circulated a bracket online that turned out to be completely accurate, saving many viewers the need to sit through an interminable television special that dragged out the full bracket unveiling.
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Will future teens have to sit through entire symphony-length performances so future rappers can have a bunch of news stories like this one written about them and for very little other discernible reason?
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I'd sit through each sermon without really processing what the priest said, immersed and isolated in my utter boredom, the interminable dullness broken up periodically by a command to kneel down in the pew.
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Everything you liked about the web will be replaced with what the largest number of people like, or at least tolerate enough to click on and sit through three seconds of an autoplay ad.
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I'm sending this article directly to my partner at work, he who is the most still, motionless person I know — a man who can sit through a two-hour movie without moving a muscle!
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And, because it's the internet, we'll have to sit through at least a couple hours of discourse unpacking and dissecting the video and whether it's embarrassing enough to harm their standing as public servants.
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Each year, we had to fire the weapons on which we were qualified and sit through hours of training in tactical team movement, rules of engagement, and other such issues that keep everyone safe.
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After "Candy Jar," I was prompted to look at "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," which I'd seen and enjoyed, but not so much I thought I needed to sit through it again.
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" Given the president's limited attention span, perhaps he needn't sit through the entire movie, just the scene where Chico says to a skeptical Margaret Dumont, "Who you gonna believe — me or your own eyes?
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It's not making Shakespeare feel urgent and fresh by turning the plays on their head, although I can't think of any other company that has made me want to sit through "The Tempest" twice.
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If you wanted to watch Hart&aposs miniseries for a thorough explanation of why he used to tweet homophobic things, you&aposre going to need to sit through a few hours of filler first.
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Not to mention, younger viewers, many of whom have cut cable, aren't as willing to sit through the traditional 16 to 20 minutes of commercials per hour that comes with a live TV telecast.
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Though that would likely increase the transportation authority's costs and lengthen commutes for suburban riders who would have to sit through more stops, the report concluded that the idea, while complicated, was worth pursuing.
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"['On Chesil Beach' is] the kind of movie whose quiet power you can't help but appreciate, even as you know you'll probably never want to sit through it again," wrote Entertainment Weekly critic Leah Greenblatt.
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Marketers have found that they've had to shift their traditional strategies to reach millennials and Gen Zers, who are increasingly more likely to watch online and mobile content than sit through a scheduled TV program.
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But for Jenna Fischer, time ran out before she could fix the zipper of her dress and she was forced to sit through her appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live wearing nothing but a bath towel.
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Rahal had a seven-second lead when a late caution waved Sunday, and he had to sit through a 20-minute red flag as officials cleaned oil off the track from two unrelated engine failures.
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You'll be hard pressed to find a woman in Buenos Aires who hasn't had to sit through a cab ride worth of piropos (pick up lines) or worse, as Buenos Aires native Coni Gueglio confirmed.
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If you're a YouTube Red subscriber, you don't have to sit through ads and you can download videos to watch offline, allowing you to sidestep the two biggest issues I had with the VR experience.
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We're long past a time when you would actually sit through an entire music video on telly, flicking between MTV Hits, KISS, and The Box to watch the same dramatic Ne-Yo videos on loop.
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Between the two productions I have seen "A Chorus Line" more than 50 times in N.Y.C. This does not take into account touring productions and the (disastrous) movie which I could only sit through once.
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Behind this and every other headline about a dress violation is a person who's had to sit through the awkward hell of listening to an adult tell them that their something is showing too much.
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In "Company" and "Merrily We Roll Along" (both by George Furth) and "Follies" (by James Goldman), the spoken parts are almost always where the action isn't; you sit through them to get to the songs.
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This season has been particularly difficult to sit through — have we ever seen a bachelor this wishy-washy or a group of women this eager to fight among themselves on the history of the show?
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And I can definitely see how a television executive would assume the boyfriends and husbands of America need a home décor program to have a Monster Jam vibe to be able to sit through it.
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And bonus: You won't have to sit through another conversation with your parents who are wondering when you'll get married/have kids/have your life together because you'll all be too busy watching the screen!
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Millions of people will sit through this thoroughly mediocre movie (directed with basic competence by Gareth Edwards from a surprisingly hackish script by Chris Weitz and Tony Gilroy) and convince themselves that it's perfectly delightful.
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But for anyone who doesn't want to sit through Endgame's credits again or at all, the trailer is also available (with a spoiler warning from star Tom Holland) online to watch at your own convenience.
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You can ask someone to watch a dumb spectacle for two hours and bet on the eye-popping effects, but good writing is key when you want someone to sit through five seasons of a show.
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A12 on the benchIf you watched Apple's iPhone announcement last month then, like me, you had to sit through what felt like an hour of the company praising the processor in the newest batch of iPhones.
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Except if you thought the narrative was a little slow to get started, now you have to sit through a commercial for Tarantino's favorite fake cigarettes, Red Apple, and Old Chattanooga Beer before it even begins.
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You are reminded, as you sit through video after video, not only that something revolutionary really did occur in Egypt in 2011 but that the event was truly popular, drilling through nearly every layer of society.
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Maybe it was a well-meaning friend who made you sit through an ostensibly easy-to-understand YouTube explainer, or a techie blathering at the bar—either way, I'm willing to bet it wasn't very helpful.
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The in-game building instructions are easy enough to follow—it's almost impossible to make a mistake—but Nintendo needs to include options to accommodate experienced builders who don't want to sit through every last animation.
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Family holidays can be stressful: you have to sit through hours of never-ending meals that run high on alcohol and carbohydrates, all the while engaging in meaningful conversations with relatives you barely saw all year.
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True crime can be one big spoiler: if you don't have the patience to sit through all episodes of Making a Murderer or The Staircase, you can just glimpse the outcome through a quick Google search.
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"Everything you liked about the web will be replaced with what the largest number of people like, or at least tolerate enough to click on and sit through three seconds of an autoplay ad," Petchesky concludes.
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One can imagine a few reasons why, but the most obvious answer is that making critics sit through a 21-minute holiday special in the Frozen universe might dampen the Coco reviews more than a little.
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After all, fans of Kevin Smith might not be fans of Marvel or DC Comics, but they still have to sit through those companies' presentations if they want to see his end-of-the-day panel.
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You'll sit through the talky episodes, or the bland scenes with lots of exposition, or even the enjoyable buddy comedy adventures of certain pairings — but you know you're going to get to the big stuff eventually.
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And you didn't have to fight tooth and nail for it, like we did for HERO [the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance], and sit through 30-plus hours of hearings while having hateful crap spewed at you.
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"It Comes at Night" is pretty terrifying to sit through, but it may be even scarier after it's over, when you sift through what you've seen and try to piece together what it may have meant.
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Whatever the merits of its source material (Steve Erickson's well-received 2007 novel), this Franco-filled project — aside from directing, he's in virtually every scene, for the most part near-catatonic — is painful to sit through.
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The key, says Lindsey Doe, DHS, may be expanding your idea of what counts as foreplay — and making it more than an opening act you feel obligated to sit through in order to get to the headliner.
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Comedian and former Daily Show host Jon Stewart called Congress "shameful" in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, noting that many lawmakers didn't sit through a hearing about a bill that would protect benefits for 29/211 first responders.
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"Polls talk about who is likely to vote, and it's landlines mostly, and someone who has to sit through 20 minutes of questions, and not check their caller ID to make sure it's a pollsters," he said.
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Just ask her about her beauty regrets, like threading her eyebrows as a teenager ("I looked hilarious at 16," she recalls), or the days when she'd sit through a grueling 20-minute combing session as a child.
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There's no complicated setup or even a reboot to sit through—as soon as you've got the application installed on your Windows 10 computer, open up the Start menu for a hit of Windows 7-inspired nostalgia.
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But that is all standard Russia behavior, and something that the US and the West must simply sit through, much like parents sitting through the inevitable protests of a teenager who is informed of an evening curfew.
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Interviews with the mothers and wives of both alleged victims What makes Robson and Safechucks's memories even more difficult to sit through is the fact that their mothers were often within earshot of what was going on.
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It's easily the best example of the type of presentation we all have to sit through dozens of times a year — Jobs didn't invent the stage pitch, but he sure understood it better than anyone else around.
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Basically the idea is to drink water, hold it in your mouth, and then sit through recordings of people making accidental innuendos — think phrases like "penetrate your bolthole" and "100-metre gash" — while trying not to laugh.
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The prosecutors finally had enough a few days ago when Ellis, 78, was forced to give a reluctant and belated apology after slamming them for allowing an expert witness to sit through the trial before he testified.
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She's one of the best-known people on the planet, but she can happily spend a day listening to complaints about watershed pollution or flying halfway around the world to sit through a conference on sustainable development.
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Caregivers in California are required to sit through a 30-minute-long union pitch just to work, while those in Washington state automatically have dues seized from their pay and must take the initiative to get out.
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I mean, even the editorial process, which — and this was very complicated, because when you start to make structural changes, unlike a movie .... It's one thing to sit through a two-hour movie a half-dozen times.
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Sure, I can sit through a Broadway bio-drama about Vince Lombardi, but all things being equal, I'd rather watch one about the pioneering Tennessee hoops coach Pat Summitt or about the charismatically troubled goalkeeper Hope Solo.
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You are invited to sit through every last name on the lengthy end credits for a teasing extra scene of a couple asleep on linen sheets, a reminder of how you might have better spent the time.
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This could originate from the availability of streaming services, offering the accessibility to skip songs at our fingertips, with music fans no longer needing to sit through repetitive radio hits and wait patiently for their favorite tracks.
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Play-Doh Party Pack, $4.99 Don't underestimate the power of a squishy, moldable substance when traveling with toddlers who are too young to sit through an in-flight movie and too old to nap in your lap.
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That permanent chip on his shoulder made Views tough to sit through, but on More Life, Drake at least tries to shake off some of the bitterness plaguing him… with help from his mom and the former FLOTUS.
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And at the end of [the finale], which I would encourage people to sit through the credits so they don't miss the very final beat of where this is all going — I'd like that answered in Season 2.
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This adventure, which involves sneaking through camps and foiling traps, only plays out for about three-and-a-half minutes, but if Hollywood is reading this, we'd gladly sit through two hours of this in a movie theater.
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While parents are entitled to opt their children out of formal religious instruction, the reality is that most pupils are forced to sit through the class because there are not enough teachers or aides to supervise them elsewhere.
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"Jump to Shark" lets viewers skip right to the good parts of the so-bad-it's-good "Sharknado," so they can watch the bloody action sequences with sharks, instead of having to sit through the movie's actual plot.
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Or swallow your squeamishness and sit through a blood and guts brawl where both fighters are held together by nothing more than desire and pride like Doo Ho Choi versus Cub Swanson, or Robbie Lawler versus Rory MacDonald.
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So if someone's going to sit through watching (and not only listening) for all of that time, I might as well try and make their time usage worthy and make the video helpful within a wider life context.
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For maximum bleakness, watch this, move straight onto Endgame, sit through the oppressive grief of the survivors and haunting images of a shut-down, decimated New York, then switch it off at the beginning of the rat scene.
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The movie is not easy to sit through -- the scene in which a half-hanged Solomon must shuffle around on tiptoes to avoid death is especially harrowing -- but its ending rewards viewers with a profound emotional catharsis. 2.
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But it strikes me more as another manipulative ploy than good storytelling — I still had to sit through several plodding or otherwise subpar episodes, at least two of which were 90 minutes long (seriously, enough with that noise).
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During the past two weeks, a devoted group of lawmakers from both sides have flocked to the House Intelligence Committee hearings to sit through dozens of hours of testimony and secure their place on the sidelines of history.
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And it'd be one thing if the final boss was merely difficult, but each time you die, the game forces you to skip a cutscene and sit through a loading screen before the fight can begin again. Sigh.
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Its design can be a little overwrought at times, and you'll need to have the patience to sit through tutorials for a lot of its features, and for some reason you can't use it in landscape mode any more.
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The company announced on Tuesday that it will begin selling pre-roll video ads to run ahead of some Periscope content, which means users will have to sit through a short commercial before they can watch the live video.
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It's a sustained blast of virulence that's grueling to sit through, but Sebastián Lelio's film isn't about intolerance — it is about Marina, played by first-timer Daniela Vega with the presence and infinite watchability of a classical Hollywood star.
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I still feel bad for the poor customer service representative who had to sit through her yelling about wasting $80, and worse still for not telling my mom that Konami, not Nintendo, was responsible for the extremely short game.
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A new study has confirmed that it only reflects how woefully male-dominated the music industry is, I hate having to sit through all the genres I don't listen to, and Beyoncé still hasn't won Album of the Year.
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If you are a pet owner, especially one who is expecting to sit through a cold snap soon, it is important familiarize yourself with these winter weather precautions, so your entire family can safely ride out any storm together.
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Personally, I think this is the way fairy tales should operate, because kids have enough to worry about without having to sit through lengthy lectures about not selling your baby brother to a man who lives under a bridge.
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The rate in emerging markets could far outpace the developed world, so investors who are willing to sit through short-term pain could see the stock double in the next decade if Africa becomes the next place to industrialize.
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He didn't elaborate but did go on to say how taxing he felt it was for Kostya to have to sit through, and often mediate, the endless meetings between warring factions within OB. What did he mean by "powerful"?
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To be completely honest, we don't know what they do in the films, because we'd rather watch this video detailing the top ten car batteries of 2015 60 times in a row, than actually sit through anything involving minions.
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I suggest you sit through them with paper and pen so you can write down the title of every movie you've already seen (you'll want to watch them again) and every title you've never heard of (because worlds await).
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There's no reason to sit through an hours-long televised event waiting for something interesting to happen when you can binge-watch something on Netflix or go out for the evening, then catch the highlights on YouTube the next day.
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All of the accused, including her husband, Inaki Urdangarin, must sit through the statements in the public trial, meaning weeks of media scrutiny on the couple at a time when the monarchy is trying to draw a line under family scandals.
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After being spoiled by the madness that was the Boogie-to-Pelicans trade, the NBA world was forced to sit through yet another dull deadline day, where all our tinkering with ESPN's trade machine tool ultimately proved to be a waste.
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"The Plan", as it became known by Cubs fans forced to sit through a 100-loss season as recently as four years ago, was hatched when Boston Red Sox General Manager Theo Epstein was appointed President of Baseball Operations in 2011.
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And since the sponsors are helping people create interesting content that entertains their friends, there's a vivid sense of gratitude towards the brand that's the polar opposite to how people typically feel after being forced to sit through an ad.
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In addition to the clanks and bricks, there was a third-quarter stretch that forced fans to sit through nine fouls in less than three minutes as poor foul-shooting centers DeAndre Jordan (Clippers) and Hassan Whiteside (Heat) were hacked intentionally.
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Writes art critic Griselda Pollock: When we are trained by canonical art history, we sit through many a class showing images of the sexual abuse of women: the Rape of Lucretia, the Rape of Europa, the Rape of the Sabine Women.
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El Chapo's trial officially began Monday at the federal courthouse in downtown Brooklyn, and the first order of business was to find 12 jurors who would be willing to sit through a high-profile trial could last up to four months.
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And really, it's a harrowing thing to sit through, with Glued following married couple John Ross Bowie and Jamie Denbo as they gradually neglect their children, alienate their friends, and betray each another in order to feed their mounting TV obsession.
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UFC 207 is using Rousey's appeal in the way it always should have been—to get the punters in the door and then force them to 'sit through' the best fighters on the planet in relevant and exciting match ups.
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But let us be clear-eyed about the futility of forcing a bunch of guys, middle-aged or older, to sit through a one-size-fits-all harassment training session to learn what they should have learned at their parents' knees.
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"I noticed a lot of complaints at the inherent unfairness of making Starbucks employees who happen to be racial minorities sit through these lengthy training sessions on a topic that they likely understand full well through their own experiences," he said.
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Finally, the one person watching this who might have felt some shred of relief was outgoing White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, who knows he will no longer have to sit through many more of these chaotic meetings.
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Through the iPad and a slight turn of my surrogate's head I see that nearly everyone within earshot has decamped to another part of the office, unwilling or unable to sit through what amounts to the world's oddest conference call.
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This setup increasingly creates the mentality that justifies the long wait for Hall H, in that it assumes the fan who's going to sit through all those panels isn't just a fan of a single thing, but of all the things.
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Most times, at the movies, my stress levels are ratcheted up so high that I can barely sit through the full production without excusing myself, clutching people next to me or crawling out of my seat, incapacitated by the unknown.
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The only plausible explanation for the difference is that low-turnout caucuses tend to attract the sort of highly informed political activists who are passionate enough to sit through a laborious, multi-hour, public caucus and favor ideologically consistent candidates.
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Bright Starts Lots of Links, $3.59, available at AmazonAs young kids, when my sister and I had to sit through temple during long High Holy Day services, my aunt always gave us and our cousins a handful of paper clips.
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If you&aposve ever wanted to share a funny YouTube video with a friend, but know they won&apost sit through an entire 10-minute comedy skit, there&aposs a perfect feature that lets you share just the funniest part.
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News conferences are somber affairs, held in the Miraflores Palace before handpicked reporters who are rarely allowed to ask questions, and must instead sit through hours of bellicose rhetoric that all Venezuelan television channels and radio stations are forced to broadcast.
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Grande credited the misspelling to the tattoo just being far too painful to sit through for much longer (the palm is one of the most painful places to get inked), but fans then criticized Grande for using the Japanese language for aesthetics alone.
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The flyer, which was tweeted out by staffers for a rival campaign and super PAC on Monday, offers cash for individuals who show up to -- and sit through -- a Bush rally at an Embassy Suites in Des Moines, which began at noon Monday.
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The original film has become a modern classic and one of those basic-cable re-runs that will appear on a random afternoon, thus forcing you to sit through it, or at least all the way to that awesome Bill Pullman speech.
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If you can sit through that pair of bouts, witness TJ Dillashaw manipulate Barao's expectations and beat him psychologically amid beautiful displays of footwork and angling, and still not believe fighting is an art form, you are a hard person to impress.
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The first public ray of hope came on Monday in Doha when a group of prominent Afghans, including some government officials acting in a personal capacity, managed to sit through a long -- and by all accounts respectful -- two-day meeting with the Taliban.
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Charles Han, a Vancouver-based developer who created the app, told me he made it to try to give people a simple way of getting the information they need from Twitter without having to sit through the onslaught of the actual site.
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It's so hypocritical when, if I chose to pay the £30 or so, they wouldn't bother with any questions or advice, which you have to sit through in the consultation room in case they decide not to give you the pill otherwise.
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In fact, it was one of the few features Federighi demonstrated onstage as the company moved through announcements at a record pace, copying and pasting a group of large video files all at once, without having to sit through the usual progress bar.
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McDonagh explores hard themes like the protection of powerful men and racism exerted by white police officers, which can be hard to sit through, in order to focus on the story of one woman's attempt to find her daughter's rapist and murderer.
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Schools are always vigilant when it comes to outlawing literally any harmless form of entertainment, which is why you all had to sit through that assembly about fidget spinners, and the Mannequin Challenge, and why seventh graders aren't allowed to dab anymore.
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We had to sit through Peter being the second most ridiculous Bachelor in the franchise's history (Juan Pablo still takes the cake) for two whole hours, quietly pressuring multiple women into having emotional breakdowns to prove the depth of their feelings for him.
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On the way to the finale, Cats requires audiences to sit through slapstick numbers by Rebel Wilson and James Cordon (both playing cats whose main traits are their weight and laziness) and deeply serious dirge-like songs sung by Dench and McKellen.
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But while it stings to pay high fees for funds that — more often than not — fail to beat the broader market, it also hurts to sit through years like 2015 and 2011, when the broad market's returns barely beat the interest on a savings account.
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Here's everything Apple just announced at the 2019 WWDC Keynote The keynote was an epic two-and-a-half hours long, but unlike TC's editorial staff, you don't have to sit through the whole thing — we've got a comprehensive rundown for you right here.
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When it came time to film that scene, though, Hornsby found himself overwhelmed by the tragic necessity of the talk, and the fact that real-life black kids have to sit through explanations of racism they'll almost certainly face at some point in their lives.
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If you read the negative reviews, they seem to have one thing in common (besides the fact that all the reviewers had to sit through Suicide Squad): that its edginess, the shock value that worked so well in a comic book setting, felt uninspired.
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And unlike Peace Walker, where that was abstracted out into some menus without much context, the open world of Metal Gear Solid V allows the game to sell that repetitive work as something for Big Boss and the player to sit through and weather.
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In an interview with the Atlantic magazine, he argues that his willingness at regional summits to sit through anti-American rants helped to "right-size" such opponents as Hugo Chávez, the late Venezuelan leader, "rather than blow him up as this ten-foot giant adversary".
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In fact, let's go one better: knock me out and put me in an overhead compartment for the entire flight, just make it so I don't have to sit through a full working day of a confusing mixture of low-lying terror and interminable boredom.
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Plus, if I were to watch them live, I'd have to sit through commercials, and since I pay for the ad-free service — which I've found to be worth the couple extra bucks a month — I get to watch the same show ad-free.
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Perhaps instead forcing staff to sit through a few hours of diversity training that paints them as bad guys or underscores their victimhood, the company should have addressed the actual situation and how a clear policy about loitering could prevent it in the future.
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Meanwhile, the Kevin Smith fans' determination to sit through the stuff they don't like in order to see the one panel they're interested in is probably keeping some lifelong Aliens fans who just wanted to see the midday 30th-anniversary panel out of the room.
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But none of that changes the fact that Swift was a victim of assault who was then sued by her attacker, and that in order to get justice for her case, she had to sit through a humiliating, intrusive, and public line of questioning.
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Any candidates who prefer campaigning to governing, who would rather speak at a rally than sit through a briefing, or who understand the hierarchies of Fox News but do not seem to have read the Constitution can run to be a royal, not a president.
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On Thursday afternoon, I was 90 percent sure I was going to get on a flight to Texas, so I could sit through coronavirus isolation with my mom in her sunny house, instead of with a roommate in my tiny apartment in downtown Manhattan.
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When a new employee joins an organization, he or she is often asked to watch a series of videos or sit through a talk on what the law says about harassment, how to protect yourself or your employees from harassment, and how to report incidents.
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Even easy stuff like telling you the weather Google does better, because instead of having to sit through multiple slides to see the temp, highs and lows, and the hourly forecast on the Echo Show, the Smart Display gives you all that info on a single screen.
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The video, titled "Sick Song | + More BST Songs for Kids" features more of their classic nightmarish trappings — babies with absurdly large heads, random sound effects, and a tune so repetitive that your sanity will be questioned should you choose to sit through more than 30 seconds.
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Ackermann isn't interested in making you sit through another telling of that tragic tale about the firefighters who couldn't put out the flames in 1986, or the technicians who failed to stop the poisonous radioactive particles from escaping the facility and raining down on nearby residents.
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Dambuster Studios' sequel to 2011's original Homefront sees a resistance force striking back against the USA-occupying Koreans, but it played—at Gamescom 2015—like the most tired kind of first-person shooter anyone could have the misfortune to sit through in this day and age.
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On Saturdays, when my father was there, he would take me downtown to the Prestige, where we'd sit through a whole afternoon slate, taking in horse operas (he called them), short comics and cartoons, sometimes a jungle show, and newsreels from World War Two and Korea.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - As a player James Blake endured many a rain delay but on Tuesday the Miami Open tournament director was forced to sit through a painful day-long drizzle, delaying what was expected to be a record-smashing move from Crandon Park to Hard Rock Stadium.
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Most of the hosts are bigoted maniacs who, whether they believe their own bullshit or not, are trying to melt the brains of the public—so, while it sucked for me to sit through it, these people being bad at their jobs is probably good for society.
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As such, it isn't for the weak-hearted or easily triggered, but if you've got the hours to join Joe (Charlotte Gainsbourg) as she recounts her lascivious life story—and the constitution to sit through it—we'd actually recommend splurging for the six-hour Director's Cut.
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JW: The moment I realized that the bulk of the show was going to be about trans people and his reaction to people's reaction to his first set about trans identity and then realize we were going to sit through this, I became even more uncomfortable.
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There, I was asked deeply personal questions, made to sit through two ultrasounds, watch a video of complete lies tying abortion to breast cancer and other health risks, and told multiple times that if I just came back for one more appointment, they could schedule my abortion.
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In the days leading up to the Iowa caucuses Monday, he and the six friends sharing his Airbnb in this small college town will knock on doors, call voters and sit through a training that will teach them how to corral Sanders supporters at a precinct in the area.
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The story delves into the unique traumas these powers bring with them — Chloe the college student is barely able to sit through a lecture because of her peers' encroaching thoughts; Sam finds it near impossible to maintain relationships for fear that she could disappear into time at any moment.
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The experience of watching Animal Kingdom with fewer commercials was dramatically different enough to keep me engaged in a series that had some rough patches near the beginning, whereas I might've been more likely to walk away if there were too many ads to sit through early on.
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" Kidder said many of the names floated by the administration are from the business community, whereas "a traditional president is pulling from a community of policy experts who built their lives and portfolios keeping in mind that someday they may need to sit through a Senate confirmation hearing.
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For those who would rather read a plot summary than sit through 90 minutes of a scary movie: The film, based on the experiences of Carolyn and Roger Perron, who lived in the house with their five daughters from 1971 to 1980, recounts the family's dealings with the supernatural.
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It's difficult to make viewers sit through ads on short-form content—a 15-second ad on a 60-second video is enough to make anyone reach for an ad blocker—but running lots of ads is the only way to make hosting (or creating) the videos worthwhile.
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If you don't have time to stream it — or the stomach to sit through the satisfying removal of cyst after cyst — scroll through for the next best thing: a detailed recap of everything that went down, including some of the most tear-jerking moments the show has ever seen.
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Round 2: Simon Fuller's ChoiceThe executive producer loves nothing more than to pelt viewers with songs the teens would never know, and I kind of love him for that (though to be fair, I probably wouldn't if I'd had to sit through another dreaded Motown Week this season).
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It is definitely absurd to just go about our lives—to work in some kind of brightly-lit open office space, buy a shitty lamp at Target, sit through a movie in a dark, enclosed theater—when questions of "what the fuck is really going on here?" exist.
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Instead, these workers say, they have to "mute their phone, close the app, or sit through about four minutes of that strange pinging, which many say sounds like a submarine's sonar" to avoid a job for any number of reasons, but often because the gig doesn't pay enough.
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There, 2,500 flight attendants live in dormitories and batches of pilot recruits sit through up to six months of initial ground school before moving on to four to five months of flight training in Cessna 4473s, followed by guaranteed jobs as co-pilots for the Lion Air Group.
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And in a poor attempt at humility, you&aposll need to sit through a detailed retrospective on how Hart cheated on his then-pregnant wife, Eniko Parrish, who has already been at the mercy of his fans who think she was a homewrecker in Hart&aposs first marriage.
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After that, for about 45 minutes, which is the minimum time one must sit through an examination, a person with a special pair of glasses would leave the test rooms and hand these glasses to a team who were waiting outside to download video from the hidden camera, he said.
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And if YouTube doesn't have what you're after, you can usually find Tumblr GIFs to give you a flavor of something you haven't actually watched—especially useful if you're curious how a character might have died on The Walking Dead but don't want to sit through all the undead cannibalism.
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As for McCarthy (who was nominated for Best Supporting Actress), Bridesmaids showcased the powder-keg side of her comedic personality, which made her a movie star but also made me have to sit through garbage such as Identity Thief, in which she drove her pitbull-intense shtick into the ground.
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No need to go to the optometrist's office; no need to sit in the waiting room, no need to physically sit through yet another yearly eye exam when everyone universally agrees that bi-annual is all that is suggested or required; no need to pay the escalated price of lenses.
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"They are bringing him out of so important Iowa in order that, as a Senator, he sit through the Impeachment Hoax Trial," he continued, using derisive nicknames to accuse House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — without evidence — of orchestrating the timing of the trial to give former Vice President Joe Biden a boost.
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They got checked out, they got treated, and they had to sit through another lecture from me about getting that flu shot — not because it would protect them against this new infection, but because anyone who came down with influenza would now be terrified it might be the new coronavirus.
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That could mean providing a sign language interpreter, a refrigerator for someone whose medication must stay cold, bathrooms with adequate facilities for people with physical disabilities or shorter waits for a person who is autistic and may not be able to sit through the long process of applying for shelter.
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As Mr. Sanders tightens his grip on the party's young and left-wing voters in Iowa, more traditional Democrats, the ones who happily sit through marathon banquet dinners to hear the candidates and their representatives, remain split between his four leading competitors or remain unsure altogether about whom to rally behind.
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On the other hand, this is also a dude who allegedly can't sit through an intelligence briefing without talking points being boiled down to the equivalent of "See Jane run," so maybe those foreign spies would be better served just watching Fox & Friends and taking the rest of the day off.[CNN]
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If we could cut out the dorky introduction, the presenters, the acceptance speeches, all attempts at humor, and just have the host rapid-fire shout the names of the winners like an auctioneer, maybe I could sit through the ceremony without feeling my soul peel itself off my body and float away.
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We first had to sit through Jimmy Kimmel offering winners a jet ski and a trip to Lake Havasu in the interest of brevity in their speeches, as well as the host dragging a bunch of stars across the street to disrupt a screening of A Wrinkle in Time with hot dog canons.
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References are almost certainly going to be part of the story moving forward, but there are only so many times that an audience is going to sit through a show that cribs from E.T./Close Encounters/Aliens type story, even if we get a whole new set of references to borrow from.
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If you're an adult and you've not yet learned to type, you've still spent enough time watching TV and listening to boring dinner conversations about tweets to have a brain fractured beyond repair — which will make it hard for you to sit through a glacially slow tutorial punctuated by moments of disorienting surrealism.
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That afternoon and night, May had to sit through almost fourteen hours of talks, as E.U. Presidents and Prime Ministers debated the bloc's asylum rules and how to stop migrants arriving via the Mediterranean, in order to give a fifteen-minute update on Brexit, to which no one was officially allowed to reply.
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To prepare, Nauert is expected to sit through a series of briefings on trade and global hot spots and could begin murder-board sessions shortly after the new year, which will be handled by the State Department and the White House Office of Legislative Affairs, according to two sources familiar with the process.
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And the simple answer, if you manage to sit through the cheesy, predictable thriller — or if you have read the 2018 novel on which it is based, the first of the Stephanie Patrick Thrillers series by Mark Burnell, who also wrote the screenplay — is that there would otherwise be no story to tell.
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If I had to sit through one more debate over a mind-numbing amendment from Senate Minority Leader Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerTed Cruz clarifies after Lev Parnas's lawyer calls senator's tweet 'fake news' House Democrats unveil 85033B infrastructure plan Democrats to unveil infrastructure plan with eye on 2020 elections MORE (D-N.
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Young men in particular have demonstrated a willingness to sit through longer pieces of content if it aligns with their values and gives them something of value in return, said Leah Swartz, senior content specialist for FutureCast, a part of the Barkley agency of Kansas City, Mo., that focuses on research into millennials.
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Even worse, they have been outscored, 21-24, at home on Sundays, which have included some of their sloppiest, most lopsided, toughest-to-sit-through losses in 27: 21-22, to Miami; 203-220, to the Los Angeles Angels; 22017-210, to Pittsburgh; 7-1, to Philadelphia; and 13-4, to Colorado.
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In 2013, he struggled to sit through "The War Reporter," an opera Mr. O'Brien wrote with the composer Jonathan Berger, based on similar material; he found the experience almost unbearable, he said after a recent matinee of "The Body of an American" at Hartford Stage in Connecticut, where the award-winning play runs through Jan.
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Prior to that, I would have been hard-pressed to think of a play I'd want to sit through at that hour — particularly one I'd already seen — but A Doll's House, Part 2 is such an exciting piece of theater, and Laurie Metcalf's performance so compelling, that I was riveted from start to finish.
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Prince George, 4, Princess Charlotte, 3, and their eight cohorts made up of several of the royal couple's godchildren and friends' children, managed to accompany Meghan down the aisle and sit through the near-hour-long ceremony without incident, as nary a candy wrapper was heard nor program dropped while millions of people watched.
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All I had to do was sit through a simulated drive through a Barcelona nightscape with a GSR measuring device on my fingers, and remember a series of letters shown in front of me while also being tested by a growing crescendo of notifications and alerts thrown up on the seven (yes, seven) large displays surrounding me.
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But she can't escape all aspects of corporate life: the team must sit through a bumbling presentation about psychopaths that Eve considers a waste of time, especially because she's able to contradict some of the statements, especially about how to control a psychopath, which is something she's about to attempt by introducing Villanelle and the Ghost.
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Produced by Rebel Wilson, and directed by Todd Strauss-Schulson from a screenplay co-written by Erin Cardillo, Dana Fox, and Katie Silberman, the film is being marketed as the anti-rom-com — its Valentine's Day release is a respite for the cynical audiences forced to sit through the Fifty Shades franchise for the last three years.
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A prisoner in the next cell had rapped it out in code over and over again during the long years of captivity — my father figured if she would sit through that and appreciate the dark humor that had seen him through so many of years of imprisonment, she just might sit with him through a lifetime.
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But the show had no idea which of its stories to spend time on and which to speed through (Rayna's post-accident crippling stage fright is fixed in a flash, but I had to sit through all of Teddy's garbage life for an eternity?), and every week there was a new character for us not to care about.
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A woman who chooses to have an abortion — as about a quarter of American women do — must make her way to one of those facilities, where she will be legally required to sit through counseling intended to discourage her from having the procedure as well as an ultrasound that must be shown and described in detail to her.
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You watch scenes that have become more complex and dazzling than ever in their visual effects and technical mastery, then sit through end credits that feel almost novelistic in length: hundreds, or frequently thousands, of names in a blur of acknowledgment of the village it took to stage a superhero battle or bring robots to photorealistic life.
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You could be forgiven if you didn't sit through a seven-hour CNN town hall on climate change this week, but here's the big takeaway: it's clear that the top candidates for the Democratic nomination are each pushing for more sweeping change at a faster rate than Democrats were calling for even just a few months ago.
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Before the Dallas Mavericks could focus on the challenge ahead of them - a Memphis Grizzlies' team that had won nine of its previous 03 games - they had to sit through an unpleasant rewind: Friday night's debacle of a loss on national TV to San Antonio in which they scored just 26 points in the first half and trailed by as many as 39.
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And then I got thinking about all the times I made someone sit through another episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, about the times I tried to explain that jfc Blond(e) isn't boring by the third or fourth listen, about singing (or rather groaning) Sonic Youth songs at someone's face in a bid to get them to like them too.
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Even if Embiid and Simmons someday lead the 76ers to glory, those tanking seasons are lost forever, and the fans forced to sit through a 10-22010 season in 22014-22016 will always have the dismaying memories of a team that often played hard on the court but was continually undercut by an intentionally woeful performance by its front office.
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Like the world in general, The Verge's culture writers have different stands on the Oscars — some of us tune in religiously, some of us are willing to channel-surf over to the ceremony between binge-watching episodes of something livelier on Netflix, and some of us would have to be wrapped in straitjackets and strapped to a couch before we could sit through the whole thing.
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For more than a year now, we have had to sit through the unfounded allegations of Russian "collusion" with the Trump campaign, with nothing to show for it except the findings of the House Intelligence Committee and brave investigative journalists such as Sara Carter, which show ample collusion between the Democratic National Committee, Russian propagandists and a former British spy with exceptional ties to Moscow.
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If I sit through this whole MISERABLE season of #TheBachelor for Nick to send everyone home and not rush an engagement I will be LIVID Lizzie, we have been trying to put our finger on what is wrong with this season of The Bachelor for a few weeks now, and I have to admit, we might have been simplifying things when we said it was just that Nick is terrible.
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Watch the best bits on YouTubeScreenshot: GizmodoIf you don't have the time, patience, or interest in a film's subject matter to sit through all of it, you can very often still check out the editing highlights on YouTube—so you can check out an iconic plot twist or a classic fight scene or a memorable romantic encounter without sitting through all that other filler that gets added around the best bits.
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Mother knows she's been hard on DA's office "As I sit through the trial and the defense discusses the dangers of the community in which Antwon lived and the criminal element that surrounded him -- even the allegations of criminal involvement on the day he was killed -- I am reminded of just how unique he was and will always be to me and those who knew him best," his mother wrote.
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Accompanied by his mother, a financial advisor, and representatives from his management team, the striking, impossibly young New York Knicks rookie—he turned 19 in August—is here to promote Subway's new sandwich line (meatball marinara and sweet onion chicken teriyaki are his staples), beam through a photo-shoot, sit through a gauntlet of interviews, and, relative to the constant grind of his first few months as an NBA player, relax.
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While it's certainly convenient to be able to watch your favorite shows and movies wherever you have an active internet connection, it can be pretty annoying to have to sit through commercials as if you were watching cable TV. Hulu thankfully offers an ad-free subscription option as well, which removes commercials from the vast majority of its programming, although there are a few exceptions where specific shows lack ad-free viewing.
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Dozens of people have waited in line each day to sit through hours of what has at times been dense testimony on bank and tax records in the criminal trial against former Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE — and it's not because they had to.
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" Turner said she was put forward for the show because she performed well in a school production of "The Wizard of Oz" before the "Game of Thrones" team started to hold auditions in schools around the UK. Turner told The Cut that her parents put her in drama classes on the weekends when she was 4 years old, "I think just so they didn't have to sit through any of my plays at home anymore.
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Also, the idea that the musical adaptations of movies on the Broadway stage have suddenly sprung up like crab grass would have surprised the theatergoers forced to sit through dozens of such transformations of films with "an air of familiarity" in the late 1960s and early 1970s; among the many less-inspired adaptations, "The Apartment" became "Promises, Promises" and "Smiles of a Summer Night" became "A Little Night Music," and they endure.
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One psychological theory contends that repeating a pleasurable experience is more likely to make you feel happy overall than a restless search for constant novelty — which seems counterintuitive, particularly in a capitalist culture in which a ceaseless churn of newness is an economic imperative, whether it's trading in for a new car every few years or subscribing to a streaming service for a catalog of "content" you'd need several lifetimes to sit through.
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According to TechCrunch, the new streaming network is called ET Live, and is a project from CBS Interactive and Entertainment Tonight, which is owned by CBS TV. The streaming service is free of charge, but supported by ads — meaning you'll have to sit through ads just like traditional TV. Unlike the Entertainment Tonight television show, which runs for 30 minutes every weekday on CBS, ET Live will carry entertainment news 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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But before the women are given the opportunity to tell all, our host with the most Chris Harrison has to make sure he milks Colton's fence jump for all its worth — forcing us to sit through a montage of crying women being dumped in front of America, from Melissa Rycroft on Jason Mesnick's season, to the time Chris Soules left Ashley Iaconetti alone in the desert, to the time Carly Waddell was blindsided on her first go 'round on Bachelor in Paradise.
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One of the few ideas expressed in Trump's speech announcing the decision was a desire to create public service announcements that would just tell people to avoid drugs altogether, a idea that sounds blatantly misguided to anyone who had to sit through DARE lectures in middle school (the pilot program since created to test out potential ads has been more encouraging in its variety of messages, but the very idea that ads will do much to prevent addiction is suspect).
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Schroepfer did sit through around five hours of grilling on a wide range of topics with the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal front and center — the story having morphed into a major global scandal for the company after fresh revelations were published by the Guardian in March (although the newspaper actually published its first story about Facebook data misuse by the company all the way back in December 2015) — though in last week's hearing Schroepfer frequently fell back on claiming he didn't know the answer and would have to "follow up".
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It's not just that the third time you visited him you sat in the car and rehashed the way it would happen, at least until you got in and sat with him face to face, listening to whatever he was going to say, sharing the food, leaning back, taking in the room—the little kids visiting fathers, the older folks visiting young patients, the celebratory hilarity of the homecomings lifting the air with a sweet vibration—sat in the car and rehashed the way you'd go in, face the mute receptionist, go through the air-lock device, and then sit through the talk on FREEDOM again, after checking your food bag with the orderly.
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