Although he's posing, he seems almost unconcerned with our presence.
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Brex seems unconcerned with the possibility of an impending recession.
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She was completely unconcerned with how she looked and being liked.
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A question, though: Why does Starfleet seem unconcerned with Cornwall's abduction?
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Her early photographs of drag queens were presciently unconcerned with gender.
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And Russia, of course, is unconcerned with maintaining any progressive facade.
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Trump has shown himself unconcerned with the norms of American democracy.
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"I am unconcerned with tradition," Axe says, making us like him again.
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For now, officials remain largely unconcerned with the funds rate passing IOER.
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These kids were entirely unconcerned with any clash of modernity and tradition.
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They're totally unconcerned with trends; by and large they're a bit older.
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Unfortunately, Republicans in Congress seem unconcerned with bringing relief to working families.
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Your mother-in-law and her boyfriend seem unconcerned with honoring boundaries.
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Some in support of IMG seemed unconcerned with factual information concerning Omar.
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They are unaffected by circumstance, blissfully oblivious to — or unconcerned with — their forebears.
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This administration is shockingly unconcerned with the truth, and that is dangerous indeed.
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And they are unconcerned with how or when he arrived at his positions.
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Mattis added to reporters Monday night that he was unconcerned with the deadline.
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We have bodies with brutal desires that are totally unconcerned with our ideas.
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"Divorce" is as unconcerned with likability as a bridge jumper is with a parachute.
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Unsworth pays her bills, and she seems unconcerned with getting more money from him.
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That too was an idealistically pro-market book, unconcerned with the feasibility of its proposals.
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Juveniles are elusive, but as an adult the lizard is clearly unconcerned with standing out.
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Yet for the layman unconcerned with technicalities, this is basically a really, really nice hoverboard.
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At its worst, Burning Man is a party for the privileged, unconcerned with suffering elsewhere.
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In any event, Mr. Trump has shown himself to be gleefully unconcerned with bruising feelings.
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The survey found that voters are unconcerned with questions about Cruz's eligibility for the presidency.
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They happily exploit real events and lives from the past, unconcerned with to-the-letter accuracy.
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He is unconcerned with the advice of the professionals around him or the constraints of law.
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Nicolas Winding Refn's "Drive" is, for long stretches, a meditative movie unconcerned with bombastic action sequences.
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This is about a political system uninterested in reform, a system unconcerned with fixing what's broken.
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Mr. Kiernan said he was unconcerned with what happens next to his family's beloved grocery-getter.
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He is a creature unwedded to basic conservative or liberal doctrines and is unconcerned with orthodoxy.
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She has gathered a small devoted following, and yet she is refreshingly unconcerned with wider success.
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The Observer is unconcerned with numbers, though—it has Trump fever, however the paper contracted it.
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It's not that he's unconcerned with terrorism or rogue states, both of which he discussed at length.
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It's not hard to see how he could become almost pathologically self-regarding and unconcerned with others.
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But recent commercials suggest both candidates have turned Trumpian, meaning nativist, race-baiting and unconcerned with accuracy.
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In her Associated Press interview last year, Anthony also said that she is unconcerned with public opinion.
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Proudly unconcerned with legislating, Gaetz spends most of his time boosting Trump's talking points on Fox News.
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This doesn't surprise McDonald, who said the credit markets are rather unconcerned with the company's credit quality.
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The Parisians seemed utterly unconcerned with tempting fate, riling their opponents or projecting an air of contentment.
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Cormac McCarthy can use a language so stripped of judgment as to appear, deceptively, unconcerned with conscience.
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It felt totally for the audience and, at the same time, unconcerned with the audience liking it.
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Some support intervention at all costs, unconcerned with the human toll of war or who leads it.
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Curry said he was unconcerned with free agency this summer and the potential departures of his teammates.
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But yesterday, Trump seemed unconcerned with the backlash against his words because "many people" hold the same views.
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Unconcerned with fame and fortune, she was the kind of artist who made art to make others happy.
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Highlights include drunken arguments, and one woman who seems unconcerned with the fact that she's not wearing shoes.
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It's not that I'm unconcerned with saving trees, either, or unaware of the punishing economics of nonprofit theater.
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Seemingly unconcerned with the viewer, he projects a strong presence, at once inviting and enigmatic, joyful and antagonistic.
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It's not just that Driver seemed unconcerned with the pageantry of stardom; lots of actors, particularly men, are.
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The rest of the world seemed equally unconcerned with the news, searching for Pokémon Go above all other queries.
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Blogs from that whole generation of fashion kids were often colorful and cluttered and unconcerned with a sleek aesthetic.
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Even with shares priced toward the low end of its target range, Khosrowshahi is unconcerned with reaching those goals.
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I imagine him on the 1 train to Harlem, his home, unconcerned with his right to take up space.
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It's hard to tell at any moment which camp is winning, because Trump is so blithely unconcerned with consistency.
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In their place, he could install loyalists unconcerned with the quaint notion that no one is above the law.
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He completely focused on the Icelandic market, unconcerned with the U.S., after having seen the smartphone unlock various geographies.
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If the javelina can so easily break into a run, unconcerned with what others might think, why can't I?
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But it's clear he's also totally unconcerned with the plight of the employees of the massive bureaucracy he oversees.
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And, most of all, I'm lucky to have my husband, a man who's almost preternaturally unconcerned with other people's opinions.
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The older album is stuffed to bursting with hooks, but it's unconcerned with structure, relying instead on repetition and density.
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Other Democratic fundraising committees also seem to be unconcerned with the latest run-in with Trump and the Republican Party.
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It also encourages media to be unconcerned with seeking truth, especially when lies sell soap and nuanced truth is boring.
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Bow frets as her daughter Zoe (Yara Shahidi) seems unconcerned with the results of the election or with political advocacy.
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Right-wing leaders like Bolsonaro and Donald Trump are relatively unconcerned with climate change; sometimes they even deny it exists.
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As a famous actress, Mia is more commercially successful, but part of the MPDB charm is that he's unconcerned with money.
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The pitch is mostly unconcerned with the difficulties of actually doing any of these things, but implementation also isn't the point.
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Yep, just chilling in the middle of the road completely unconcerned with the long line of cars piling up behind it.
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Wilson seems unconcerned with these constraints, which is understandable—the members of Dying Arts are all professional filmmakers, performers, or writers.
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Unconcerned with the prices, some customers have amassed extensive collections of ceramic Christmas trees that they display every year, he noted.
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Flake, whose approval ratings stand below 6900 percent, says he's unconcerned with Trump's attacks, which are likely to continue in Phoenix.
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UIDAI's leadership appears unconcerned with the breaches, insisting a leak like Dhoni's wasn't a major problem because it's just a number.
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Page Six and People both report that Oxman and Pitt are "just friends," but we are wholly unconcerned with their relationship status.
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The figures were lower for couples unconcerned with debt — 16% said money was their biggest relationship challenge and 41% argued about finances.
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But the degree to which he seems unconcerned with his pariah status among name Republicans remains a key feature of his pursuit.
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They depict opponents of new mines as unconcerned with exports, workers and the right of people in developing countries to access electricity.
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It would be tempting to interpret her word choice as a devil-may-care gesture from a politician suddenly unconcerned with appearances.
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On a call with journalists this morning, the Trump transition team professed to be unconcerned with the president-elect's weak poll numbers.
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Judging from the expressions of the world leaders and their later public responses, they seem unconcerned with what he has to say.
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The massive and enchanting creatures lolled gently before snorting indignantly a few times and submerging; they seemed entirely unconcerned with us humans.
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Mustafa: Trump seems willing to take a realpolitik approach that's unconcerned with the "domestic affairs" of other nations, including human rights violations.
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Too many younger feminists buy into the canard that second-wave feminism was exclusively a white, bourgeois affair, unconcerned with race and class.
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They're sites of pain and pleasure, meaning and misunderstanding, deeply personal, deeply public, with you and against you and totally unconcerned with you.
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Eight different women had filed official complaints about a professor, but the university administration and the police appeared unconcerned with taking any action.
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Unconcerned with the minutiae of policy proposals or manifesto pledges, his work was to articulate a praxis of politics to serve a nation.
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Not only do countless examples in the weeks following this announcement show that Trump is unconcerned with fulfilling that promise, it isn't possible.
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In every case, Castle has faithfully recorded shapes and even colors, seemingly unconcerned with the images' intended messages and omitting all printed texts.
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The Cavs are so unconcerned with the moment to moment gristle of this series that LeBron is performing intricate SKITS to stay engaged!
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Their exploitative organizations would remain unconcerned with climate justice even if the nation were mobilized to mass produce solar panels and wind turbines.
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He is now 25, and married, and seemingly as unconcerned with stoking the flames of hyperfame as a constitutionally famous person can be.
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They're aggressively open about their sexuality, obsessed with social media, and unconcerned with the rules of middle class morality set forth by their parents.
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And while robots are a long way from running hotels by themselves, Relay has the advantage of being fast, quiet and unconcerned with tips.
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A Cowboys-Giants Monday Night Football game was interrupted by something arguably more exciting: a cat that was unconcerned with the N.F.L.'s rules.
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On the spectrum of obsessively orderly to sublimely unconcerned with the everyday physical world, my father and my sister are—actually, they are nowhere.
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That movie, about a successful black woman returning home to care for her cancer-ridden aunt, was personal, intimate, and unconcerned with mainstream film conventions.
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The love story of Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey is, for long stretches, barely a story at all, unconcerned with essentials like conflict or action.
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He said he wanted to be in New York, and seemed unconcerned with the trade talk—as long as he's a Jet, he's a Jet.
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The inevitable outcome is the Republican president, elected by a minority and unconcerned with reaching beyond his base, enacting the right-wing's demands by fiat.
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These fringe elements provide perspective, a reminder that beyond our plot-driven sphere of concern lies a larger reality, one unconcerned with the Iron Throne.
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The wealthy and the politically powerful are shown in fancy clothes and homes, separated from the concerns of everyday people and unconcerned with their welfare.
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Forget Alice Waters — nowadays I'm the Selina Meyer of the kitchen, unconcerned with such frivolous matters as morality as long as the job gets done.
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Unconcerned with the prospect of fans recognizing him, he did the same thing days later in a crowded section of Barcelona near the team's hotel.
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The movie is so unconcerned with narrative momentum, however, that the viewer may be apt to forget there's even a story in the first place.
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Completely unconcerned with the running timer, the dog trotted from obstacle to obstacle at a leisurely pace, even stopping occasionally to appreciate the captivated audience.
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In the absence of left-wing Limbaughs and Breitbarts, media outlets totally unconcerned with factual rigor, it's much harder for this stuff to become mainstream.
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These artists, myself included, are unconcerned with the messages of commercial media and instead question the authority invoked through the sanctioned medium of outdoor advertising.
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They grew side by side in the late 1980s, taking advantage of Brazil's historically corrupt prison system, which was unconcerned with their nascent criminal enterprise.
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The bond market appears unconcerned, with the gap between Spanish and German 10-year government bond yields near its lowest point since July at 64 bps.
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The bond market appears unconcerned, with the gap between Spanish and German 10-year government bond yields at its lowest point since July at 62 bps .
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She expects her clients to conduct themselves with integrity, but she is unconcerned with the decisions they made prior to whatever matter brought them her way.
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The couple are unconcerned with having a coherent visual identity, preferring instead to create more conceptual pieces "that are relatively low in practical function," says Deddens.
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As the puzzle's center readily admits, these are 90SFADS — for anyone unconcerned with the zeitgeist of that slice of time, solving could have been a challenge.
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He was interested in a liberated approach, unconcerned with the divide between the free-improvising avant-garde and Philadelphia's more soul-adjacent straight-ahead-jazz world.
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His clients routinely pirate copyrighted material and spread malware, the report found, and his executives appear unconcerned with stopping them or helping authorities track them down.
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Which is not to say that this movie, which won the top prize at the Venice Film Festival last year, is unconcerned with showing what happens.
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The liberal-minded voters at Steyer's events were unconcerned with his wealth and intrigued by the premise of a billionaire attacking Trump as an ineffective plutocrat.
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Sim is portrayed as a quixotic figure unconcerned with practicalities, and the film would have benefited from more details on meetings and debate within Sim's organization.
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His guest: French president Emmanuel Macron, the young, telegenic leader, popular with public opinion worldwide and unconcerned with the ups and downs of polls at home.
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But Justice League is seemingly unconcerned with all that, or with what differentiates Wonder Woman and her fellow heroes' goodness from humans and from each other.
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Frank Ocean, SZA, and Kelela are all young, Black, and considered to be adjacent of all genres, unconcerned with traditional classification, much like Cold Specks herself.
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"Blood Meridian" is propelled by grisly, deeply researched depictions of the violence perpetrated by remorseless white American men, unconcerned with the traumas they were unleashing into history.
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NFL access media loves to play up Belichick as a football monk unconcerned with the affairs of the world and singularly obsessed with the task at hand.
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Walmart is also taking measures to restrict cigarette salesThis isn't meant to suggest that Walmart is unconcerned with the health effects of e-cigarettes or traditional cigarettes.
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Quietly, one American painter — unconcerned with trends, unhurried by the market — has created an oeuvre of such phenomenological sophistication that she deserves to be called a master.
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They fired rocket-propelled grenades, or RPGs, from the middle of the street, unconcerned with taking cover, and sprayed bullets as if they had an unlimited supply.
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Frum is unconcerned with this sort of criticism, and doesn't think that his status as a right-winger has much to do with his opposition to Trump.
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Unlike some other myths, however, Westworld's central premise doesn't work without our participation; it's why the show telegraphs so many of its twists, and is unconcerned with others.
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And for good reason: Bauman can be utterly selfish and nihilistic, unconcerned with the fact that the people around him have dropped everything to help him get better.
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It also intends to use the access it gets to push for governance that is more like its own — largely unconcerned with ideas like democracy and human rights.
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Unlike their academically trained counterparts, these artists, often employing found or castoff materials, tend to work primarily for themselves, unconcerned with the canon or the latest critical positions.
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As the industry matures, many like Reiman hope that it doesn't become just another sector of the economy dominated by large corporations unconcerned with environmental and social wellbeing.
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Perhaps because it is so attuned to the contours of the here and now, Jacobsen's work remains refreshingly unconcerned with making claims for its own art historical importance.
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Indeed, Gucci has for years appeared basically unconcerned with Gucci Mane's use of their famous trademark, although admittedly his use is significantly more understated than that of Burberry Perry.
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Those attacks in turn will probably convince Clinton supporters that the Republican Party is unconcerned with the facts and is just out to destroy Clinton by any means necessary.
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" But she's unconcerned with anyone trying to curb her eccentricities, posting the confident freestyle with an unrelated caption: "Can somebody tell Ludacris I really wanna go on Fear Factor??!!
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But in light of Trump, a candidate so manifestly unconcerned with saying the wrong thing, one can detect a certain wistfulness for the Good Ol' Days when "oops" mattered.
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By contrast, the "TMZ" appearance was jolting, with Mr. West — unconcerned with camera angles, directing his conversation in multiple directions — smearing his reality atop the highly structured show's foundation.
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Some of these companies, unconcerned with scrutiny or confident of official indifference, operate from the same addresses and use the same phone numbers that Zaron Bio-tech once used.
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Nonetheless, the speech likely cemented the views of many world leaders that Trump is unconcerned with engaging the global community outside of pursuing the US's own narrow security interests.
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One source told CNN that Butina — seemingly unconcerned with blowing said cover — claimed during a class that she was an envoy between the Russian government and the Trump campaign.
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During the primary season, Trump rose to prominence by attacking the "establishment" elements of his party, whom he painted as self-serving and unconcerned with the general populace's well-being.
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Coppola has faced this type of criticism with nearly all of her films — most recently for The Beguiled — which seem unconcerned with any experience beyond that of rich, white women.
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He traveled to the rural village pf Pont-Aven in Brittany, where he began looking for people, like the devoutly Christian villagers, who were unconcerned with modern life to paint.
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Free from fear that they may face justice, those same individuals actually churn out memoirs detailing and justifying the torture that they oversaw, unconcerned with the possibility of criminal prosecutions.
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The same can be said about the Roman Catholic Church in sexual abuse cases; as a charitable organization, it is likewise unconcerned with deductions because of its tax-exempt status.
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There is every indication that the White House wants Congress to vote on a health care bill, and that it remains unconcerned with the actual policy details of that bill.
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In an industry in which racism and cultural appropriation is extraordinarily common, Dolce & Gabbana has made a name for itself as being one of the most unconcerned with offending others.
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Instead, the president presented himself on Tuesday as a deal maker eager to find common ground and unconcerned with — if not blithely unaware of — the political perils of immigration debates.
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It's that they're democracy-indifferent, unconcerned with the fact that their pursuit of power echoes some of the undemocratic practices we've seen in both American history and failing democracies abroad.
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With the Republic so unconcerned with the threat that Kylo Ren, Snoke, and General Hux presented, odds are they were not prepared to deal with the cataclysmic destruction Starkiller Base unleashed.
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" A top Republican close to the White House said the statement "shows Trump is relentless and unconcerned with Presidential behavioral conventions, which are two of the characteristics that won him votes.
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Perhaps emboldened by the unshakeable backing of a major powerful ally, Duterte seems increasingly unconcerned with the moral or legal ramifications of condoning extrajudicial slaughter in his country's ongoing drug war.
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It's that they're democracy-indifferent, unconcerned with the fact that their pursuit of power echoes some of the undemocratic practices that we've seen in both American history and failing democracies abroad.
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Worse still, the track just moves on, unconcerned with Butler's candidness and misery, and Chassagne comes back in with some more vocals designed to sit just slightly off of the key.
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The third episode, the best of that initial bunch, is largely unconcerned with the season's main arc, instead telling a story where Kofune is kidnapped by slavers and must be rescued.
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However, most of his time onscreen is devoted to ranting and raving with the gusto of a man unconcerned with social conventions, his long but thinning hair splayed about his head.
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Palm readers, for one, have a host of stereotypes about short-fingered people: They're impulsive, stubborn, unconcerned with detail, prone to jumping to conclusions, and interested above all in doing big things.
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In his nasal, pitched-up voice, he rapped and sang with heartbreaking candor about loss, anxiety, and drug abuse, unconcerned with the storytelling motifs and musical hallmarks of an expired Los Angeles.
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Still, the study's respondents were largely unconcerned with product loss or failure, and more than half (64 percent) said they haven't kept a set of wired headphones on hand as a backup.
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What follows is a superb comic scene pitting Hannah's verbally open vulnerability and desire to please — up to a point — in conflict with Adam's inarticulate desire that is unconcerned with her needs.
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The monetary value of their toil seldom escapes their notice, which may explain why, unlike other enslaved characters in recent children's books, they are unconcerned with baking birthday cakes or fine desserts.
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And because coastal elites are viewed by many in the heartland as "minority-loving" and pro-immigrant, they are seen as unconcerned with "real" Americans — indeed as threatening their way of life.
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After a year in which his album "Beerbongs & Bentleys" helped set the framework for pop's full-molt evolution, this is a chipper cherry on top, unconcerned with formal innovation and blithely cheerful.
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Unlike other accounts that focus on cognition and are largely unconcerned with the role of affect, his book reframes the history of humans and the natural world, putting feelings at its core.
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Former staffers painted a picture of an organization unconcerned with finances, with one saying senior staffers felt they had a $5,000 expense account that renewed monthly, though that wasn't explicitly stated in writing.
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It's not merely that Sanders is unconcerned with appearance, it's that he's consistently unconcerned, and that consistency reinforces the consistent emphases of his voice, which, in turn, reinforce the consistent phrases he voices.
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It started to really sink in that the significant majority of sex I'd had in my life was with dudes who were as unconcerned with my pleasure as I was obsessed over theirs.
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Joiner maintains the video is real, and while the family seems largely unconcerned with the massive descendent of prehistoric murder-beasts strolling through their midst, she estimates the gator was about 12 feet long.
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In late June, 1966, the Third National Conference of Commissions on the Status of Women convened in swampy Washington, D.C. The makeup was, overwhelmingly and predictably, male, and seemingly unconcerned with correcting that imbalance.
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It's this ease for and of love that Born to Do It ultimately delivers: a love that is simple and unconcerned with the future or the past or the practicalities of the people involved.
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And as they attempt to reach an agreement to fend off a government shutdown, Republicans seemed largely unconcerned with a tweet from the president that — for a moment — seemed to entirely upend their plans.
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He is among a number of young queer artists like Salman Toor, Yuki James, Craig Calderwood, and Logan T. Sibrel, who visualize life unmediated by social media and unconcerned with what is algorithmically pleasing.
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In some other, better world I'd say that it's weird to see a Republican candidate so unconcerned with alienating base voters who care about "small government" that he's proposing establishing a whole new agency.
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Mallo — who never married and who eventually stopped putting clearly identifiable men in her paintings — created a painted world that suggests a wonderfully aggressive mind in search of beauty, but unconcerned with looking pretty.
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It reinforced the sense of the piece as a perfectly closed loop, a spectacle as unconcerned with any message, and as oblivious to human attempts to nevertheless glean meaning from it, as a sunset.
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The first minute of this LeBron highlight reel is all from the first quarter last night, and it's approximately 15 drives to the rim in which he is totally unconcerned with whoever is guarding him.
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Karwowski said the problem facing TikTok is there are many small e-commerce players on the app unfamiliar or unconcerned with the laws, and there are influencers who are brand new to the business side.
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"There's frustration in the public right now where wealth is being concentrated, the opportunities for economic mobility are lower, and they see the people who receive these deals seemingly unconcerned with their reality," he added.
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Cohen helped paint a picture of a man unconcerned with constraints on his power, the rule of law, and minority rights — even directly warning in his closing statement that Trump posed a threat to American democracy.
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If he becomes president, that's what you are going to get: someone who's very interested in affective toughness, totally unconcerned with policy issues, and blithely confident that the worse things get the better off he'll be.
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It seems indicative of Phoenix himself; extremely passionate but unconcerned with the reality, the tangible facts, of what he does and who he is: the most soulful screen actor of his generation, and arguably its greatest.
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It's a movie that insists on its "place-iness," as you say, Alissa, but it's also weirdly unconcerned with how far away it feels from actual Missouri — see, for instance, the sheriff's wife, who is inexplicably Australian.
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The new corrections officers, led by tyrannical captain of the guard Desi Piscatella (Brad William Henke) are utterly unconcerned with the inmates as human beings with names and identities, and the new regime only reinforces that viewpoint.
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American intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia took direct aim at the integrity of American democracy, and yet after almost five months in office, the commander in chief appears unconcerned with that threat to our national security.
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This looks even worse given the Washington Post's scoop this weekend that Trump told Russian officials in that infamous May 2017 Oval Office meeting that he was unconcerned with Russia's efforts to interfere in the 2016 election.
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After the White House, the money-grubbing raged on, with the Clintons making over 700 speeches in a 15-year period, blithely unconcerned with any appearance of avarice or of shady special interests and foreign countries buying influence.
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Trump seemed entirely unconcerned with his party's loss of one of the chambers of Congress -- instead he focused on reading out the names of Republican House members who refused to embrace him (and lost) and sparring with reporters.
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Is it possible that Biden's base in the black community in South Carolina (and in other later-voting states) is unconcerned with what has happened -- and the way the race will be covered post-Iowa and New Hampshire?
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The Post, citing an audio recording of the event, said Mulvaney told attendees he found the US deficit, which surpassed $1 trillion last year, "extraordinarily disturbing," but that both Democrats and Republicans were unconcerned with the growing debt.
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In service of this goal, the party has even fought democracy, be it preventing American citizens from voting, changing the rules for Supreme Court nominations, stripping authority from incoming governors or running an impeachment trial unconcerned with facts.
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The problem is there are broader consequences to repealing the amendment than those Trump has discussed, which could have serious impacts on political campaigns going forward — and the Trump administration has demonstrated itself to be unconcerned with legislating haphazardly.
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According to the actor Isaac Hempsted-Wright, they were going for a Dr. Manhattan-from-Watchmen vibe for his character: He knows and sees everything now, so that's going to make him seem distant and unconcerned with human affairs.
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The problem is that the season was so compressed, so unconcerned with the internal motivations of key characters, that this finale — which they've been setting up for practically the entire show — felt much less earned than it should have.
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" That month, the Times ran an article accusing the company of "a kind of lawlessness" in its bookstore: counterfeit medical textbooks were for sale, and Amazon seemed unconcerned with "the authenticity, much less the quality, of what it sells.
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Meanwhile, the president seems entirely unconcerned with the actual impact of the hurricane, ranging from oil spills to Bahamian refugees that his White House is refusing temporary protected status in the U.S. out of nothing more than senseless cruelty.
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For his part, President Trump seems unconcerned with Scaramucci's past statements, tweeting his support for his new Comms Director, and claiming that Scaramucci wanted to endorse Trump before the Republican primaries, but Scaramucci didn't know Trump was planning to run.
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While not all transgender people transition, and many of those who do are unconcerned with "passing" as the gender with which they identify, some others wish to retrain the sound of their voice to better match the gender they present as.
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Gentrification is of course widespread these days, from New York to Houston to Los Angeles to Portland, but San Francisco activists say the city's economic woes have been compounded by a mayoral administration that seems unconcerned with appeasing its constituents.
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He seemed largely unconcerned with maintaining the dapper, serene image he cultivated over the last year sweeping in and out of federal court in Washington, D.C., fighting charges he lied to investigators about his actions related to Russia's 2016 election hack.
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Aaron Stein, who studies the Middle East and arms control at the Atlantic Council, a research group, said that for a leader like Mr. Assad, who appears unconcerned with civilian death, chemical weapons presented a way to solve his battlefield problems.
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Unconcerned with authenticity, he ran his campaign from an infinite present, declaring himself a really rich guy, who was also somehow a regular guy, who was also somehow a powerful guy, who was also somehow a foe to the elites.
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On a more personal level, I like films that come from the mind of directors who are very consciously unconcerned with commercial viability, because they tend to be a more earnest, sincere reflection of what mattered to them artistically, socially, aesthetically, etc.
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During impeachment proceedings this week, Trump&aposs voice rang through the Senate chamber as Democrats played multiple clips meant to portray Trump as unconcerned with tackling corruption in Ukraine but rather with securing information to damage Biden, a 2020 Democratic presidential contender.
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The service may make sense, then, for anyone who expects to play two or more EA PC titles at launch over the course of a year and is unconcerned with traditional notions of "ownership," since you lose access to the titles once your subscription lapses.
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If you're unconcerned with price and are still having a hard time understanding why anyone would ever chose to drink a can of wine instead of wine poured from a glass bottle, Trader Joe's has a few good answers aside from affordability and great taste.
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"Instead of hearing from an administration unconcerned with our $19 trillion in debt, we should focus on how to reform America's broken budget process and restore the trust of hardworking taxpayers," Enzi said in a joint statement with Price last week on their decision.
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Donald Trump's impromptu sit-down with the New York Times in Florida on Thursday offered a 30-minute jaunt into the mind of a man burdened by the Russia probe, frustrated by foreign policy, and unconcerned with (or unaware of) the limits of presidential power.
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Told through a series of vignettes unconcerned with identification (characters are referred to by their first initial) or linear convention, our narrator invites us to be a fly on the wall as we observe his treacherous encounters with students and anonymous men on hookup sites.
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It is important to affirm that many musicians and artists themselves seek to follow their own muse, unconcerned with categorization and labels, and so they cross and re-cross the restrictive fence lines, the musical boundaries we have created for our simplistic filing system.
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Because no time limit is imposed on lawyers' visits, inmates wealthy enough to be unconcerned with their fees will often take advantage of the rule to spend several hours a day in a visiting area with their attorneys, rather than alone in their cells.
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Trump has brought into Republican ranks a new third camp — secular working-class whites, many of them apparently open to racist and xenophobic appeals but largely unconcerned with the sex-centered issues that so vex the evangelicals, who have flocked instead to Senator Ted Cruz's banner.
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Coats seems unconcerned with what Trump shared with the Russians Trump's apparent sharing of sensitive intelligence during his meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak has not set off any alarm bells for the director of national intelligence.
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"The vast majority of Cafe Gratitude/Gracias Madre guests are unconcerned with the dietary choices of the original founders of the restaurants who live on their private farm and residence, which, incidentally is a completely separate entity from the restaurants," a publicist for Café Gratitude told MUNCHIES.
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"We're not going to be the stupid people anymore," he added as he portrayed the Obama administration as feckless on China, unconcerned with the plight of the middle class and unwilling to employ the firm tactics he said were needed to protect Americans against foreign threats.
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It is unconcerned with posturing, wholly respectful of its (noncelebrity) contributors, and intimate in a way that feels completely different in the "TV show built around a celebrity chef" genre that has thrived in recent years, aka men talking brashly about their ke-razy food adventures in extreme locations.
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As cases of theft, trespassing, vandalism and dead and mutilated livestock in the area continue to mount, why is the federal government standing by and allowing this chaos to unfold; and why are they so unconcerned with the impact the protesters are having on local ranchers and their livestock?
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Even Lil Bub and Friends, a documentary which explores exactly why cats are so popular on the internet, paints a picture of the animal that sees them fully live up to their reputation for being, at times, aloof and independent—wholly unconcerned with the human caretakers in their midst.
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It is rather the portrait of a president who has lost the confidence of his constituents — a president who lies and dissembles, who fails to get things done, and who, in the public mind, is self-absorbed to the point of being unconcerned with their needs and wants.
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It has also created a damaging narrative for his administration, fueling a perception that the president — who often promotes his concern for the country's "forgotten men and women" — and his team are unconcerned with the plight of working Americans who are suffering during the breach in government operations.
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It might have been better to just weave the similarities throughout the story and let the reader come to the conclusion that these two organizations were similarly greedy and unconcerned with health and safety rather than try to imply the NFL was a copy cat league off the field as well.
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Despite the obvious need to ramp up infrastructure spending—driven home by occasional headline-making bridge collapses, subway line closures and other such occurrences—the public seems strangely unconcerned, with just 218.5 percent rating it as "one of the main problems facing America today" in an October 2016 Ipsos poll.
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"Instead of hearing from an Administration unconcerned with our $19 trillion in debt, we should focus on how to reform America's broken budget process and restore the trust of hardworking taxpayers," Senate Budget Committee Chairman Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) said in a joint press release with his House counterpart, Rep.
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His eyes were almost completely unconcerned with the task that was in front of him, be it driving or dishing or whatever, and were instead in a state of perma-movement, constantly scanning the open floor for any open teammate he might find and concealing his true intention from his defender.
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We know our weapons systems are hackable; our electoral systems are trivial to compromise and under active attack; the census is a security disaster; and unsurprisingly the agencies responsible for making all these rickety systems are themselves both unprepared and ignorant, by the government's own admission… not to mention unconcerned with due process.
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For a President apparently unconcerned with diplomatic fallout and undeterred by threats of unsustainable retaliation, recognizing the Armenian genocide on this year's Armenian Remembrance Day is an easy win -- not only for the United States and the Armenian-American community, but for a President who has a global reputation for indifference to truth.
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Superficially, the presentation was an archaeological riff on the sort of unfashionable stuff that guys unconcerned with fashion might wear for a walk in the park — boxy Lurch jackets, dad jeans with awful bleach finishes, Hawaiian-print shirts, ill-fitting anoraks, clunky brown leather shoes — or already have crammed in their closets.
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Six months into a presidency in which he has shown less concern for governing on behalf of people who did not support him politically than any president in recent memory, President Donald Trump still appears sufficiently unconcerned with a threat to the well-being of US citizens to understand it or name it.
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If anything the vibrating madness around him—from the players, the coaches, the refs, the crowd, from Anthony Kiedis—made him play EVEN BETTER, because he was just so totally unconcerned with anything but the task at hand while everyone else was sitting there trying to figure out if Rondo SPIT ON CHRIS PAUL.
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Since the details of Trump's overture to the Ukrainian prosecutor general to investigate Joe Biden became public last week, the President has come under even more scrutiny for telling top Russian officials in the Oval Office in 2017 that he was unconcerned with 2016 election interference by the Russians, according to the Washington Post.
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In ''Special Providence,'' the author Walter Russell Mead identifies four prevailing schools of thought about American politics: a Hamiltonian tradition, concerned with commerce and trade; a Wilsonian tradition of foreign intervention; a Jeffersonian tradition of an insular society defined by its civil liberties; and a Jacksonian tradition that's even more insular and martial, unconcerned with global outreach.
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It's important to take a step back here to see what is happening: The President of the United States, one of the most powerful people in the country and the world, is not only entirely unconcerned with telling the truth but is also actively working to discredit those who try to keep the capital "T" in truth.
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Now, of course, chilling in the corner has a lot of value, sometimes, but Green's deeply middling three point shooting makes him a functional non-threat from beyond the arc, and his defender, whoever his defender happens to be, is totally unconcerned with shadowing him in any meaningful way, opting, instead, to help crowd the paint and keep LeBron from the rim.
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Unconcerned with whether or not Be Best would be better served if she did the talk show circuit or made YouTube videos, places in which Michelle Obama found success marketing her initiatives, Trump is committed to rolling out Be Best her own way, at her own pace, clearly unhampered by a need to breakthrough to the media, and not bothered by the President's activities casting too broad a shadow over her efforts.
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Beverley is everything Lonzo isn't: unremarked upon out of high school, kicked out of college for some asinine academic scandal, forced to play in Europe, doing everything he could to crack an opening into the NBA, devoting himself entirely to the art of defense, a manifestation of the form that is fueled by a darkness that makes people uncomfortable, a commitment to getting in a motherfucker's face that runs SO DEEP that he seems mostly unconcerned with whether he injures his opponent or not.
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But what is striking about reading Buttiglione and McElroy back-to-back is that here we have two supporters of Pope Francis who seem to be speaking different religious languages — Buttiglione trying to interpret "Amoris" in consonance with older Catholic ideas and categories, the bishop of San Diego essentially acting as those those ideas and categories have been superseded; Buttiglione envisioning a change that affects a few; the bishop of San Diego envisioning one that's clearly for the many; Buttiglione laboring to treat "Amoris" as a modest development of doctrine; the bishop of San Diego entirely unconcerned with potential contradiction with the Catholicism of the ancient and very recent past.
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