In typical Kourtney style, she's unconcerned about her sisters' concerns.
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Very different and very personal and unconcerned about the viewer.
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Unconcerned about trends, the designers focus their attention on fit.
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They're not unconcerned about the environmental changes affecting their farms.
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Then, people there were generally unconcerned about being monitored by Skynet.
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And proponents appear unconcerned about the prospect of the deal imploding.
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Prosecutor Bill Peterson was also unconcerned about inconsistencies, per The Oklahoman.
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But Mobius was unconcerned about the investment climate in the country.
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They are unconcerned about the likely vast increase in government deficits.
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The NYT notes that Fed officials are unconcerned about the vacancies.
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Was he unconcerned about his identity because he was faking his amnesia?
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And he seems to be unconcerned about the Russian aggression in Ukraine.
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Some officials have been relatively unconcerned about the chances of lasting fallout.
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Trump's loyal political base has shown itself unconcerned about such personal transgressions.
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But he offered no details and appeared unconcerned about the ultimate outcome.
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Investors generally seem unconcerned about valuations with some deals generating huge order books.
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Customers at shops that post warnings are often unaware or unconcerned about them.
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But Mr. Nunberg said he was unconcerned about the potential for being arrested.
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Apparently unconcerned about exposure, he had posted his cellphone number on social media.
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They are often unconcerned about the intent or identity of the images' creators.
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Curiously, our elected representatives seem remarkably unconcerned about protecting America's standard of living.
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Ms. Conway understands the law; she is simply unconcerned about facing any consequences.
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He is unconcerned about anyone or anything that doesn't revolve around his perceived greatness.
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He won by branding his opponent a big-spending liberal, unconcerned about fiscal prudence.
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One is, first of all, what would -- why were the Democrats so unconcerned about this?
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He's also unconcerned about the changes expected in the Chinese economy over the long term.
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Others within the alt-right movement, however, were unconcerned about the brief lapse in rhetoric.
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Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Trump said he was unconcerned about any negative Chinese reaction.
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Selby also remains unconcerned about the big corporations she's disrupting, like Tampax-maker Procter & Gamble.
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And Howard Handler, the league's chief marketing officer, said M.L.S. is unconcerned about the duplication.
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Other Israeli League players interviewed said they would be unconcerned about having a gay teammate.
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He was unconcerned about the Emoluments Clause, which prevents presidents from accepting gifts from foreign governments.
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Golub also said the market is unconcerned about President-elect Donald Trump's continued practice of tweeting.
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It is shocking that they are so brazen, so unconcerned about the repercussions for doing so.
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I am unconcerned about the market being slow to incorporate new information in the presidential election.
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But Ko Ni seemed unconcerned about being followed and about his own security, said Myo Win.
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Gray said she was unconcerned about health scares in Rio and expects "a great party afterwards".
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But, Trump is blessed with perfect self-confidence and, therefore, unconcerned about either of those issues.
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A source close to Cosby seemed remarkably unconcerned about the allegations when I spoke with him then.
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The CEO also seemed unconcerned about solar radiation, which can cause serious cardiovascular disease, among other complications.
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Meanwhile, he's unconcerned about any political uncertainty in the U.S. and the potential impact on Disney's business.
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Democrats appeared similarly unconcerned about the intersection of wealth and power during previous confirmations for President Obama.
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He turned up the volume, unconcerned about the other patrons looking over in annoyance, and laughed loudly.
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" In 1987, a State Department report called the I.R.A. "a deadly terrorist group unconcerned about innocent bystanders.
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For now, iron ore bulls, of which there are apparently many in Dalian, are unconcerned about rising stocks.
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C., told Fox News on Monday, unconcerned about rumblings of the ongoing threat Mueller poses to the president.
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Bridges' Kanyama said investor concerns had risen that Zambia had appeared unconcerned about reigning in its soaring deficits.
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Public health advocates say they are pretty unconcerned about the reasons local leaders endorse and pass soda taxes.
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But despite the new occupants, she insists that she was equally unconcerned about renewing the lease this April.
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The Packers, however, seem unconcerned about the legitimacy of the transaction, because it was approved by the league.
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His recent comments suggest he is unconcerned about slowdowns in China and Europe, which he considers economic rivals.
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Does this mean that we should be unconcerned about presidents who give little heed to ethics or law?
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Unfortunately, so-called developers had built unsafe low-lying homes along the city's bayous, unconcerned about potential flooding.
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Alas, Republican leaders seem unconcerned about the integrity of the government when the president is a fellow Republican.
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She was showing this, unconcerned about how that read to real Megyn or to the world at large.
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Garcia argued that Trump had been unconcerned about alleged corruption in Ukraine until Biden announced his presidential bid.
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However, analysts were largely unconcerned about the company's spending plans, and instead focused on its longer term prospects.
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That's why Keegan and Wolf are unconcerned about the impact of sex toy e-commerce on their stores.
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But Mr. Trump said on Sunday that he was unconcerned about any damage it could cause his candidacy here.
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"I was about 30-years-old, so I was still relatively unconcerned about my diet," Tapper told Bon Appetit.
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What The Draw shows is that CNN is fundamentally unaware of this shift, or at least unconcerned about it.
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Trump, a political outsider riding a wave of anti-establishment anger, appears unconcerned about offending minorities and other groups.
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For one, these archconservative rebels believe they're standing on principle — and are unconcerned about losing their seats in Congress.
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Then there were Miuccia Prada's subsequent statements that seemed very defensive, and unconcerned about the impact on the public.
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A town is visible in the distance, but, like the two revolutionaries, the women seem unconcerned about being seen.
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Unconcerned about his own fate, the lawmaker said if he were removed "young blood will emerge" to take his place.
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For all their talk of environmental protections, the Democrats are shockingly unconcerned about the devastating carbon footprint left by China.
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"They were so unconcerned about their personal safety, they were oblivious to anything going on around them," Mr. Strumsky said.
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The bottom line: Of all four companies, lawmakers seemed especially concerned about Amazon and Facebook, and relatively unconcerned about Apple.
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What you're getting to is the reason that they are unconcerned about privacy is because they're concerned about their business.
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Slack joins a concerning list of companies unconcerned about shareowner rights with names like Google, Blue Apron, Facebook and Snap.
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Trump's Praetorian Guard may pretend as though the president is unconcerned about a primary challenge, but his behavior suggests otherwise.
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Mr. Obama was not always as unconcerned about his form as he was that day at Nationals Park in 2010.
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He alerted the team, and he was removed an inning later, though he said he unconcerned about the flare-up.
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Sylvia Garcia, D-Texas, argued that Trump had been unconcerned about corruption in Ukraine until Biden announced his presidential bid.
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Brownsville's congressman, Representative Filemon B. Vela Jr., is so unconcerned about theft that he keeps his keys in his vehicle.
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But while this year's holiday cups have only been out one day, people seem relatively unconcerned about them so far.
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Jeffrey, meanwhile, becomes increasingly frantic, pestering a State Department that seems woefully unconcerned about a couple of Americans being kidnapped abroad.
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But most fund managers seem unconcerned about the threat of a short-term reversal because the medium-term fundamentals appear solid.
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In debating whether to run for Senate, Ms. Biaggi said she was unconcerned about any potential baggage of the Biaggi name.
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But with Vice President Mike Pence scheduled to visit Indonesia in April, politicians here are unconcerned about effects on international relations.
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She's completely unconcerned about what they think of her and in fact seems to relish her ability to keep them off guard.
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They tend to be discreet about fund totals, are unrestricted in how they use their money and are unconcerned about future fundraisers.
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In an interview with Reuters this week, Trump slammed Cohen for cooperating with prosecutors and said he was unconcerned about possible impeachment.
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The rankings are dominated by entrants from Russia and China, where governments are bullish about facial recognition and relatively unconcerned about privacy.
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He argued that the situation on the southern border had reached crisis proportions and alleged that Democrats were unconcerned about border security.
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Responding to a question from a CNN reporter, Arpaio said he was unconcerned about blowback from senior GOP figures in his state.
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Amato-Gauci said complacency among men who have gay sex and seem unconcerned about HIV risks appeared to be fuelling the problem.
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Mr. Trump appeared heedless of his staff, unconcerned about Washington decorum, or the latest stock market dive, and confident of his instincts.
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Despite a police presence, the crowd mingled freely, apparently unconcerned about the government restrictions on large gatherings, or the reason behind them.
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Rather, Booker's campaign seems buoyed by the unusually large crowd of undecided voters, along with some die-hard supporters unconcerned about electability.
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Callaway also used the opportunity to remind players that he was unconcerned about the skid and that a good stretch was coming.
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Most people outside the Costa Adeje Palace said they were unconcerned about the outbreak but would avoid tourist-heavy areas of Tenerife.
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The report added that Donald is unconcerned about any bearing a holdout would have on his free agent status or accrued fines.
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Even worse, the government is secretly changing the rules for killing people abroad, and seems unconcerned about any requirements to disclose them.
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But that vision of him, a tall beacon across the room, solitary and yet wholly unconcerned about it, has stuck with me.
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Verlander said he was unconcerned about not being consulted with, and he added that he would reserve judgment on Osuna for now.
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Speaking to CNN reporters, North Koreans on the street appeared unconcerned about further sanctions and threats of military action from the United States.
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This lack of attention might lead some observers to conclude that Americans are unconcerned about climate change, but some surveys tell another story.
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President Trump's appointees seem unconcerned about whether statements praising the godliness of mixing religion and politics will offend secular and many religious Americans.
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The invadingTurks were so eager to begin their new genocide that they were unconcerned about harassing the departing Americans with bracketing artillery fire.
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The authorities were apparently unconcerned about a crack in the tiled wall of her kitchen that she said was growing longer each day.
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Macron seemed to be so happy that he was unconcerned about being caught in a torrential downpour on the field at the awards ceremony.
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Dermer was unconcerned about Keyes' alleged activities, which took place in the United States, since there had been no allegation of a criminal act.
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Officials at Pyongyang's airport said they were unconcerned about any attempts by the global community to strengthen sanctions that could target Air Koryo directly.
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Asked if Mr. Monopoly was affected by the Equifax data breach, Werner noted that he was unconcerned about identity theft in his financial future.
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OPEC ministers profess to be unconcerned about the impact on either supply or demand, but they have often misjudged market responses in the past.
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Perpetual bonds are sensitive to rising interest rates, and their rising popularity suggests investors are unconcerned about further US rate increases later this year.
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Other strikes in Kentucky and Oklahoma have been met with resistance from state Republican leaders, who condemned striking educators as unconcerned about student welfare.
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But Mr. Rose, who grew up in Brooklyn and moved to Staten Island a few years ago, seemed unconcerned about his foe in November.
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They were discouraged in January when Jeff Sessions, in his confirmation hearing to become attorney general, appeared unconcerned about the consequences of revoking DACA.
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Despite the proliferation of smart gadgets, Kniffen suggested consumers were either unaware or unconcerned about hacking risks—and not taking appropriate measures to prevent them.
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In an interview today with Axios' Mike Allen, Mnuchin said he was unconcerned about the effects of automation, both with physical machines and artificial intelligence.
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But instead of running hard for the past five years, Apple slowed into a steady trot, seemingly unconcerned about the competitors hot on its heels.
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Hydrogen fuel-cell technology continues to get trotted out by some automakers who seem unconcerned about the practically nonexistent refueling infrastructure for fuel-cell vehicles.
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But Republicans appear unconcerned about Perry's lack of a scientific background, saying his management credentials are more important at a $85033 billion, 14,400-person department.
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The president and his supporters in Congress remain unconcerned about the devastating consequences a straight repeal would have, especially on the women of this country.
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But Mr. Reilly said he was unconcerned about ratings and focused instead on what Mr. O'Brien's following could do for the network in the future.
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In fact, she's the only person at the camp who's markedly unconcerned about me or my story; she just wants her people to pass this exam.
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He has been open and unconcerned about his most provocative character traits -- his penchant for aggression and for serial untruths -- from the start of his campaign.
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In a recent interview with The Economist Mr Santos said he was certain the "Yes" camp would win, and seemed unconcerned about the margin of victory.
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On Monday, Trump also proclaimed himself unconcerned about the prospects of impeachment proceedings, which some Democrats are now calling for in the wake of Mueller's report.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told CNN the United States has offered no proof of his government's involvement, and suggested Moscow was unconcerned about possible reprisals.
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Grassley said that he was unconcerned about McConnell's vow that he wouldn't bring the bill to the floor, saying it was irrelevant to his committee's work.
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Mr. Ezon said he believed that there would be "opportunities" for travelers unconcerned about the virus, but not until after the peak, Christmas-New Year period.
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So with STIs on the rise, and a country seemingly unconcerned about it, VICE asked six people who don't use STI preventatives to explain their reasoning.
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In pursuit of this laudable goal, marketers invoked every negative stereotype of old people — selfish, addled, unconcerned about the future — to scare their juniors into voting.
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The person might seem easily distracted, repeat themselves often, and appear "unconcerned about the thoughts or feelings of those around them," the American Addiction Centers says.
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Now he sat in a daze, unconcerned about hue or boldness, thinking nearly of nothing, a small buried rage the only real motor in his body.
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Whatever Trump's motives, the fact he seems unconcerned about telling people he is asking Obama's advice on appointments signals he is confident he can control his supporters.
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The National Security Agency, for example, seems relatively unconcerned about the barrier posed by encryption because they can collect information through methods like metadata or compromising devices.
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Khashoggi spoke of "whiskey liberals" who want to drink and have fun without worrying about the morality police storming in, and who are unconcerned about political freedom.
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"Any US law mandating backdoors will primarily affect people who are unconcerned about government surveillance, or at least unconcerned enough to make the switch," the authors write.
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Santa-dressed revelers spend an entire day running amok through the streets, drunk and unconcerned about what the real Santa Claus would think of their naughty behavior.
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His 60s talkshow—the original Zoo TV, in that it involved Hef wandering around at a party, chatting with celebrity folk—was just as unconcerned about race.
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The video shows that as other soldiers, officers and medical personnel milled about, apparently unconcerned about the wounded Palestinian, the accused soldier shot him in the head.
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Even amid impeachment proceedings indirectly tied to the Russia matter, Trump seems unconcerned about the appearance that he is fostering close ties to Russia and its leaders.
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The fund took stakes and was seemingly unconcerned about valuation or the disruption it brought to the Silicon Valley order, according to news reports at the time.
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"He was certainly aware of me being there and photographing him," Mr. Weissman said of Mr. Close, who appears, in the shot, unconcerned about the impromptu photo session.
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" Kalanick appeared unconcerned about its second place in China to homegrown ride-hailing app Didi Chuxing, noting that his business remained focused on "serving riders and drivers better.
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The tech startups doing the disrupting appear unconcerned about the auto industry's incursions into the mobility space — especially those startups with a vested interest in the industry's success.
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Löw noted that Müller, who has not scored in eight career games in the Euros, was "unlucky," but otherwise he seemed unconcerned about his team's lack of finishing.
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With the start of the last recession now more than a decade in the rearview mirror, investors seem unconcerned about the prospect of another one on the horizon.
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Its campaign under President Muhammadu Buhari has diminished the group so substantially that officials were unconcerned about releasing five detained Boko Haram commanders in exchange for the girls.
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Another employee said the decision showed that management was unconcerned about the workers' welfare and was making decisions based on what would save the company the most money.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies seem unconcerned about losing support from large swaths of American Jewry, content to rely on politically conservative Orthodox Jews and evangelical Christians.
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Fayed said he was unconcerned about Egyptian wheat reserves being affected in the meantime as there were successful purchase tenders carried out by the state grain importer GASC recently.
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Manafort on Sunday insisted that the campaign is on course and is unconcerned about the dipping poll numbers, though he did lash out at the media for "exploiting" Trump's comments.
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Tillerson unconcerned about independence after Comey firing The NBC/WSJ poll — conducted May 265-22016, after Trump's dismissal of Comey — doesn't show a significant change in the president's overall standing.
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Earlier on Friday, Trump said he was unconcerned about the impeachment inquiry and criticized House Democrats for moving their inquiry into the public eye with open, televised hearings next week.
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Camus takes William F. Buckley, Jr.,'s injunction to stand "athwart history, yelling Stop" to the furthest extent possible, and he can be recklessly unconcerned about backing up his claims.
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Clinton's health: 74 percent of registered voters said they were unconcerned about her being healthy enough to carry out the job of president, a Fox News poll last month found.
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Nick is unconcerned about the possibility of being sued although, as we reported ... the network likely has no interest in holding him to his contract if he's determined to leave.
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"I have been inundated on Twitter with bloggers threatening to kill me, my wife, my kids and even my dogs, yet Twitter seems unconcerned about that," he told The Wrap.
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"We have a good car, good downforce, good mechanical grip," commented the youngster, who appeared unconcerned about the complete power loss 10 minutes from the end of the second session.
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And would not be in the bind he knows he's in -- even if he presents himself publicly as entirely unconcerned about the Mueller investigation or the Manafort and Cohen developments.
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He said he was unconcerned about any controversy the work might attract, and defended its historical value, saying that the monument would be placed in its proper context in Brandenburg.
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The former Miss Alabama and mom to 4-month-old son Tripp with quarterback husband AJ McCarron is getting back into the modeling game, and says she's unconcerned about lingering pounds.
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It depends on a President who is unusually unconcerned about his own reputation and who can command the dark political arts needed to dirty up conventional candidates dragged into his gutter.
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Trump's tweets showed how anxious he actually was President Donald Trump and his aides have gone out of their way to paint the President as annoyed but unconcerned about Mueller's testimony.
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A storm is forecast to bring rain and potentially heavy snow to northwestern portions of the U.S. Corn Belt on Wednesday and Thursday, but the market seemed unconcerned about planting delays.
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Tancredo said he was surprised that the migrants were "completely, totally unconcerned about being confronted by us," and instead were eager to find the Border Patrol so they could request asylum.
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Such a meeting happening in Washington, under a government unconcerned about cutting fossil fuel use, is "worrying", said Hugh Hunt, a Cambridge University engineer who is among those looking at geoengineering options.
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They appear to be playing to a largely empty arena, presumably during a sound check — but they seem unconcerned about who is or isn't listening, lost as they are inside the music.
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It is ironic that Mr. Trump's administration — isolationist by nature and utterly unconcerned about promoting democracy around the world — would seek to turn Venezuela into the focal point of its foreign policy.
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The protesters warned one another about photos from above, but Anson Chan, a 21-year-old recent college graduate, said she was unconcerned about leaving her face exposed, potentially revealing her identity.
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Unconcerned about money, Edison still needed a lot of it, securing backing from financier J.P. Morgan ("Succession's" Matthew Macfadyen), while Westinghouse eventually finds his own genius in the visionary Nikolai Tesla (Nicholas Hoult).
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It helps Bolton and Trump show that they are unconcerned about the constraints of international law, and it helps Slaughter and McCain demonstrate that higher principles may sometimes justify setting aside those constraints.
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Meanwhile, the city's biggest fair, Zona MACO, came under fire for going ahead with the opening festivities of its photography and antiques fairs the evening after the earthquake, seemingly unconcerned about the devastation.
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Great classical artists trade in elevated abstractions and are often given licence by the public to stay in ivory towers, seemingly unconcerned about the messy realities of life as it is actually lived.
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Green, who went largely unguarded on the perimeter with the Jazz trying to cut off Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson beyond the arc, seemed unconcerned about the injury following the contest.
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It argues that companies and products built to serve government agencies unconcerned about privacy are unlikely to become trustworthy defenders of human rights elsewhere, and can be forced to serve Chinese government interests.
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But Say, a Caldecott Medal winner for "Grandfather's Journey," has given us a portrait of the purest of artists — one unconcerned about receiving glory for his art, yet desperately passionate about its creation.
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Critics pointed to the president's criticism of London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, noting that Mr. Trump had taken a quote from the mayor out of context to suggest that he was unconcerned about terrorism.
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He won by characterizing his opponent as a big-spending liberal, unconcerned about fiscal prudence, even though as chairman of the House Budget Committee, Mr. Spratt was among his party's leading deficit hawks.
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Donald has said he will not play another down on his current contract, according to ESPN, and is unconcerned about any bearing a holdout would have on his free agent status or accrued fines.
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He enticed the company to keep many (but not all) of the jobs in the U.S. through a variety of financial incentives, but seems unconcerned about job losses at Boeing, which is America's largest exporter.
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Wonderfully lo-fi – by which I mean created by people unconcerned about treating players kindly, guiding them along, or any such proprieties – a lot of these games exist outside the paradigms that define mainstream horror.
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It is more than likely that as part of their collection on foreign sources, intelligence analysts learned that the President said he was "unconcerned" about Russian election interference or asked foreign leaders to investigate Biden.
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It seems blithely unconcerned about being respected or winning awards, and the gravitas of Mr. Giamatti and Mr. Lewis are deployed like blunt instruments, the rhetorical equivalent of cave men beating each other with clubs.
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He painted Trump as a relentless liar who is obsessively unethical, devoid of humanity and a slave to his ego, who is clueless about his job and unconcerned about a Russian assault on American democracy.
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And behind all this is the shadow of Vladimir Putin's Russia, which is re-establishing itself as a regional power broker actively hostile to American interests — and wholly unconcerned about human rights or civilian life.
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"We know the president's got an unconventional style, but so far it seems to be working for him," Mr. Cornyn said, adding that he was unconcerned about how the other leaders received Mr. Trump's remarks.
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Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) dismissed President Trump's latest tweets attacking the lawmaker on Thursday, stating he does not follow the president on Twitter and that he's unconcerned about the president's criticisms, per The Hill.
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Bitcoin advocates have generally been unconcerned about the amount of illegal activity done using Bitcoin, because they see much larger amounts of illegal activity with traditional currencies, and because Bitcoin has significant drawbacks for criminals.
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Revealing in that it makes clear -- and, if you have been paying attention to the presidency it might well already be crystal clear to you -- that Trump is simply unconcerned about anyone who isn't him.
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He sees so far beyond the veil of reality, of bodies, to the deeper energies shifting beneath, and he yanks them around willy nilly, totally unconcerned about the things that are driving everyone else completely nuts.
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But CEO Reed Hastings said on a live-streamed earnings interview following the report that he's unconcerned about the loss of content from third-parties and is focused on building up Netflix's own original content library.
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In the first film, they leave him at their house as they travel for the holidays, and in the second, he somehow ends up in 1990s New York City, alone and seemingly unconcerned about his prospects.
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The president's embattled defenders demonize the CIA as a secretive law-breaking organization, but seem unconcerned about the verifiable harm it actually does in the world (such as torture, arms trafficking, drone warfare, and regime change).
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President Trump and his fellow Republicans were desperate to pass a tax bill by Christmas but seem unconcerned about the more urgent and important work of making sure children can get the health care they need.
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TROON, Scotland (Reuters) - Jason Day is unconcerned about the threat being posed to his status as world number one by Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy - for the Australian it is all about "conquering my ego".
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Trump has seemed largely unconcerned about celebrating an authoritarian leader suspected of ordering the public assassination of his half brother with a nerve agent, executing his uncle by firing squad and killing U.S. college student Otto Warmbier.
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Schlapp added that he was unconcerned about getting sick, saying he "felt healthy as a horse," but is speaking with his doctor, and the chairman said he doesn't foresee any more cases coming out of the conference.
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Mr. Pompeo had seemed unconcerned about this easing of the economic vise on Pyongyang, and President Trump had said that he no longer wanted to use the words "maximum pressure" to describe American policy for North Korea.
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As a divorced single mother pursuing a career, Ms. Wile acknowledged in her book "Grandmothers Against the War: Getting Off Our Fannies & Standing Up for Peace" (2008) that she had been relatively unconcerned about the Vietnam War.
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But analysts seemed initially unconcerned about the financial impact: "Uncertainty regarding a potential impact to the brand will likely weigh on sentiment for trading today," wrote Wes Golladay of RBC Capital Markets in an analyst statement this morning.
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Strategists say that may soothe volatile financial markets, but the Fed has a tough task in explaining its actions in a way that will not sound too alarmist about the economy or too unconcerned about deteriorating financial conditions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he was unconcerned about the impeachment inquiry as witnesses' testimony becomes public but did not want to support the process by letting his top aide testify behind closed doors on Friday.
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Until the past few days, traders appeared unconcerned about low inventories because output is growing rapidly and the development of El Nino over the Pacific should lead to a warm winter over the northern part of the country.
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As Watts half-heartedly pleaded for his wife and kids to come home, he shuffled awkwardly from side to side and seemed bizarrely nonchalant — almost unconcerned — about the fate of his pregnant wife and their two young daughters.
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Black people are unconcerned about the race of the alleged victims, only that they were victimized and have sent a strong message that no level wealth or social capital will save you from the wrath of black public opinion.
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"I am pretty spectacularly unconcerned about match-fixing," he declared, while recognizing it had been "pretty rife" in the early days of e-sport when players made next to no money and few saw gaming as a career option.
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A day after Apple cratered tens of billions of dollars in market value on the news of its lowered revenue forecast for the quarter, President Donald Trump said he is unconcerned about the company or its impact on the U.S. economy.
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Apple itself seems unconcerned about the potential security issues, with the company noting in a statement that the code is already three years old and that "the security of our products doesn't depend on the secrecy of our source code."
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FBI releases Hillary Clinton email report In other interviews released Friday evening, Clinton aides seemed generally unconcerned about her use of a private email server and said she adhered to standard security measures -- arguments they have made extensively in public.
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Hardeep Singh, press secretary for the Network of Sikh Organisations (NSO), believes the fact that Sikhs and Hindus weren't included in the plan suggests that, until recently, authorities have been unconcerned about victims of anti-Sikh and anti-Hindu hate crimes.
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LONDON, July 2(Reuters) - Investment managers of credit assets such as corporate bonds remain unconcerned about the prospect of a recession or a worsening outlook for higher-risk assets in the next year, a mid-year survey by Russell Investments shows.
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Trump has appeared largely unconcerned about the implications of feting an authoritarian leader suspected of ordering the public assassination of his half-brother with a nerve agent, executing his uncle by firing squad and killing U.S. college student Otto Warmbier.
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Here's a case in point: When Trump met with two senior Russian officials in 2017, he told them he was "unconcerned" about the Kremlin's 2016 election interference because, he claimed, the US did the same thing, according to the Washington Post.
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The result has been a deepening of the occupation, a right that feels free to pursue its maximalist ambitions for remaking Israel, and a prime minister unconcerned about taking a wrecking ball to Israeli democratic institutions in pursuit of his own political survival.
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The Washington Post reported Friday that Trump told two top Russian officials during a 2017 Oval Office meeting that he was unconcerned about the country's interference in the 2016 election, which led White House officials to tightly restrict access to Trump's comments.
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"Come on in, the water's warm," she said, suggesting that she is unconcerned about a potential challenge, when asked about the possibility that the Ohio Democrat could launch a bid to become Speaker in the next session of Congress when Democrats hold the majority.
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Celestial and Roy — in love, educated, middle-class members of the post-integration African-American generation — are decidedly upwardly mobile and unconcerned about issues of racial uplift and representation, though they have been chaptered and versed by their parents in the language of oppression.
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They won't regret it as much as they should, because the paper has demonstrated long before Trump arrived on the scene that they are unconcerned about those millions of readers, among their subscribers and potential subscribers, who are offended by their treatment of conservatives and Republicans.
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The political fear of losing elections by being seen as either "soft" on defense or unconcerned about the fate of military-industrial jobs in one&aposs home state or district made many Democrats view taking on the Pentagon as the true "third rail" of American politics.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump told two top Russian officials that he was unconcerned about the country's interference in the 2016 election during a 2017 Oval Office meeting, a remark that caused White House officials to tightly restrict access to his comments, The Washington Post reported Friday.
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For years, Soleimani had traveled the region, often under the eyes of U.S. military forces and intelligence agencies, seemingly unconcerned about the prospect that he could end up in their sights as he helped build up paramilitary proxies, alarming U.S. allies such as Israel, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
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"As a political matter, the longer this goes, it is a real opportunity for Republicans to paint Democrats as unconcerned about the issues voters care more about, and I think Nancy Pelosi is well aware of that," said Brendan Buck, who was counselor to former Speaker Paul D. Ryan.
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As the officers wrestled with the stunned passenger and literally dragged him off the airplane, they seemed unaware of the many cellphones that were recording their every move and unconcerned about how the confrontation appeared to the live audience — the shocked passengers — and the flying public — the rest of us.
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During that meeting — which was closed to the American press but not Russian photographers — Trump created a scandal by reportedly sharing highly sensitive classified intelligence with Russian officials, told them he was "unconcerned" about Russian election meddling, and described the Comey firing as relieving "great pressure" he was feeling from the Russia investigation.
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But according to CNN White House reporter Kaitlan Collins, staffers are unconcerned about potential fallout: Staffers inside the White House aren't that worried about Trump's "shithole" remark -- with some predicting it will actually resonate with his base, not alienate it, much like his attacks on NFL players who kneel during the national anthem did.
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At lunch — where salmon, beef tenderloin and squash were on the menu, although the president-elect and many of the journalists did not eat — Mr. Trump seemed unconcerned about criticism of Breitbart News, the hard-line conservative website that embraced his candidacy and whose former chairman, Stephen K. Bannon, is now his chief strategist.
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In the run-up to Tuesday&aposs historic face-to-face with Kim, Trump has appeared unconcerned about the implications of feting an authoritarian leader suspected of ordering the public assassination of his half brother with a nerve agent, executing his uncle by firing squad and presiding over a notorious gulag estimated to hold 80,000 to 120,000 political prisoners.
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It's telling that even Elliot's idealistic vision for freedom from corporate greed has been co-opted by an equally opportunistic faction, working under the auspices of changing the world and freeing the sheeple from their capitalist brainwashing, when Mr. Robot and Whiterose are just as unconcerned about the consequences for little guys as the conglomerates are.
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The Philippine rendering of the call offers a rare insight into how Mr. Trump talks to fellow leaders: He sounds much the way he sounds in public, casing issues in largely black-and-white terms, often praising authoritarian leaders, largely unconcerned about human rights violations and genuinely uncertain about the nature of his adversary in North Korea.
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Trump had also reportedly said during the Oval Office meeting that firing former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeySaagar Enjeti warns 2020 Democrats against embracing Hillary Clinton Trump told Russian officials in 85033 he was unconcerned about Moscow's election interference: report Trump's Ukraine transcript: Unwise words but no proof of a crime MORE had relieved "great pressure" on him.
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Meanwhile, Justice Samuel Alito appeared to be the only member of the Court's conservative bloc who seemed unconcerned about the reliance interest problem — although Chief Justice Roberts signaled in several of his questions that he is bothered by the broad range of discretion over immigration policy that the Obama administration claimed when it began the DACA program.
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The Washington Post, citing three former officials, reported late Friday that records of a 2017 Oval Office conversation Trump had with two Russian diplomats - in which he told them he was unconcerned about Moscow's meddling in the U.S. election - was limited to a few officials in an attempt to keep his comments from being disclosed publicly.
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According to Brian Nosek, head of the Centre for Open Science, a not-for-profit organisation in Virginia that studies the matter, many institutions that hire and promote researchers seem unconcerned about where those researchers have been publishing—a problem made worse by recent requirements by the American and Canadian governments that taxpayer-funded research must be published in open-access journals.
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Because of her portfolio at the White House, Hill will likely also have critical information to share about the President's behavior on Russia, including his calls with President Vladimir Putin and the dangerous 2017 meeting in which he declassified sensitive information in front of the Russian ambassador and foreign minister and reportedly said he was unconcerned about Russian election interference.
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Another bank C.E.O. was so unconcerned about the recent fall in stocks that he used his time with Mr. Mnuchin to discuss new capital requirements and how they could affect the bank's balance sheet in the long term as the Fed continues selling government securities it amassed during the financial crisis, according to a person with knowledge of the discussion.
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She blamed James ComeyJames Brien ComeySaagar Enjeti warns 28500 Democrats against embracing Hillary Clinton Trump told Russian officials in 6900 he was unconcerned about Moscow's election interference: report Trump's Ukraine transcript: Unwise words but no proof of a crime MORE, Russia, the Media, everyone but herself and the morons that she hired for her embarrassing loss on the grandest stage.
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"If Democrats were truly unconcerned about tax cuts being used as an offensive message, then Donnelly would never have set up a microsite begging Senate Majority PAC to come in and defend him," Pack said, referring to a page on Donnelly's campaign website stating his support for middle-class tax cuts and his vote for extending the Bush-era tax cuts in 85033.
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"In this environment, if you're a company that doesn't care about nondiscrimination and not having sexual harassment in your company, and is unconcerned about climate change, you're going to start losing customers at some point," Obama said, adding that this doesn't mean just writing a check at the end of the year; it means building internal systems that prioritize supporting women, fighting discrimination, and paying fair wages.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE reportedly told two senior Russian officials in an Oval Office meeting in 2017 that he was unconcerned about Moscow's election interference the previous year, saying the U.S. did the same thing to other countries.
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The U.S. has been hobbled by disputes between those who want to focus on the Islamic State and were prepared for a deal with Russia; those fixated on Iran and inclined to help the opposition to resist a regime they see as Tehran's extension; those focused on countering Iran but unconcerned about a southwest likely to fall regardless; and then Trump himself, intent mainly on getting the roughly 2,000 U.S. troops out of Syria.
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It's clearly not a crime for the president to be blithely unconcerned about Russian cyberwarfare, or to ignore the unanimous verdict of his national security team and excise reference from NATO's Article V in his speech in Brussels, or to install a national security adviser who was known for his idiosyncratic pro-Russian views, or to bypass every conventionally qualified candidate for secretary of state in favor of an oil executive with idiosyncratic pro-Russian views.
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" Earlier in Trump's four-day visit to Japan, Trump tweeted that he was unconcerned about North Korean missile testing, tweeting Saturday, "I have confidence that Chairman Kim will keep his promise to me" about not getting the weapons, and saying he "smiled" at Kim's characterization of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE as "low IQ." Trump's comments contradicted his national security adviser, John BoltonJohn Robert BoltonSchumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord Why President Trump must keep speaking out on Hong Kong Trump meets with national security team on Afghanistan peace plan MORE, who told reporters in Tokyo, "U.
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