Many television viewers tuned out the 22018nd Academy Awards show.
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The people they need to convince tuned out years ago.
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Fans have tuned out the N.F.L. in previous presidential cycles, too.
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And so I know a lot of people have tuned out.
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"Like anything in life, you get tuned out to it," Taylor says.
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If you tuned out over the Thanksgiving holiday, here's what you missed.
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But much of the general public, polls suggest, has tuned out the warnings.
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So, I say to the people who have tuned out: I get it.
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This summer, however, legislators in several Arab states appear to have tuned out.
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I just kind of tuned out of the world, and food became my everything.
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I tuned out multiple times during stretches discussing these topics, particularly the silver issue.
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For a while, we tuned out the weirdness, because Allen made movies we loved.
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Casual viewers might have tuned out, perhaps explaining why the ratings weren't as high.
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"A lot of investors have tuned out," says Dec Mullarkey of Sun Life Investment Management.
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" He warns those who have tuned out that "What is happening now is not normal.
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Many voters tuned out of the debate, and a lot simply wanted the issue resolved.
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Because they're assuming that you are completely tuned out so they're literally shouting at you.
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Just think back to how many times you've tuned out the safety demonstration on a flight.
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"I just remember looking at the ceiling, and I just kind of tuned out," she said.
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Due to technical errors and over an hour of lukewarm anticipation, many viewers simply tuned out.
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It is no wonder that people have tuned out much of the constant attacks on Trump.
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Of course, many Britons have tuned out, bored by endless and incomprehensible Brexit twists in Parliament.
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They want to be on their phones all day long, and they want to be tuned out.
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Sundhage and her team have tuned out the gathering army of critics bemoaning their style of play.
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In LA, Harper caught the tail end of the news report her brother had just tuned out.
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Yet, primary voters have tuned out party kingmakers and soundly rejected the next guy in line: Bush.
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The president says a lot of ugly stuff, and much of it can safely be tuned out.
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I also get the sense that large swaths of America are largely tuned out to these developments.
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NBC struggled to attract an audience for the Rio Olympics, as younger audiences tuned out and ratings tanked.
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Black support for anti-crime legislation was highlighted, while black criticism of the specific legislation was tuned out.
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If you tuned out earlier in the season, just know there are a few surprises in the bunch.
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Is it any wonder that the American people have tuned out their blather about Trump permitting "foreign interference"?
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Every time the facial recognition system decides that you look bored, distracted, or tuned out, it makes a note.
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Although voters are concerned about it, they "have completely tuned out" says Lord Cooper, who runs Populus, another pollster.
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They served, they left, restarted their lives back home, and intentionally tuned out as much as they could, they said.
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While walking down a busy street in downtown San Francisco, they tuned out pretty much all of the traffic noise.
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It's about a public that may have tuned out because they have, you know, lives and real things to do.
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While some folks are frustrated and tuned out and staying home on Election Day, trust me, other people are showing up.
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I have completely tuned out of it all and will not be paying attention until a few weeks before the primaries.
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The idea that he'd be automatically tuned out by those same voters now may seem intuitive, but it lacks empirical support.
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Most of all, many economists say Powell and his colleagues tuned out the intense Trump noise and focused on the data.
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However, the last three years of polemic and bombastic "scandals" touted by Democrats mean that many Americans have already tuned out.
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Many of the very people Springsteen immortalized have now tuned out the Boss, who campaigned hard for Clinton, because of his politics.
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If they're undecided between the presidential candidates, it's in large part because they've tuned out and stopped receiving new information about them.
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Two exhilarating championship games won't change Dave Chappelle's NFL stance ... because he's tuned out the league -- and the reason is Colin Kaepernick.
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"You were so focused on what was happening in front of you, you tuned out the rest," said the instructor, Agent Daniels.
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He spends time on Google before an important decision like a vote, but had pretty much tuned out day-to-day politics.
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Because we had never talked about it, I assumed that he had tuned out Vietnam, or perhaps put that film on pause.
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Without going into specifics, I'll just say I intentionally tuned out for the same reason many people of color opted out of Girls.
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But they are so technical that many voters have tuned out and the largely pro-Brexit newspapers pay little heed to British setbacks.
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But Beck still felt compelled to tell the truth, even acknowledging it could hurt him financially if some of his listeners tuned out.
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I bet they tuned out after watching it and I bet they're less interested in watching Friday's than they were in watching today.
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But Sanders has not shown that he can grow his support and reach the mainstream Democrats who have tuned out of his campaign.
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The traditional answer is apathy — that young voters just aren't interested in politics or the political process, that they're tuned out and disengaged.
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While most of the Trump administration officials paid attention, others tuned out and questioned why they had to be there, Politico's sources said.
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LONDON — He looked past Iran's cratering economy, ignored the unraveling nuclear deal and tuned out the bellicose threats of war from President Trump.
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Voters do not expect Trump to be pulled out of office, and some of them have largely tuned out news about him, period.
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In similar manner, many progressives tuned out portions of Hillary Clinton's record because they believed she could best keep all Americans safe and equal.
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When writing for Starfire, I tuned out thinking about labels and genre, and focus on being honest and creating music I was proud of.
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Ted Cruz puts foot in mouthIf you tuned out after the first hour of testimony, you probably missed Ted Cruz getting owned by Yates.
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By the time "Scott 4" was released in 1969, though, Mr Walker had tuned out the crowd-pleasing ballads and amped up the weirdness.
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So while Washington and the media breathlessly dish on the Trump "birther" story, it appears that America outside of the Beltway has tuned out.
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A powerful new show at MoMA PS22, featuring artists from the U.S. and the Persian Gulf, revisits two conflicts most Americans have tuned out.
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Maybe you tuned out the national political conventions over the last two weeks, but imagine if it were compulsory to be involved in politics.
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Republicans hoped that stamping Mr. Trump's brand on the race would help mobilize pro-Trump voters who are otherwise mostly tuned out of politics.
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About half of Americans (47%) say they are following Paul Manafort's trial on financial fraud charges closely, 53% say they are mostly tuned out.
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Once I resigned, or very close to that time of my resignation, there was a point where I completely tuned out of the news.
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Many Republicans tuned out the Democratic response to President Trump's Oval Office address while Democrats tended to watch both speeches, according to a SurveyMonkey poll.
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"Luke Cage" and "Iron Fist" have already been cancelled after two seasons, with reports that nearly two-thirds of viewers tuned out after the first.
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That's why the subtler function of muting someone, offered by Facebook and Twitter, is popular: Mutees have no way of knowing they've been tuned out.
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Such bills may be unlikely to be signed into law, but they raise awareness of an issue that many Americans have long ago tuned out.
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Honestly, I don't know much more than that, because as soon as I heard a Bollywood song I know, I got too excited and tuned out!
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For example, Here One users can not only tune out a specific frequency, but they can designate which sounds within that frequency should be tuned out.
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You know, ESPN did a survey last year asking people why they tuned out of games and the number one reason was because of these protests.
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All this fight does is re-polarize the partisans and leaves the up-for-grabs voters (who want to hear about bread-butter issues) tuned out.
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But if you're going to make a grandiose statement, especially when you can't prove it, don't be surprised if you get tuned out in a hurry.
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He insisted that he had tuned out networks like CNN and MSNBC, but he proceeded to comment in detail about those networks' coverage of his administration.
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For those Trump fans that have not tuned out the news entirely, a cottage industry of reassuring hot takes has taken the place of dispassionate analysis.
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"Certainly sexism played a part of it," he said, before adding that many voters in working-class areas like western Pennsylvania already had tuned out her message.
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So when trumpeter Miles Davis started turning his back to the audience while performing live, it symbolized what jazz had already done -- it tuned out its audience.
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Instead of helping Clinton, however, the blatant bias had the opposite effect: many voters tuned out from established outlets altogether and turned to conservative alternatives sites instead.
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If you tuned out for a moment — and who could blame you — you might have missed the import of the messages encoded in Mr. Mueller's cautious language.
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"They have certainly tuned out a lot of fans who were very loyal, who felt the league was very unpatriotic, was doing bad by them," he said.
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One danger, they say, is spreading limited resources — like staff, time and public attention — too thin, creating a wash of white noise that just gets tuned out.
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If you are a self-proclaimed coffee addict, you've likely stuck your fingers in your ears and tuned out any news about any possible negative effects of caffeine.
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The free analytics service can tell creators which episode a listener tuned out, the average completion rate of an episode, the total time listened, and time per device.
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Clinton's wonkish speeches, in comparison, can be tuned out, with more than one cable news anchor promising to "continue to monitor the speech" before cutting away from Clinton.
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I listen while walking, waiting for the subway, gardening, composting, cooking, and doing laundry, and with my noise-canceling headphones, I'm as tuned out as my teenage sons!
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"But here's the problem, while some folks are frustrated and tuned out and stay at home on election day, trust me, other folks are showing up," Obama said.
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Democrats and never-Trumpers cannot help themselves; over the past two years, the public has grown weary of the non-stop, five-alarm fires, and they have tuned out.
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The cracks tuned out to be minor and the memorial is structurally sound, said Jay Blount, a spokesman for the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument.
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She sees Mr Trump gaining global strength, above all, from the breadth and intensity of his domestic support, after he drew in voters who had tuned out of politics.
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The premiere careens so chaotically, and is so aggressively jarring that it would be completely understandable if viewers tuned out just to avoid the sheer stress of it all.
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If ever there was a time when people were REALLY tuned out from politics in this politics-all-the-time age, it will be from Christmas to New Years.
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In the second year of his presidency, Mr. Trump has largely tuned out his national security aides as he feels more confident as commander in chief, the officials said.
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Mr. Galeana and others said they had largely tuned out what the president has to say because, too often, his rhetoric is disconnected from what their communities really want.
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Trump supporters question the integrity of the FBI, which apparently also paid Fusion GPS, the impartiality of the Mueller investigation and have long since tuned out the biased liberal media.
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Democrats could become so tuned out -- tired of being angry or watching more arguments -- by the time we reach November that their enthusiasm may not be as high as expected.
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In an NFL season that has been mostly a shit parade, this game really stood out as the one you really could've tuned out of midway through the second quarter.
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I'll probably never fly in a private plane again, which is why I sort of tuned out as the pilot was explaining the mosaic of touch screens in the cockpit.
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Director George Lucas was so certain the movie would be a disaster that he went on vacation during the film's opening weekend and tuned out in case everyone hated it.
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"This was a year in which Americans tuned out headlines and proved that a stable, core group of consumers make up most of the market," Oscar Health CEO Mario Schlosser said.
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That said, not all Bluetooth headphones are created equal, and there's a fine line between being totally tuned into your music and (dangerously) tuned out to the rest of the world.
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By the end of the film, when The Neon Demon has essentially devolved into Refn throwing feces at the camera, screaming, "Can you handle this?" you'll have long since tuned out.
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For a year she tuned out reports of lead in the water — "a loop of white noise," she calls it, until a friend impressed upon her the seriousness of the situation.
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And despite fears about unsettling swing voters, Republicans ultimately called on Mr. Trump to help stir up support for Mr. Balderson among conservatives who were mostly tuned out of the race.
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Since the texts come from real people, usually volunteers, they often lead to engagement from the recipient — a gold standard in a world of ignored direct mailers and tuned-out TV ads.
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Boosted's new, 190mm trucks are tuned out of the box, and they helped with carving at top speeds on the not-so-smooth roads of SoHo with no wobbling or sudden jolts.
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While some citizens are worryingly misinformed or utterly tuned out, the vast majority of the people I spoke to during the process of filming cared deeply about the state of the world.
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The thought needs to dawn, too, on right-of-center Jews who have become so attuned to dangers from the woke-left that they have tuned out dangers from the alt-right.
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Attached was a printed card: "We mourn the loss of Max O." The men in the room said things like "evidence" and "death threat," but by that point, Max had already tuned out.
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If Mac DeMarco's music is the soundtrack of blissfully tuned-out nihilism in 2019, On the Beach perhaps served a similar purpose for the jaded late-20s West Coast crowd of its time.
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The Chicago Blackhawks are in the midst of a five-game losing streak (0-3-2), but that sad song likely would be tuned out in short order by the struggling Buffalo Sabres.
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Still, millions of Americans on right and left will probably have tuned out Mrs Clinton: she heads into this election with appallingly low approval ratings, beaten only by Mr Trump's even lower scores.
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He told the audience that Mr. Trump's brand of disruption was a healthy response to voters who had tuned out more traditional politicians, and mirrored political upheavals in Britain, France, Italy and Brazil.
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Aquaria later apologized, but I was so burned out from hearing apologies that shouldn't have been necessitated in the first place this week that I tuned out, and made some iced peach tea.
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There was a similar disparity on the question of the impeachment itself: 70% of hearings-watchers wanted to give him the boot, whereas 57% of those who tuned out wanted him to stay.
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While Spotify's collection isn't as large as your local library's if you're looking to listen to the classics you might have tuned out in school, now is a perfect time to get caught up.
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It might excite some people who had tuned out the race, a few said, but was not likely to sway opinions about a figure about whom seemingly everyone in the state already has strong feelings.
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Sanders's campaign doesn't have much in the way of foreign policy advisers, and he certainly wouldn't be the only leftist to have tuned out Central America after the dirty wars of the Reagan era subsided.
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For a British public that has often tuned out from the mind-numbing complexities of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, recent government statements, amplified by raucous newspaper headlines, have finally become comprehensible — and alarming.
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But in a world of the bored, pained, resigned and tuned out, there is also Taj Garmon, a 41-year-old fashion designer who has been following every twist and turn of the impeachment saga.
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If you haven't completely tuned out the maddening 24-hour news cycle at this point, you've probably heard that Donald Trump has made some major changes to his campaign in an effort to shake things up.
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Investors tuned out the latest escalation in the trade war between the world's two largest economies, with markets around the world climbing slightly as President Trump announced new tariffs on China and Beijing responded in kind.
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While New England fans never tire of watching Commissioner Roger Goodell hand the Lombardi Trophy to Patriots owner Robert Kraft or of seeing Tom Brady win yet another ring, the rest of America tuned out this year.
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The greatest female tennis player of our era tuned out the racket of election day, and instead spent Tuesday in the Bahamas -- where her smokin' hot bod was on display and in full motion with some friends.
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MARIE HARF, CO-HOST, "BENSON & HARF": Well, I think Middle America has tuned out a lot of the conversation about foreign policy because they&aposre worried about the economy, they&aposre worried about education and health care costs.
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I couldn't blame you for having tuned out a while ago, but the team is still theoretically in it, and, therefore, still capable of kicking us in our guts, the way that they did against Houston on Sunday.
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As a sign of its commitment to a state Clinton basically tuned out of eight years ago, the campaign held more than three dozen organizing events around Colorado this week, including phone banks and meetings, a campaign aide said.
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And for advertisers targeting a population that has tuned out television, Twitter offers an attractive option: around three quarters of Japanese students over the age of 18 use it, compared with around a quarter on Facebook, according to Nielsen.
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That's not to say Bouie is wrong that there are benefits to clear, gripping, imaginative slogans over fussy wonkery or stuff that plays well in a focus group but gets tuned out in the hurly-burly of real life.
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If you followed the 2012 GOP primary race through to the point at which Mitt Romney became the last man standing, and then entirely tuned out politics out for a couple of months, you wouldn't have missed any significant news.
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It's so huge that I wonder if many fans who tuned out over the past couple of seasons due to quality decline will tune in this spring just to see if Carl's death can bring this struggling show back to life.
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I haven't had the chance to take a flight in the last 24 hours, however, I did ride the subway, and I can assure you that even with subway tuned out, you can hear the screech of wheels on tracks.
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A British study showed that while six in 10 parents worried that their children spend too much time in front of a screen, seven in 10 children worry that their parents are the ones who are plugged in and tuned out.
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As the sudden revelation that Spotify was filling its mood playlists with music commissioned by a royalty-free service showed last year, some listeners aren't really all that picky when it comes to music that's deliberately meant to be tuned out.
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Meanwhile, FX's vampire drama The Strain was supposed to be its very own Walking Dead, but it tried far too hard to elevate trashy material and, instead, wound up in some netherworld between popcorn TV and prestige TV. Viewers tuned out in droves.
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She writes: While Internet addiction is not yet considered a clinical diagnosis here, there's no question that American youths are plugged in and tuned out of "live" action for many more hours of the day than experts consider healthy for normal development.
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Of course, there would be back story, but the core of most stories was the period when a person had surrendered independence, was reliant on constant home care or was already settled in a nursing home and tuned out from the passing world.
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The news was immediately followed by reports that manager Don Mattingly had called out Bonds on a road trip for not being committed to the job, while the team's best hitter, Giancarlo Stanton, had "tuned out" the greatest hitter to ever live.
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So they tuned out all the potential benefits for the Lakers, as well as the fact that the four Cleveland newcomers have only 94 games of collective playoff experience — 83 belonging to Hill — for the opportunity to instantly become younger and more athletic.
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And because that faction has successfully rendered all political fights — even fights over basic facts — as vicious, zero-sum partisan struggles, another large faction of the country has simply tuned out, coming to regard politics and public life generally as corrupt and fruitless.
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North Korea's deep poverty and the apparent clownish nature of its leaders have sustained the illusion that its nuclear program could be bought out, the regime itself could be waited out, and that its largely concealed crimes against humanity could be tuned out.
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Most people don't pay nearly as much attention to the Trump melodrama as those of us lashed to it do, and as we map the confluence of his misdeeds and their moods, we routinely discount the degree to which many of them are tuned out.
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Even as millions of Americans tuned out during their Christmas and New Year's celebrations, the candidates kept up the excitement, rolling out fresh new attacks and, in the case of one early favorite, what could be a last-ditch attempt to keep his White House dreams alive.
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But the agreement announced on Friday evening — long after many in the state had tuned out the frustration in Albany — also marked the inglorious end of Mr. Cuomo's streak of on-time or close to on-time budgets, something that dated to his inauguration in 2011.
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Some fans have tuned out football, they theorize, to tune in to a political race in which sexual assault and the treatment of women have been front and center, thanks to Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee who has bragged about groping and kissing women without their consent.
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The 22-year-old, who won the giant slalom on Thursday to add to her slalom gold medal from Sochi 2014, said she had tuned out of social media for the past two weeks and had adjusted her TV viewing to avoid being reminded of the weight of expectations back home.
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After Attorney General William P. Barr reported last month that Mr. Mueller had determined that Mr. Trump's campaign had not cooperated with Russia, and his declaration that the president had not been guilty of any crimes relating to obstruction of justice, Mr. Wright had tuned out — far out — "I'm actually reading more fantasy fiction," he added.
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Next, the sales clerk patiently tolerated — or perhaps politely tuned out — a noob who was trying on a work jacket with high-visibility panels by UPWW, the high-end work wear line, and loudly remarking how it might allow him to walk into a construction site, but also go to a bar, while his friend mused out loud about looking to find the same garment online.
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