Largely unfazed Inside the White House, staffers were largely unfazed, even at the political and diplomatic fallout mounted.
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But Clinton was unfazed — and ready to throw down.
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Mr. Trump seems unfazed — or unaware — of that prospect.
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The actor says the singer is unfazed by the backlash.
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But Xin was mostly unfazed by the rout in prices.
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Warren's campaign said it was unfazed by the stocks' slump.
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They were quickly fixed as unfazed stars continued to arrive.
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During investigation, Mohit Goel, Ringing Bells's Managing Director, remained unfazed.
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In the corner, Bryce is unfazed and still pouring whiskey.
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But investors seemed unfazed, and were pleased by increasing production.
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But Labo director Tsubasa Sakaguchi is unfazed by the detractors.
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Yet many Brexiteers are unfazed by bankers' threats to decamp.
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Mr Lomborg himself appeared unfazed by the sniping and politicking.
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But one day before the vote, Mr Levin was unfazed.
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Mester, asked about tying policy to a rule, sounded unfazed.
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That meeting was a shambles, but Mr Pompeo is unfazed.
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The president was unfazed by the drop in his ratings.
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On Monday's opening, stocks moved higher and traders seemed unfazed.
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However, Cardillo said the market seemed "unfazed" by the shooting.
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He made several tackles, apparently unfazed by his fractured forearm.
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And yet, at the shareholder meeting today, Bezos was unfazed.
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Respondents seemed unfazed by the Fed's decision to tighten policy.
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That is: confident, in your face, seemingly unfazed by criticism.
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While engagement rumors persisted, the couple appeared unfazed and happy.
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Axl picks up the mic, unfazed, and finishes the song.
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"Of course it was a serious offense," she replied, unfazed.
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The clientele seemed unfazed, but a waiter begged to differ.
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The Winters remain unfazed; they do not plan to sell.
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Bill was unfazed and planned to stay put until May.
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My fellow diners agreed, and seemed unfazed by Wells' critique.
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And yet, many younger Americans seem unfazed by the pandemic.
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Mr. Long, who is black, appeared unfazed by the charge.
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Investors appeared unfazed, with the stock trading flat after hours.
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But he appears unfazed by being thrust in the spotlight.
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Trump has so far appeared unfazed by the expected protests.
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And some Democrats in early voting states have seemed unfazed.
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"You look so cute as Kylie," her sister replies, unfazed.
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Jake Paul seems unfazed, and even amused by, the criticisms.
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Some readers, however, remained unfazed by Mr. Darcy's drastic reimagining.
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Why are so many Italians seemingly unfazed by his scandals?
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UNFAZED BUT FLOWS CHANGE Even as fund managers, dealers and other investors appeared unfazed by the move into uncharted territory, an analysis of the trading volumes showed how the ban has already upended some flows.
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But Faber was unfazed on how that would affect Asian markets.
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The feline was unharmed and relatively unfazed by her daring journey.
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By contrast, the mother giraffe stands unfazed amid the dry savanna.
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He is unfazed by the news that the character is fictional.
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However, Thompson appeared unfazed by the jeers and made his shots.
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China has appeared unfazed by Taiwan's upgrading work on Itu Aba.
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Today, James is recovering and was overall "unfazed" by the incident.
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Thompson, 27, appeared unfazed by the jeers and made his shots.
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But they are unfazed by things others their age might be.
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Parton said she was unfazed by her award-winning sister's fame.
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World markets were unfazed by the shutdown earlier in the day.
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As usual, Kitra is unfazed, soaking up her surroundings, constantly clicking.
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Mr. Trump, in defiance of Republican orthodoxy, seems unfazed by debt.
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Asked about those reactions on his conference call, Porcello sounded unfazed.
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Markets in Asia were relatively unfazed by the headlines in Europe.
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Instead it dinged off Gaethje's skull and he continued, completely unfazed.
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He stood unfazed when a flash-bang grenade exploded near him.
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Mr. Zhou, who is 40, seems unfazed by his celebrity here.
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But confronted with these numbers, House and Senate Republicans seemed unfazed.
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No. It seems like a lot of your colleagues are unfazed.
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The producers and cameramen are unfazed and laughing off the incident.
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Unfazed, the police officer excused himself quickly upon hearing the heckle.
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The Virginia Republican Party is unfazed by the surge of challengers.
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If they're unassuming and cheerful, they're probably completely unfazed by horror.
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The Taliban appeared unfazed by the news of the Marines' return.
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Mr. Ratburn's students on "Arthur," however, seemed unfazed by the matrimony.
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As for the global slowdown in smartphone sales, Yu was unfazed.
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She arrives to a party full of dirty looks, but is unfazed.
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That President Trump seems unfazed by the deaths of civilians isn't surprising.
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Unfazed, she later shared a clip of the moment on her Twitter.
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Yet, Nassetta was unfazed by the Hilton's rivals' decision to join forces.
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North is cuddled in Kardashian's lap, unfazed by the chaos around them.
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However, many Chinese netizens online seemed unfazed by the high-profile bust.
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I ask Angel what he thinks about this, and he seems unfazed.
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He was also proving himself unfazed by those who are anti-gay.
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Jill Williams said that the kittens were unfazed by the large dog.
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So why are Republicans seemingly unfazed by the unpopularity of their initiatives?
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But schoolchildren and late-night partiers are unfazed by the strange names.
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Many of them were unfazed by Trump's combative style and provocative language.
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Immediately after the tasting, Lee says he is "unfazed" with our assessment.
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"He's bored and burning off energy," said Karl, who was completely unfazed.
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" Unfazed, Craine says, "You're the customer but you lead one boring life.
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Zagitova seemed unfazed about stepping onto Olympic ice for the first time.
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Unfazed, Francis figured he'd test the forgiving power of the sharing economy.
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REA said it was unfazed by looming competition with Wall Street money.
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" Unfazed, Crystal seemed secure, saying, "Well, they haven't faked it with me.
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But it has appeared unfazed by Taiwan's upgrading work on Itu Aba.
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His supporters—who represent over 40% of the Republican electorate—are unfazed.
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Mr. Moffitt, the teacher, entered his apartments and found his cats, unfazed.
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Unfazed, she replied, 'well, I didn't know if he was your type.
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Their young readers are unfazed by that sort of integration, they say.
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Daniels is a formidable foe: smart, tenacious, and unfazed by character attacks.
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On a recent muggy morning this month, Ms. Hindmarch, 48, appeared unfazed.
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Foreign exchange markets were largely unfazed by the Japanese central bank's move.
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Wholly unfazed, she won each of her contests with time to spare.
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Then, unfazed, she insisted she could do the treadmill walk in heels.
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But Brian Hofer, a paralegal who had drafted the ordinance, seemed unfazed.
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Yet Mr. Erdogan has been seemingly unfazed by the signs of weakness.
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Only a small green turtle delivered in a glass tank seemed unfazed.
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But many migrants seemed unfazed by the growing public animosity toward them.
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But social movements like Sunrise could be left unfazed by the change.
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This is too much work for one person, but she is unfazed.
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REA said it was unfazed by looming competition with Wall Street money.
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Seager eventually made it to Dodger Stadium and looked unfazed during workouts.
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She responded with a number of expletives, but seemed unfazed and unhurt.
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But when you point that out to Mr. Ipek, he is unfazed.
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But the moderate Republican said he was unfazed by the latest challenge.
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Max, who is now almost three, is unfazed by her parents' work.
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Shares of Wells Fargo were unfazed by the prospect of more penalties.
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Go deeper: China seems unfazed by U.S. threats to limit investor access
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He speaks freely with the media, unfazed by their speculation and inklings.
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Decades their junior, I was still recovering, but Strole and Bernadeane seemed unfazed.
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The dog then shook off and trotted around the pool, unharmed and unfazed.
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But if her responses are any indication, the freshman congresswoman will remain unfazed.
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Investors in Japanese stocks appeared unfazed by Tuesday's e earthquake in northern Japan.
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If they seem unfazed, quietly collect your popcorn and find the nearest exit.
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Adrielle possesses some enviable sangfroid; she's almost as unfazed as her flowy dresses.
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The Obamas were remarkably unfazed by the zombie invasion of the South Lawn.
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But Posner is unfazed, and is ready to fight the climate change fight.
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Kirsten Gillibrand seemed unfazed by O'Rourke's announcement — she met with Stacey Abrams yesterday.
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We're told Buck is unfazed by 50 Cent's attempt to diss and troll.
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America's government seems unfazed by the damage its tariffs do to the economy.
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So we had to keep him as a stoic samurai unfazed by anything.
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Investors were also unfazed — Marriott's stock is up about 15% since the announcement.
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She's normally unfazed by comments and normally doesn't even read them, he said.
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Many investors were clearly unfazed by, or uninterested in, any discussion of trouble.
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Voters at one church in the capital Abuja appeared largely unfazed on Sunday.
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Directly behind me, a uniformed policeman was enjoying a slice of bread, unfazed.
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While filming, she encountered Nekrasova, who appeared amusingly unfazed by the whole shtick.
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Paul looked at him: unfazed by the gun, not even looking at it.
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O'Rourke, unfazed, carries on with his upbeat, heavily scheduled, literally hard-driving run.
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Navarro appeared unfazed by China's comments, and issued a statement mocking the China.
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Still, she was unfazed by the number of people she encounters per day.
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The Fed is approaching the process cautiously, and so far investors appear unfazed.
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Clooney and Amal are currently at their home in Italy and seem unfazed.
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Mr. Altura is a virtuoso guitarist who seems unfazed in almost any context.
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In a phone interview, Mr. King seemed unfazed by his opponent's growing stature.
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The latest evidence suggests that consumers are largely unfazed by recent coronavirus developments.
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Bancor, however, is largely unfazed by the enormous success of their crowdfunding effort.
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He's clearly unfazed by Jon Voight's incendiary comments that Shia's protest is treasonous.
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Maybe so, but Ms Coppola herself is unfazed to the point of being offhand.
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" The person, unfazed, continued to the audience and crew, "She's really good in bed.
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Sansa is unfazed in a room filled with men wondering what she'll do next.
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It was far from the best game he's ever played, but Magette was unfazed.
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Despite being surrounded by a gaggle of attractive women in underthings, Perry is unfazed.
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So when Sephora's "starter witch kit" sparked controversy last month, she was initially unfazed.
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Unfazed by a nearby explosion, she placed her hands on the vehicle's front fender.
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Barr also said he was unfazed by Airbnb's efforts to attract more business customers.
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Rick's higher-plane-of-existence intellect is unfazed by the wonders of the universe.
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I looked around me; other patrons seemed unfazed by the presence of the artist.
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Advertisers seem unfazed, though, spending heavily as the social network continues to attract users.
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Fils-Aime was unfazed when I asked him how he felt about those results.
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Rosenstein, a respected prosecutor who has served five presidents, seemed unfazed by the attention.
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In a series of recent conversations, Gene was cheerful, seemingly unfazed by his circumstances.
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Though I'm largely unfazed by the filthy taboo requests, I do have hard limits.
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He was unfazed by the people walking by and starring, not pausing for anybody.
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Supporters were unfazed by the shift and Obama went on to win the election.
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His father, who worked in real estate, would find Vescovo miles from home, unfazed.
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Robertson was unfazed and went on to strike out Jason Castro and Robbie Grossman.
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Mr. Han seemed unfazed by the prospect of outside interference in the political process.
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Many small-business leaders in the Midwest, on the other hand, were largely unfazed.
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In a cool response befitting her job as an attorney, she was completely unfazed.
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I think she's completely unfazed by—," before stopping herself to add, "haters gonna hate.
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The market seemed unfazed after the U.S. launched missile strikes against a Syrian airbase.
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The force of the blast knocked him to the floor, but he was unfazed.
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But some convenience store executives say they are unfazed by Amazon and online entrants.
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Yet crab traps stood stacked in their orderly rows, unfazed by a monster storm.
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The senator, totally unfazed, blew by it and began his questioning on worker visas.
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Asked about applying her distinctive craft to a commercial product, Ms. Imaï seemed unfazed.
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Netflix, unfazed by all the commotion, actively promoted some of the show's controversial bits.
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In any case, Lagerfeld seems unfazed: "Chanel women follow fashion — but they stay Chanel."
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A few people who seemed particularly unfazed never even stood up from their seats.
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Leaving for Washington, Pence was unfazed, telling reporters his trip had been very successful.
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As adorable as they look, they are unfazed when it comes giving up their dinner.
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We were displaced for the second time in six months, but she seemed so unfazed.
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Plus, we know Watson will remain unfazed — she's got plenty keeping her busy this year.
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At the time, Duterte's office denied Matobato's claims, saying the President was "unfazed" by them.
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The waitress is now dictating the menu to him and his date looks oddly unfazed?
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Despite the heat, some police say they believe he is continuing his drug operations, unfazed.
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Perry seems unfazed by Bloom's PDA, since she's all smiles while lounging in the water.
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But Rok Petančič, a steward at Sevnica Castle, told the magazine that producers were unfazed.
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Maybe I'm so unfazed because we've seen a lot more boobs on TV since then.
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When you look at them under the microscope, they stare straight back, unfazed by humans.
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An unfazed Stewart simply told her to "just carry on there" and resumed the interview.
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The fan was unfazed, playfully offering Winker a bite, but the player decided against it.
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Unfazed, the energetic performers continued their show, determined to dance their candidate's way to victory.
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Morales wound up at a less prestigious, visible job while Lauer, unfazed, stayed atop Today.
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Talking to reporters earlier in the week, Stafford seemed unfazed by the 40,000-yard mark.
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Dedicated to the sport, not the accolades, the pup seemed unfazed by her big win.
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Some Republican senators shrugged it off, seeming unfazed about potentially facing heated protests next week.
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But the participants seemed unfazed by the exercise, already familiar with Swan's intense video style.
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But Torrente is unfazed by the criticism, and says she's completely happy in her body.
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Unfazed, Magnus whips out his phone, eager to show us the resemblance between the two.
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Still, some of the most ardent proponents of impeachment were unfazed by Mueller's findings. Rep.
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The five-time Grammy winner seems unfazed by the sleepless nights that soon await him.
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"I'm actually surprised how unfazed I am, probably for a multitude of reasons," she said.
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Mr. Hillery recalled being so impressed with how she seemed unfazed by nearly every obstacle.
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He seemed unfazed by the controversy over his time at the beach at the weekend.
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Bannon is unfazed, according to friends and confidants: That's readily apparent from his media appearances.
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The meal over, the waiter, unfazed by the perpetually jolly taxidermist, hands us the bill.
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When Trump said "Tim Apple" after turning away from Cook, the Apple CEO appeared unfazed.
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The related rates for offshore renminbi, which trades around the clock, were unfazed on Tuesday.
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Unfazed, Mr. McCurdy professes a continued desire to steal Mr. Lord's best artist, Cheo Park.
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But for the moment European consumers are unfazed and their spending is propping up growth.
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We got them leaving court Tuesday -- Stevie's sticking to his story while Joseline appears unfazed.
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Mr. Thomas absorbed the blow, unfazed, and took off his jacket, squaring up to brawl.
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Despite a flurry of bad news about his project, Mr. Marcus said he was unfazed.
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He is Business Insider's second-best boxer in the world today, but Lopez is unfazed.
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Mr. Catsimatidis, who has bet before on parts of Brooklyn once considered remote, is unfazed.
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Investors seemed unfazed by Ma's comments, with Alibaba shares closing up 3.8 percent on Wednesday.
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Apparently unfazed, Aramco is forging ahead with plans to list a portion of its shares.
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Asked if this was something to worry about from the IMF's perspective, Lagarde was unfazed.
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Colleagues remembered the judge, Ann M. Donnelly, as an astute lawyer unfazed by the spotlight.
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He's hit a lot of big shots in the Finals before, so he was unfazed.
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America's government seems unfazed by the possibility that such shifts might one day threaten Delaware itself.
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BAIER: The markets today seemed to be unfazed, whether they baked it in already or not.
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Investors unfazed: In after-hours trading, Qualcomm shares were trading up nearly 3 percent, to $54.10.
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"So dark!" he replies, unfazed by the giant knife Cable just plowed into his shoulder blade.
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With one swift stomp, the unfazed moose stopped the mower in its tracks and resumed snacking.
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Totally unfazed, she continues stroking her hair and posing for the camera while Seinfeld looks appalled.
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Iqbal Khan, the director, was unfazed by the media mauling of the Theatre Royal Haymarket's take.
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Naomie Olindo was pretty much unfazed by her ex Craig Conover's reaction to her nose job.
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Markets were largely unfazed by U.S. President Donald Trump's latest criticism of China's foreign exchange policy.
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But it seems remarkable that white evangelicals could be so unfazed by Mr Trump's latest scandals.
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In fact, they share the same unfazed outlook on life: "She is me," she tells Refinery29.
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Monkeys appeared — and water buffalo, cows, chickens and dogs — all mellow and unfazed by our passing.
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Today, she seems unfazed by the spectators as she works at the MAD in New York.
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LNG industry executives are unfazed, despite China's role in reviving global cargo trade and boosting prices.
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Unfazed, Murphy continued to go about her day, which included spending time in the hot sun.
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When questioned by a reporter about turning the block into a "circus," Paul, however, seemed unfazed.
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The incoming president, who is to be sworn in on Thursday, appeared unfazed by the controversy.
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Lugo, however, remained unfazed and retired the next three batters, the heart of the Nationals' order.
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Analysts appeared mostly unfazed by the slowdown in growth rate, if they mentioned it at all.
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The Trump team seems unfazed by the feeling among Palestinians that they are being cast aside.
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Vesey said he was unfazed by the looming pressure of performing in the New York spotlight.
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Daredevil's Peak left me mostly unfazed, but Dueling Demons had me screaming all the way down.
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One publication called it a Dodd-Frank moment for manufactured home communities, but Blackstone was unfazed.
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Does this study press your buttons as much as it does ours, or are you unfazed?
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Wall Street was similarly unfazed by President Donald Trump hinting at an imminent breakthrough with China.
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But SocGen is unfazed, singling itself out as a contrarian on Wall Street with this call.
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At one point, blood soaked the blanket covering the patient's body, but Ms. Wilford was unfazed.
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And she looked on, apparently unfazed, as her daughter danced the night away at Studio 54.
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Brynn Hansen, 14, from Longmont, Colorado, appeared unfazed by the heightened security and the trying conditions.
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It seems like a lot of your colleagues seem unfazed by a lot of these actions.
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When the match resumed, Osaka was unfazed and held her serve to draw even, 3-3.
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Both men have something else in common: They are largely unfazed by criticism or bad press.
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Unfazed, he then used Darifa as a human shield when the police arrived at the scene.
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Most attendees were unfazed by the weather -- and gave Klobuchar credit for announcing outside in February.
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But perhaps you're more of a Friends fanatic, unfazed by recent divisive (but ultimately correct) retrospectives.
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" — Laura Roth, 48, Upper East Side "I am unfazed by rats, strange behavior and crowded trains.
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Jack Daniel's seems unfazed, for now, by the use of Green's name on someone else's liquor.
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I am pretty confident I will be equally unfazed when — not if — he scores his 11th.
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But Mr. Erdogan appeared unfazed, vowing that Turkey would press on in a speech in Azerbaijan.
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Inside the White House, staffers were largely unfazed, even as the political and diplomatic fallout mounted.
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Many people had not heard about the bomb threat, but even those who did appeared unfazed.
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During the mission, the Soviet Union breaks up, but the cosmonaut is largely unfazed by this.
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As callous as that might sound, it was the authentic voice of London: unfazed, querulous, eccentric.
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Financial markets have been mostly unfazed by the historic impeachment fight now taking shape in Washington.
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He has sharp blue eyes and a serene, unfazed smile — simultaneously unsurprisable yet open to surprise.
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On Friday, the RIA news agency cited him as saying he was unfazed by the indictment.
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Speaking this weekend at Mar-A-Lago, the first billionaire President-Elect seemed unfazed by the conflicts.
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Kourtney, for the most part agrees (it's hard to tell behind her shades, and unfazed facial expressions).
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So we get dumb high, and he is completely unfazed by it, but I am completely dying.
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Scott, who has already resumed drinking straight from the bottle even though it's still morning, seems unfazed.
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On Friday, Lake, the CEO of Stitch Fix, seemed unfazed by the ambiguous outlook for her company.
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Given that built-in intimacy, there could have been some concern over privacy, but Blunt was unfazed.
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Though Bird was concerned about the backlash, she revealed that Rapinoe was "completely unfazed" by the drama.
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SunShine McCurry of North Carolina seemed unfazed when she discovered a massive snake in her own home.
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Even after the Astros tied the series, 2-2, outfielder Adam Eaton said the Nationals were unfazed.
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He has a long-term view on the stock, unfazed by news about layoffs and strategic shifts.
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Chances are he will not be re-elected leader of the ruling party, yet investors appear unfazed.
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" Unfazed, the passenger responds, "I mean, I can't really make it clap like that, like a professional.
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It might mean sleeping in tents for months in the cold Tijuana winter, but Perez is unfazed.
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However he tries to justify the change of policy, Mr McConnell seems unfazed by charges of inconsistency.
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Towers continue to rise right by Miami's Biscayne Bay, and Floridians seem unfazed by potential storm damage.
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Even with the Cambridge Analytica fallout and subsequent #DeleteFacebook campaigns, the site appears to be largely unfazed.
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Those unfazed by the racial composition of the nominee pool largely oppose the boycott, 221% to 13%.
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Unfazed, Ms Suu Kyi has promised that she will be "above the law", and rule by proxy.
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The "Yeah!" singer looked casual, comfortable and unfazed in a pink shirt, shorts and matching white sneakers.
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Unfazed, some chugged Coca-Cola and discussed the forthcoming game, while others struggled to light the grill.
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" Delaney, appearing unfazed by the booing crowd, added, "This is called the battle of ideas, my friends.
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The Bannermans were unfazed by the duchy's insistence on a lease: "It is endlessly renewable," Isabel says.
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"I don't think it's disgusting," says Emde, unfazed as she stirs her hand around the frothy murk.
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Bonus: +1 for the totally unfazed dude who finds him and throws him a pair of pants.
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Unfazed by volatility on Wall Street, consumers flooded into stores and bought clothes and home decor online.
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Delrahim seemed unfazed by the unusually high level of attention paid to the work of his division.
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Adrenaline-charged, she was completely unfazed by her injuries, instead focused on her thrilling new vantage point.
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Lawmakers appeared unfazed by the blowback and scheduled the first official "markup" of the bill for Monday.
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Many dogs — perhaps inured to the life of a traveling competitor — seemed unfazed by the adoring crowds.
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But they seemed unfazed and said Wing Commander Varthaman was happy to be back on Indian soil.
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But Netanyahu, in an Israeli television interview, sounded unfazed by Bolton's departure and possible Trump-Rouhani talks.
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It is unclear how the order will be operationalized, but university deans appear unfazed by the threat.
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Although user growth on Facebook itself is slowing, users seem generally unfazed by the firm's numerous missteps.
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His loyal, blue-collar base has stood firmly behind him throughout, seemingly unfazed by his imminent trial.
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Go deeper: Cyber Monday's rise comes at Black Friday's expense Holiday shoppers are unfazed by recession fears
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Apparently, investors are unfazed by the ongoing antitrust investigation into the company, as well as employee unrest.
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A few people registered that a famous person was in their midst, but Ms. Lange was unfazed.
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"It's cool," Caine said, standing amid his games, seeming both enchanted and unfazed by his sudden fame.
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Gotti was so unfazed by the fan ... it's almost like he knew what was about to happen.
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They were unfazed by the weather, the angle of a roof, or the risky access to it.
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Unfazed is the powerhouse dealer Rhodora Haze (Rene Russo) — see what I mean about those character names?
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Republicans were unfazed by the deficit impact of their $21.3 trillion tax cut when they passed it.
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An adult and two juveniles strutted down to the water's edge, unfazed by the multi-species cacophony.
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Put all this to Mitchell Baker, Mozilla's intense but approachable chairwoman and spiritual leader, and she is unfazed.
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FOUR DEAD, INCLUDING GUNMAN, AFTER SHOOTING AT KANSAS HOME The killer seemed unfazed during his rampage, witnesses said.
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He desperately tries for Dallas Cowboy's quarterback Tony Romo, all while holding his unfazed child in the air.
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In general, Lawson says that he was, and remains, unfazed by each dip and pop in Twilio's stock.
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" Ryan Gosling, on the other hand, seemed unfazed, concluding, "I mean, I'm happy for them, honestly, you know?
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With the growing celebrity interest surrounding Ojai and its dreamy offerings, locals — for the most part — remain unfazed.
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Some contractors were paid their funding in advance of the shutdown, allowing them to continue working mostly unfazed.
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But she remains unfazed by the haters, instead focusing on what the celebration will mean for her community.
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Taylor is completely unfazed, and we're reminded just how woke Billions wants us to believe Axe Capital is.
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Cash was unfazed by a federal court recently striking down a similar law that was passed in Georgia.
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Trump, however, seems unfazed by the idea of waging his battle against Clinton with a bare-bones operation.
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Unfazed, I start brainstorming activities we can do since we finished the book in our lesson earlier today.
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It's oddly comforting to watch the two fly through a city unfazed by the strangeness of it all.
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READ: Ilhan Omar and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are punching back at Trump's "fascist rhetoric" Omar, meanwhile, seemed unfazed.
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Economists were also unfazed by an unexpected dip in industrial production last month, citing strong business sentiment surveys.
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Kohlschreiber was unfazed by his opponent's spirited efforts and closed out the match by winning four straight points.
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It's almost like the more cold and more unfazed you are, the more you have the upper hand.
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The bond market continued to be pretty unfazed, thinking that the Fed is doing what it should be.
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He was measured and unfazed Tuesday during one of his most highly anticipated briefings yet following Flynn's resignation.
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She's completely unfazed, and I can't help but laugh, mainly because I'm not the one cleaning it up.
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Despite this widespread abandonment of the national beverage, Yorkshire Tea, Britain's third most popular tea brand, seems unfazed.
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Unfazed, Fiers then set down the next seven before walking Eugenio Suarez to lead off the seventh inning.
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The White House says it's unfazed by the last shutdown fight and appears as dug-in as ever.
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Byford, unfazed, headed into the next room, where a general supervisor of transportation gave him a huge smile.
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But Sayyed said he was unfazed that Lebanon is mostly run by leaders from the civil war era.
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Republican leaders, however, seemed unfazed by the sudden attention paid to Democrats by Mr. Cuomo, their frequent ally.
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Seemingly unfazed by her major electoral setback, May is approaching the Brexit negotiations as if nothing has happened.
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For the most part, those visitors who are not pregnant or pondering pregnancy seemed unfazed and crisis-fatigued.
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It was his first ever late night TV performance, though from his unfazed demeanor, you wouldn't know it.
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Lama is all smiles and seems surprisingly unfazed for a man whose livelihood may be on the line.
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And through it all, she kept racking up podiums, seemingly unfazed by the pressure of high-level competition.
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Who has more mind-numbing feats expected of him, and seems to have survived so unfazed by them?
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Moments later, Swift actually becomes invisible, snapping and barking for the attention of her security, who are unfazed.
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Bond investors were unfazed by Tuesday's consumer price index reading, which showed inflation picked up meaningfully in July.
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Chunks of watermelon — 60 pounds' worth — rain down, crashing and splashing on her, but Ms. Vatanajyankur is unfazed.
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Trump appeared unfazed by the reaction, smiling and waving as she walked on stage before making her remarks.
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Stevie now has more than 13,000 followers on Instagram, but is apparently unfazed by her newfound celebrity status.
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In the evenings, they sometimes wander into town to shop, unfazed by the geopolitical implications of their stay.
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Unfazed, he and the other doctors picked up stakes and moved down the street to continue their work.
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Dude must have a nose of steel -- because he was unfazed by the Pittsburgh Steelers' WR's overactive butthole.
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After losing $250 million on Monday, Oleg Tinkov, founder and chairman of Tinkoff Bank, said he was unfazed.
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While investors seemed a bit disappointed, Wall Street analysts remained unfazed by the shortfall in the company's forecast.
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Walker — who will be a free agent after this season, possibly clearing the spot for Herrera — will be unfazed.
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Clinton, who seemed unfazed by the chaos, shook hands along the route and waved to the many well wishers.
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The couple was even unfazed by Bobbitt's efforts, planning to move forward with their book plan despite his accusations.
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However, unfazed by the high-profile failures of many foreign-backed startups, technology in Brazil continued its forward march.
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By this point, the ERA warriors are unfazed by the deadline fight—they're ready for whatever obstacles come next.
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Investors were virtually unfazed by the split, which resulted in the creation of a clone coin called bitcoin cash.
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Taylor continues to act unfazed by his weird boss, while successfully driving him around and running his creepy errands.
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"The craziest part to me is that she seemed unfazed and was bragging about what she did," Boggess said.
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Unfazed by American sanctions and boosted by higher oil prices, Rosneft's quarterly net profit surged, to 228bn roubles ($3.7bn).
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The bride seemed unfazed while the groom was covering his eyes with his hands and refusing to look down.
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Unfazed, Gauge stood his ground on the kitchen floor, refusing to move no matter how ruff the machine got.
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But Verret seems completely unfazed as he hauls away giant chunks of nest with a smile on his face.
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While Fonda was uncomfortable with answering the plastic surgery question, Redford admitted to ET Canada that he was unfazed.
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Financial markets, typically a more effective source of discipline, were largely unfazed by the commission's report on June 5th.
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But as she made her way toward me, she kept passing millennial reporters who appeared unfazed by her presence.
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German firms appear unfazed by "America First" protectionist rhetoric in Washington, European politics and even Germany's own election cycle.
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Despite the heavy rain, thunder and darkened skies, the solider in the Facebook photo appeared unfazed by the elements.
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The rigors of a long road trip have tested the almighty Golden State Warriors, but Steph Curry seems unfazed.
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He was a compelling individual to document, and it worked on film because he is unfazed by the camera.
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Brouwer and Meeuwsen appeared unfazed at their first Olympics, using a clinical attack to prevail 23-21 22-20.
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However, Wap seemed unfazed in the wake of the shooting, posting messages to Twitter just hours after the incident.
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He appears unfazed — Zen-like, even — as four uniformed members of the Gestapo fire at him from all corners.
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Unfazed, he went on to score a season-high 46 points as the Suns beat the Sixers 115-101.
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Even-tempered, she listens to this, then invites him in for tea — characteristically unfazed by such a heartfelt admission.
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Residents of the town have seemed largely unfazed by the prospect of Hinckley's release, though some have expressed wariness.
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Mr. Whitbeck said that he had spoken with aides to Mr. Trump on Wednesday and that they seemed unfazed.
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Conservatives in his Liberal party are unfazed by gas shortages—they would far prefer that Australia dig more coal.
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Sanders was clearly unfazed by the incident, which came just over a week ahead of California's June 7 primary.
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He claimed he had been unfazed when Scott relayed his criticisms on a daily basis to team beat reporters.
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Most shareholders may still be unfazed for now – the stock was only down around 3 percent by Monday afternoon.
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But Mr. Jing, 46, said he had made Henan his home since 1992 and was unfazed by that association.
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Unfazed by the lack of clarity on trade, markets focused on a growing sense of positive economic fundamentals ahead.
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City leaders, for their part, remain unfazed by Juul's admonitions and have even been openly hostile toward the company.
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Somehow unfazed that I had arrived as a writer instead of a buyer, Lu took us around the showroom.
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But Mr. Trump appears to be unfazed by the economic fallout from his confrontational approach with China and others.
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The strangest part of all this has been that being honest about my autism has left other people unfazed.
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But at the convention, the majority of attendees were largely unfazed: Some hadn't even heard about the North vs.
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" Similarly, late Wednesday night, Mike Davis, a top Republican staffer for the Senate Judiciary Committee, tweeted, "Unfazed and determined.
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I was working overtime to appear unfazed, and it was moving along about as smoothly as the Sochi Olympics.
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Despite all the headlines surrounding the conflict between Iran and the U.S., the stock market was largely unfazed Monday.
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Mr Condé, though, seems unfazed, perhaps because he has the backing of an implacable opponent of the West: Russia.
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In Greece, on the other hand, parents whose children had Williams were unfazed by their children's intense social efforts.
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Dennis Quaid remains unfazed by comments surrounding the 39-year age difference between him and his fiancée Laura Savoie.
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When Icarus reached the ground — a vineyard, to be exact — the record still spun, unfazed by its incredible journey.
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Eventually, my mind let plausibility back in, and I continued my shopping, over the sound of sirens, somehow unfazed.
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Avenatti seemed unfazed by the efforts Harder and Essential Consultants to move the lawsuit from state to federal court.
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Meanwhile, investors seemed unfazed by the negative press, evidenced by the company's ability to continue raising venture capital funding.
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While he completed the measurement, two porters stood by, unfazed, as snow piled up on their jackets and hats.
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But audiences interested in Mercury's story — and perhaps in hearing Queen in theaters — were unfazed by the critical reception.
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And, on the opposite coast, the seaside city of Kailua-Kona has emerged from the year's calamities relatively unfazed.
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Swiss stocks seemed unfazed that they had been barred from EU exchanges amid a row between Brussels and Bern.
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Asked for his thoughts about facing Mickelson, known for his light-hearted trash talking, the laid-back Leishman sounded unfazed.
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In Singapore, some sellers saw a 40 percent drop in revenue as Bitcoin prices tanked, but the shops are unfazed.
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As usual, Meghan had a sense of humor about it, chuckling in response and continuing with her royal duties unfazed.
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My co-star Steve sat near me, unfazed, while I tried to sink into my plush, purple robe and disappear.
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The internet, likely envious of this baby's unfazed demeanor, decided to Photoshop him into scenarios more suited to his vibe.
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" Herman appeared unfazed, however, answering, "My testimony is that prostitution was occurring in the sessions you were in charge of.
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Though she says that she's encountered sexist doubts about her talent as a producer, Mija seems unfazed by industry bias.
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Although she noticed some blood from the injury during the song "Haunted," she continued to finish out the show unfazed.
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Kelly Rowland was unfazed by the fur protest that hijacked her book signing, showing no signs she'll change her wardrobe.
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The chief executive officers of two hotel titans said Monday they were unfazed by recent bearish first-quarter industry data.
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Other locals seemed similarly unfazed by "Ken Dedes," Jim Supangkat's daring amalgam of a Javanese goddess and a naked woman.
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Bill seemed to be unfazed and even slightly amused as Alexander and Gustaf did everything they could to embarrass him.
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A video, obtained by KTLA, shows the tense moment when Terry lunges as Madison, who seems unfazed by the situation.
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Martha Karolyi, national team coordinator for the women's gymnastics team, says she is unfazed by Douglas' less than ideal performance.
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That moment, by the way, is enough to bring a tear to even the most unfazed of Victoria's Secret savants.
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There are few things cozier than being swaddled in a oversized sweater, unfazed, while the cool air passes you by.
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Duterte's office denied the claims made by Matobato on Thursday, and said the President was "unfazed" by the Senate investigation.
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But just like with the "Access Hollywood" tape, the vast majority of Republicans — and especially the Trump base — seem unfazed.
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Duterte's office denied the claims made by Matobato under oath, and said the President was "unfazed" by the Senate investigation.
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At one point, Melissa clambers into her great-aunt's lap to cuddle; Daniela, her focus on Francia's head, is unfazed.
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Even though some of the tax policies that attracted his company to China are now being reversed, Lim remains unfazed.
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Some Black parents are completely unfazed by social issues, while others experience symptoms so intense that it can be debilitating.
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It would be disingenuous to say that I'm unfazed by a life in which I never explore my sexual fluidity.
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The Czech economy has been on a path of growth and the markets have been unfazed by the political instability.
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Later, Bolsonaro spoke to a group of reporters, who seemed unfazed by the habitual abuse that he directed at them.
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They're unfazed, in part because they have to be; the white women are fazed, in part because they can be.
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But Trevor Bauer was unfazed, getting fly-outs from Willson Contreras, Jorge Soler and Addison Russell to end the inning.
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His professional life requires him to be unfazed by politicians and policymakers, people with true power over our everyday realities.
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But Mr. Leng said he was unfazed by security concerns and planned to continue his undercover investigations and public advocacy.
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Moon's unfazed push for peace has triggered worries that Seoul may be moving faster than anyone else is prepared to.
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His dwindling number of supporters -- many of whom cheered him in the nightclub -- might think he's unfazed by the controversy.
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When confronted with this, McCarthy appears unfazed by the prospects of a Democratic takeover in the general elections this November.
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The crowd at the Rio 2016 Fest in the Olympic Park, however, remained unfazed by the familiar and challenging opponent.
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The girls seems completely unfazed by all the activity around them, though, and focused intently on the task at hand.
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Visitors to Disney World and Universal Studios recently seemed unfazed, even as its safety became an increasingly searched online question.
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He wore a navy T-shirt, khaki shorts and sneakers, unfazed by possible onslaughts from mosquitoes, poison ivy and ticks.
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He also appeared relatively unfazed after a violent scuffle over humanitarian aid unfolded at the Colombia border two weeks ago.
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Erdoğan, however, appears unfazed by NATO's disciplinary actions and has expressed interest in purchasing the alternative Russian SU-57 jet.
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But Maeda was unfazed and went on to strike out George Springer on four pitches and Alex Bregman on five.
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In a state Capitol often notorious for inefficiency and intractability, even Mr. Cuomo seemed unfazed by the lack of progress.
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When the House voted Wednesday evening, Trump was at a campaign rally in Michigan, seemingly unfazed by the historic vote.
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As Americans process the dizzying pace of news from Washington, polls show that the vast majority of Republicans seem unfazed.
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Beijing boasts its own array of lethal arms, however, so it may be unfazed if neighbors acquire the supersonic device.
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She chattered, unfazed, above sudden gusts of wind, shrilly gabbling turkeys and the occasional cricket-like ringtone of her phone.
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"I was unfazed and very dubious about why they thought I knew anything," Malloch told The Guardian in a statement.
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It's so bad, Rob has to give himself insulin injections once a day ... but he's still unfazed by the scare.
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Though Fischbach's channel and content have always been relatively apolitical, he seems at least nominally unfazed by controversy surrounding PewDiePie.
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Nicki looked totally unfazed by her Twitter beef with ex-BF Safaree as she stepped out Tuesday night in NYC.
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While Dipew and Newton's owner Keith Jackson are ecstatic over the win, Newton's handler thinks the furry champion is pretty unfazed.
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Sidhu was unfazed by the Pakistani deal being scrapped, noting that the other deals combined, if sealed, could provide similar growth.
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Unfazed by a bogey at the first hole, he battled away for a 73 to finish two under for the tournament.
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We got him walking out of the Brooklyn courthouse and, maybe not shockingly, he seems unfazed by all the recent gunfire.
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The rest of the hearing room cracks up as Loomer loudly complains and Long, unfazed, barrels through with his fake auction.
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"The German economy seems to be unfazed by the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president, " Fuest added in a statement.
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This has bred an Orwellian degree of paranoia amongst Iranian women, but most My Stealthy Freedom users, including Neda, are unfazed.
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Markets were unfazed in their reaction to the first steps by the European Central Bank to ease its monetary-stimulus programme.
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From Coinage: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous The officers in the video appear unfazed by LaBeouf's behavior.
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Unfazed at first, Crane decided to take action when she heard Stompanato threaten to disfigure her mother and destroy her family.
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Arthur was unfazed by her youth; what mattered was that Kassleen had a mind that could keep pace with his own.
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During the three-minute transformation, people around here seem as unfazed as the rotating Hard Rock Cafe sign running its course.
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He added companies also appeared unfazed by Britain's expected departure from the European Union, the Catalonia crisis and U.S. tax reforms.
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Unfazed, Wade followed up by immediately asking how long the whole thing would take as he had work later that day.
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But the larger violent Salafist movement will be largely unfazed, and perhaps in some ways strengthened by the disappearance of ISIS.
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Unfazed by two false starts, world indoor champion McLeod made a strong start and went across the line in 12.98 seconds.
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As such, he is unfazed by his celebrity encounters and has a more matter-of-fact, objective take on the subject.
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Unfazed by the models walking around it, the cat stayed focused on its task, occasionally swatting at those who passed by.
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And when she spent a year growing out her brows, she remained completely unfazed, much to the chagrin of social media.
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Di Maio also seemed unfazed by concern expressed earlier this week by commissioners and EU allies over the deficit spending plans.
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As recalled in the Retro Report video, he was unfazed by severe spending reductions that the proposition forced upon many communities.
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Even now, as the Fed's chairwoman, Janet L. Yellen, signals that rate increases are coming soon, investors and executives appear unfazed.
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Unfazed, we ordered a dozen, which Mr. Blanch paired with a lively cherry-hued garnacha blend from Tarragona, south of Barcelona.
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Esti drinks her in with her eyes, but pretends she's unfazed, while the cigarette-toting Ronit can't help but appear starstruck.
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Unfazed, Teigen decided to do what she does best: Call out how petty and passive-aggressive some of the comments were.
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Zinging someone unfazed by the concept of marital rape feels not unlike treating myself to a deep tissue massage or pedicure.
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She was unfazed by a majority of the criticism, but the assumption she rejected the most firmly was about her upbringing.
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CHINA CREDIT Unfazed by the lack of clarity on trade, markets focused on a growing sense of positive economic fundamentals ahead.
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Meanwhile, big corporations are doing better than ever — in particular, tech companies who seem mostly unfazed by the threat of regulation.
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Both used to cold weather, they seemed relatively unfazed at the prospect of being on the mountain in the deep freeze.
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When the women were told that their boyfriends had scored higher on the test than they had, the women were unfazed.
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Much attention has been lavished on Ledecky since her coming-out party at the London Games, but she remained largely unfazed.
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Cemil Akgun, 44, a Turkish textile producer who was in New York on a business trip, said Mr. Erdogan appeared unfazed.
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Styles Q. and A. The riotous hoots of nearby youngsters threatened to drown out his comments, but Mark Lee was unfazed.
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I was therefore pretty unfazed by the non sequitur at the end, which had the intended effect of making me giggle.
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Even doctors unfazed by patients going elsewhere at night or on weekends are nervous about the entry of the corporate behemoths.
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P.K. seemed unfazed by the hilarious taunting ... but the Flyers still came away with the 4-0 win over the Devils.
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Rosenstein also appeared unfazed by attacks by Trump against him and the wider integrity of the Justice Department, USA Today reported.
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Despite the flooding and landslides making headlines nationwide, some tourists were unfazed, with nearly 300,000 currently visiting the state, US Sen.
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Despite the flooding and landslides making headlines nationwide, many tourists were unfazed, with nearly 300,000 currently visiting the state, US Sen.
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She's completely unfazed by the snowfall, which seems to only enhance what she describes as an endeavor surrounded by natural beauty.
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Even though local media noted that half of the shared stools had gone missing, the company behind the service appeared unfazed.
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Our cameras also spoke with Marlon, earlier in the day about the pic, who seemed pretty unfazed by the whole situation.
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Several dozen rowers and canoeists managed to successfully complete a demonstration on Sunday despite the conditions and Rolland said he was unfazed.
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Some arrived on foot, others in a pickup truck or on a motorcycle, seemingly unfazed by the prospect of another rocket landing.
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U.S. government debt prices were lower on Tuesday, continuing a sharp post-election sell-off, as investors remained unfazed by geopolitical tension.
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And in the case of public figures like politicians or celebrities, they may walk away from a nasty tweet or email unfazed.
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Investors in Japanese stocks also appeared unfazed by Tuesday's earthquake in northern Japan with the benchmark Nikkei average closing up 0.3 percent.
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Even though many were surprised by Schwab's move in the waging investing price war, TD Ameritrade CEO, Tim Hockey, remained relatively unfazed.
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It's not every dinner party where CNBC's Andrew Sorkin and Dr. Oz pickup an impromptu bowling session but tonight everyone is unfazed.
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Another warning about meme sabotage landed on /pol/ around the same time as the Reddit post, but the local trolls were unfazed.
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She seems unfazed by the possibility of government's capture by insiders when those insiders are the right people with the right intentions.
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We went up and told her our situation, and she (totally unfazed) said, 'Did you ingest something, or did you smoke something?
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But thanks to a lot of luck and a quick reaction from the driver, the kitten escapes the ordeal pretty much unfazed.
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Voters are unfazed by Mr Tsipras' choice of holiday companions, it seems, if he comes up with tax breaks and generous handout.
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To her credit, Baldwin seemed to be completely unfazed by the act, which indicates that such things may be classic Bieber antics.
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Their dignity and purpose is intact as they walk by burning cars, into dimly lit sewers, seemingly unfazed by their surreal surroundings.
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In the local channel's news report above, superintendent Joe Windt explains that players will drive through services unfazed, even running into trees.
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Ren Zhengfei took Huawei into Kenya, a country that today remains unfazed by the West's concerns about the company's ties to Beijing.
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Ferrari, a rapper, was outside Capitol Records in Hollywood Thursday ... and seemed unfazed by being square in the middle of the feud.
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Some netizens who remain unfazed by the critics have even gone a step further by using smaller notes to complete the challenge.
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Stock investors appeared unfazed by new property restrictions in Shanghai and Shenzhen, or by the yuan's weakness against the dollar this week.
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If we may, Katie is absolutely glowing here -- like she usually is -- and appears completely unfazed about his outing with another woman.
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After a brief "how's it going?" she dives into the interview at the crack of dawn, unfazed, but really, it's no surprise.
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In the play below, Ingles is completely unfazed by whatever Hassan Whiteside's doing, then gets the left hand up for fantastic contest.
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But the engineers were unfazed; in fact, they all seemed amused and excited, because they had an interesting problem to work on.
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But Universal Robots' von Hollen was unfazed by the interest of such heavyweights, saying the market would grow to accommodate new competitors.
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An eyewitness claims the woman was completely calm and unfazed as she sat on the grounds of the $23,000-a-year school.
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Curiel is prohibited from responding by the judicial code of conduct, but according to his brother Raul, a Vietnam vet, he's unfazed.
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Chic in her fashionably torn black jeans and ankle-high boots she was unfazed by the cold breeze coming off the sea.
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Senate Republicans are unfazed by President Trump's threats to revoke subsidies they receive to help pay for health insurance, Politico reports. Sen.
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Having reawoken in a completely new millennia, these two water bears were not only unfazed, they were game to start a family.
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" He "calmly picked at his skin/nails during confrontation with damning evidence against him" and was "unfazed by physical and psychological confrontations.
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Oil markets are unfazed by the announcement that OPEC and non-OPEC oil exporters are meeting production cut targets ahead of time.
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But Cera's character, Don, an artist showing at her gallery, is unfazed, because he believes that Gladys's problem is her hearing aid.
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Do you want to eat only photogenic smoothie bowls and be utterly unfazed by the fact that they are cold yogurt soup?
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Some prominent real estate investors, unfazed by WeWork's optimism and concerned about the company's less-than-stellar corporate governance, are less certain.
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They arrive back at the shop and Bibby seems unfazed by it all, as though it's just another day in the life.
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Unfazed by the cloud of corruption hovering over Mr. Netanyahu, many in old Rosh Haayin still express die-hard support for him.
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Sterling was unfazed at $1.2306 despite a surprise contraction as investors waited for a European Union response to Britain's latest Brexit offer.
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At the complex in Zhengzhou, residents were unfazed when told that the cameras and boxes were part of a sophisticated surveillance system.
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But SAP's new co-CEOs — who took the reins following the departure of former chief Bill McDermott — appeared unfazed by Ellison's remarks.
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Unfazed by the odds, Ms. Muaddi turned to Instagram practically at its inception after styling stints in Europe and the United States.
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Asian markets were largely unfazed by a slew of activity data from China which was softer than forecast, though still largely solid.
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WASHINGTON — As the House marches on to impeach President Donald Trump, Democrats seem unfazed about the likely acquittal on the Senate side.
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Despite five sacks and 11 knockdowns, he was unfazed, actively stepping into behemoths Vita Vea and Ndamukong Suh to throw at times.
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They take everything in stride; they are unfazed by Bennett's decisions, by his choice to rotate one player in and pull another.
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Although his friends and assistants swore never to help him perform the dangerous trick again, Blaine seemed unfazed by his brush with tragedy.
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After cruising alongside the giant to snap some photos, the manta ray eventually swam off, completely unfazed by the crowd of alien onlookers.
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Lengthy Customs procedures, underdeveloped traffic infrastructure and intensifying competition make navigating Vietnam's logistics industry a testing experience but Minh Phuong Dang is unfazed.
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Republicans unfazed by Democrats' landslide victories in the Tuesday elections are taking away entirely the wrong lesson, says one reflective Virginia Republican lawmaker.
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Kat Bailey, however, seemed completely unfazed when her water broke — and was even up for a little light pole-dancing in between contractions.
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Ivanka, a senior adviser to the president, seemed unfazed and was smiling as she attended the gathering in the White House Rose Garden.
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Charlie is unfazed by this admission — this relationship seems to exist upon a tacit understanding of continuous infidelity, at least on Audrey's part.
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Nearly half of all adults say they are "not at all worried" about Zika, well above the 39% who were unfazed by Ebola.
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It turns out Norman Reedus is just as unfazed by unexpected live TV moments as he is by hordes of flesh-eating zombies.
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The students, who are on day four of their spring break visit to the nation's capital, were mostly unfazed by the political climate.
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Apple bulls on Wall Street were unfazed by mixed fiscal second-quarter financial results and stayed optimistic over the upcoming iPhone 8 launch.
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So, if they really are breaking up after 4 years together ... Irina's doing a good job of at least looking unfazed by it.
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Scarlett, regally unfazed, calmly circled and eventually landed off to the side of spectators, where she proceeded to chow down on a mouse.
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When Diaz did land blows, Masvidal seemed unfazed, blowing a kiss to the crowd as Diaz grappled with him in the first round.
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Unfazed, Severino went back to work and allowed only one more hit before Ortiz came calling again to lead off the seventh inning.
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Sarah Idan of Iraq and Adar Gandelsman of Israel met in Jerusalem this week, seemingly unfazed by the controversy from November last year.
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" The mostly white-haired crowd seemed unfazed as he jumped to the swinging tempo of the 1938 standard "You Go to My Head.
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President Vladimir Putin said earlier on Friday he was unfazed by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's plans to boost the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
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Still, many appear unfazed by the administration decision to refer all people caught crossing the border illegally for prosecution, including those with children.
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The athlete, Nzingha Prescod, carried on unfazed, her feet shuffling like a tap dancer's, her eyes darting behind the mesh of her mask.
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The opera may then face a tougher, more discerning audience among those even more familiar with the book, but Mr. Sheng seemed unfazed.
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While the pair in front of our team seemed unfazed, there were a several pockets of the audience that were more... animated throughout.
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" He added, in what is almost certainly the only known use in this context of adjectives of approbation: "The orchestra onstage was unfazed.
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He seemed unfazed by the bitter exchanges he has held with many Western colleagues on the Security Council in the past few weeks.
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Robinson said it was for armed robbery, and generally seemed unfazed by the affair, as if she had seen this play out before.
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Trump however was unfazed by the disagreement on stage and continued to make an argument that Islam, as a religion, was anti-Western.
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The National Bank of Hungary remains unfazed as it sees inflation declining again from the top end of its 2-4% tolerance range.
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Unfazed, he turned and watched Carlos Correa scoop up the ball and throw Seager out for the final out of the sixth inning.
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But the Democratic senator appears unfazed as control of the Senate and the fate of the president's policy goals hang in the balance.
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With most lawmakers at home during their Thanksgiving recess and many staff aides on vacation, most officials appeared unfazed by the brief lockdown.
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Unfazed by the occasion, Pacheco made quick work of Saidi, ending the fight with a brutal right hand midway through the first round.
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On a Harlem street corner, a black-shirted Rhadamanthus stands in front of a wooden façade, arms crossed, unfazed by the summer heat.
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It may not get its way with a mercurial, dissembling President, but it is firm, clear and unfazed, its eyes on the prize.
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It is becoming such a common occurrence that the Angels seemed unfazed, going out and pounding the Dodgers 221-210 at Angel Stadium.
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She seems unfazed by the 40 degree weather and her carefree energy is contagious enough to help me forget about the chill, too.
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Article of the Day Article: "In Iowa, Trump Voters Are Unfazed by Controversies" Before Reading Examine this Times map of presidential election results.
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Two traders are unfazed by bitcoin's meteoric surge and say that between the cryptocurrency and gold, you're better off trading the yellow metal.
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"When you don't master a language as well, and English isn't my mother tongue, it's obviously more difficult," Ms. Huppert said, seemingly unfazed.
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But he reiterated his belief that tariffs would benefit the United States, and appeared unfazed by market losses prompted by the renewed trade war.
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Pratt even posted a clip of Gunner hanging out patiently while getting a "birthday cut," completely unfazed as the stylist trimmed his blond locks.
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But Kuroda was unfazed by the market turbulence, projecting that strong Japanese and overseas corporate profits will help prevent stock markets from tanking further.
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We got the "I Don't Like" rapper out in L.A. Wednesday night where he seemed unfazed about the chance he'll be thrown in jail.
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Julius Wilkers, an air traffic controller from Jacksonville, Florida, was similarly unfazed about his phone possibly exploding and injuring his kids if they're nearby.
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Stocks rose on Tuesday, led by financials, as investors remained unfazed by geopolitical tensions, while the Dow Jones industrial average kept marching toward 20,000.
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The officials White interviews on camera are strangely comfortable, seemingly unfazed about the heinous allegations of sex abuse that went on at the school.
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Asked whether he is worried about the Fed's independence with the prospect of two outspoken Trump allies on the board, Mnuchin said he's unfazed.
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The boy — who the Biermanns describe as "super strong and positive" — appeared unfazed, even asking to see Sinn while he was in the hospital.
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From a young age, he appeared to be unfazed by worldly spoils, recounting a story about declining a new watch from his wealthy father.
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"It's half (of what we need), but we'll find it," she said, adding that she was unfazed by this but without giving further details.
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And thirdly, though she's yet to post any reactions to the hooplah, we're sure McGowan is probably unfazed by all the tomfoolery on Twitter.
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Some key programs would be OK. Medicare would continue largely unfazed, as would HHS' support for the Affordable Care Act's federally run insurance exchanges.
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Did you see how eerily still and unfazed Alice was when Penelope got in her face during the search for Polly in the forest?
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But there's at least two city dwellers who seem totally unfazed by the sudden meteorological about-face, and that's Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.
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"I think they've turned into the therapists of Caracas," she said, unfazed by the bird impatiently pecking her forehead as she peeled a banana.
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Meanwhile, Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense appeared unfazed by footage from Chinese broadcaster CCTV showing long-range rockets, amphibious vehicles, tanks and helicopter units.
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But, Wada seemed unfazed, got up, and even managed to cut Kara-France down with a leg kick once again before the round's close.
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Normal mice remember this and freeze in fear if put back in the box the following day, but mice with Alzheimer's scamper about unfazed.
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But a number of Republican critics appeared unfazed, emerging from the meeting with continued vows to oppose the measure unless significant changes are made.
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Saudi Arabia's economy is unfazed by geopolitical turmoil in the region, its finance minister said Wednesday when asked about intensifying conflicts with its neighbors.
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U.S. lawmakers and foreign leaders have criticized the tariffs, but Trump has been unfazed, arguing the U.S. "can only win" in a trade war.
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However, Phelps, the most decorated Olympian in history, remained unfazed and gave an epic death stare, quickly dubbed #PhelpsFace on social media, in return.
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And when the decision to pull out of the European Union sent markets into a tailspin, Ken Walker, a retired construction worker, was unfazed.
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He was unfazed to discover — as one often does with an old house, I've learned — rotten floorboards, knob-and-tube wiring and crumbling walls.
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In a profile, The New Yorker characterized him as "the cool American, intent on his job, unfazed by the spotlight, the consummate grown-up."
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It rained a bit in the morning but Thaphaengphan was again unfazed, rising to the challenge with an umbrella and a heart of patience.
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Markets have been unfazed by the latest government dispute, similar to disputes in ruling coalitions that have marked Czech politics for over a decade.
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Lamotte remains unfazed also by the shock U.S. presidential election win for Donald Trump whose views on taxation, immigration and trade have unnerved many.
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Jagged moon mountains glow cool and silvery blue in the background as the bee herder, hatchet restored, strolls along unfazed by his new surroundings.
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"So clearly investors are not completely unfazed or completely unnerved by this situation, because really, they're still paying attention to the fundamentals," Chan said.
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Pros responding to the BofAML survey say they remain unfazed by the market surge and don't see the top coming until sometime in 2019.
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I was put in touch with a guy who seemed totally unfazed by having his house shot at in a West Sydney drive-by.
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Mr. Arnold was amused by this scene in Central Park of visitors sitting unfazed as a pair of ballerinas practiced in front of them.
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She liked the idea of getting out from behind a cash register and said she was unfazed about having to intervene with potential shoplifters.
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In Qiantangshan, a coastal village south of the storm's center, residents seemed unfazed, even though officials said it was the biggest typhoon in years.
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This latest story has received international attention, but Mr. Selwood says he is unfazed and simply wants to get back out on the water.
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Ms. Krebs, the Autotrader analyst, said consumers were largely unfazed by where vehicles were built and rarely based their buying decisions on geographical production.
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Investors, however, appear unfazed, and are betting that a host of economic reforms and an International Monetary Fund (IMF) funding program will pay off.
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The move stunned the global community, drawing criticism from business leaders, European heads of state and Christian leaders, though many Trump fans were unfazed.
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She is unfazed by the judge's verdict that her report on wolves falls into the category of natural history and so misses the point.
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Central Europe's most dovish central bank was unfazed by the forint, which hit a record low of 336 against the euro earlier on Tuesday.
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Airlines, meanwhile, have been forced to slash economic forecasts, revise flight schedules and in some cases, peddle jaw-dropping discounts to lure unfazed travelers.
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He seemed unfazed by the implications of his words and his posts, and by the sudden and extensive multiagency investigation into his entire life.
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Scott seemed unfazed as his 7-year-old took aim at the paparazzi who captured the pair leaving a department store in Bev Hills.
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But they remain mostly unfazed by safety concerns, and said that more recently, makers have pushed each other to engineer more safeguards into their rigs.
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The e-commerce company's investments in infrastructure might be making delivery more affordable to attract retailers looking for cheaper logistics options, but McCullough appeared unfazed.
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Investors were unfazed by economic reports showing a slight increase in consumer spending and initial jobless claims dropping to more than a 45-year low.
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Guide dogs need to be healthy, unfazed by jackhammers, and smart enough to lead a human across the street only when the coast is clear.
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Asked at a news conference this week how mass expulsions can happen without more diplomatic treaties, Salvini sounded unfazed — but didn&apost give any details.
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The AP reported metal barriers were placed to help with security checks, but fans appeared to have been unfazed by the incident in the Netherlands.
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Rifle-wielding marines decked in snow camouflage prepared for battle with cups of hot chocolate, the attendant unfazed by the firepower massing on her forecourt.
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The image has gone viral, but the artist -- Mindaugas Bonanu -- told CNN Sunday that he was mostly unfazed by the international attention his mural received.
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"Consumers seem to be largely unfazed by the economic slowdown," HDE said after the government and institutes have cut their forecasts for Germany's economic growth.
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Though he added, "I can't hear anything," Cooper seemed unfazed as he launched into a rendition of the song, which is nominated for an Oscar.
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Ardern has since said she was unfazed by the interview and wasn't offended, adding that she was used to such lines of questioning from media.
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The dermatologist, also known as Dr. Sandra Lee, appears entirely unfazed as she makes an incision in the patient's skin and squeezes out the lipoma.
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Even when he yells really loud with a terrifying demon face, she is unfazed and instead causes a huge fire burst with just her mind.
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The president also told reporters Dean was a "loser," but Dean seemed unfazed by the remarks when asked by CNN host Anderson Cooper to respond.
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Clinton is unfazed by the move, the source says, and is ready to show that she can handle whatever insults or gimmicks he may attempt.
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With her non-nonsense style, Thrasher seemed unfazed by her seasoned field and consistently scored in the 10 points target area over the 20 rounds.
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Johnson missed a chance to put some distance between himself and the pack when he negotiated the inward half in two-over, but seemed unfazed.
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I laughed and admitted that I had barely ever driven a car at all, but Hana and Margueritte were unfazed by my lack of experience.
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U.S. stocks are holding steady despite what many see as a reliable recession indicator, and Wall Street experts are similarly unfazed — at least for now.
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Others noted that larger dogs and fluffy dogs were unfazed by the vibrations and that barking persisted, while smaller dogs responded well to the stimuli.
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She hired a maître d' — who seats guests and handles the money — and a professional chef, Ivan Manzo, who was unfazed by working with convicts.
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At several points in the fight Severn began pulling up his knee sleeves while Kimo was hitting him in the face and seemed completely unfazed.
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The 19-year-old, Britain's youngest ever grand prix driver, has been impressive in his debut F1 season while remaining remarkably unfazed by it all.
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She had chosen the venue voluntarily, and was unfazed that her hirsute guests were more likely to snarl at the happy couple than smile approvingly.
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Moving with abundant caution and focus, he is unfazed by the steady flow of bicycles, horses, pedestrians and other dogs streaming past in both directions.
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Hill was unfazed by the base runner, striking out Jose Altuve and then getting out of the inning when Carlos Correa grounded out to third.
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Judith — gray-haired, gentle-voiced, wry — gives the impression of someone who is particularly unfazed by her husband's reputation and absorbed in her own projects.
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There have been times, even when Liverpool has led the table, even when Liverpool has won against the odds, when City has seemed entirely unfazed.
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Weeks later, she was placed in the care of Rosa Santana, a foster mother who was unfazed by Ms. Inoa Reynoso's defiance and stubborn ferocity.
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Why it matters: Consumers were largely unfazed by the increasing economic uncertainty in July, defying other indicators that point to a global slowdown or recession.
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It remains unfazed by signs that money markets are pricing a U.S. Federal Reserve interest-rate cut later this year and possibly even a second.
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The reason support mostly held is simple: Democrats, for all their concerns over the program, are typically unfazed by the prospect of a tax hike.
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When she was heckled, she casually dropped a sharp-tongued retort — "OK boomer" — and, unfazed, continued talking amid the puzzlement and silence of the room.
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Investors were unfazed by economic reports showing a slight increase in consumer spending and initial jobless claims dropping to a more than 45-year low.
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The Times was unfazed, shooting back a letter from its legal department that said it would welcome the chance to discuss the issue in court.
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At a street festival in central Riyadh, Saudis said they were unfazed by the assault and hailed this year's celebrations as a show of resilience.
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In a rare interview with a reporter from the website Axios that aired on HBO on Sunday night, Mr. Kushner appeared unfazed by the investigation.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wednesday as traders remained unfazed by geopolitical tensions and eyed the Dow Jones' march toward 20,53.533.
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Unfazed, Colorado State started chipping away, and Carta-Samuels made amends for his costly fumble by engineering an offensive attack the Razorbacks (1-1) couldn't stop.
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Port Kembla Water Police Sergeant Sean Netting told the Illawarra Mercury that the man seemed surprisingly unfazed by his ordeal, despite spending 16 hours at sea.
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The objects of their attention — many outrageously adorned in multihued and frilly plumage — appeared largely unfazed by the prodding appraisals of crown, beak, wing and tail.
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In paparazzi shots taken sometime around the video, he strolls around checking his phone and sipping on green juice seeming unfazed by the curiously positioned stain.
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Unfazed by the interruption, Holland threw nine pitches, all strikes, to retire Peralta, Paul Goldschmidt and Jake Lamb for his 13th save in as many chances.
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Trump has been similarly unfazed by a national outpouring of racial hatred and violence directed at African Americans, Latinos, and Muslims, frequently done in his name.
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Temperatures dropped even lower in the Midwest, though residents and officials there said they were generally unfazed and are always prepared for an early winter storm.
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And, to add insult to injury, are unfazed by their own failure, making little effort to better respect the contributions of so many hard working taxpayers.
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Staring into the voids of their cellphone screens, Fischl's well-heeled characters remain unfazed by the onslaught of look-at-me colors and purposefully provocative images.
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Trying to remain unfazed by your dropping profits is unlikely to work, said Sarah Asebedo, president of the Financial Therapy Association and a certified financial planner.
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Fitbit told CNBC in September that it's unfazed by rivals like Apple and Samsung, in part due to the company's focus on health and medical applications.
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Unfazed by his audience, the police arrested Hidalgo and charged him with second-degree criminal nuisance, general noise prohibition, disorderly conduct, and obstructing the driver's view.
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The three writers then set to work with military precision, knocking out multiple throw-ups as city buses, trucks, and cars streamed past, brazen and unfazed.
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The severity of the tickets often rests on preexisting personal grudges from local authorities, a common attitude since street vendors are often unfazed by being cited.
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The alienist carries on, unfazed, until he makes a shattering discovery: the most dangerous citizens are precisely those who present the most convincing façade of normality.
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He is unfazed by the notion that he could sit back, have a beer and easily access the completed box scores on any number of websites.
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They lose track of context and go on and on, unfazed by our monosyllabic responses meant to politely signal that it's time to switch the subject.
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Hardy says he's unfazed by Lewis' trash talk -- and vows to fight his way up the ranks so they can settle their beef in the Octagon.
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Smiling and seemingly unfazed by cameras flashing during the airport meeting, Kim Yo Jong wore a black coat, matching ankle boots and carried a black purse.
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Passers-by were largely unfazed, although a police officer apprehended the living painting, fined Mr. Brus for disturbing the peace and ushered him into a taxi.
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He seemed unfazed by statistical accomplishments and monetary rewards, but one question brought out his intensity: How eager is he for a taste of the postseason?
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Still, White House aides have done their best to argue Trump is unfazed by the black mark that was about to be tattooed onto his legacy.
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Standing in the middle of a Wild West film set, models Binx Walton and Jean Campbell are unfazed by the 1940s-style saloons and towering cacti.
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The bills are about medical care, but the state representatives sponsoring them seem unfazed by the fact that all relevant major medical organizations disagree with them.
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Mr. McKenzie, wearing a blue button-down shirt and black pants, was unfazed as he stared at the jury and Ms. Wellington's sobs filled the courtroom.
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Those who do move back may find themselves having to wrest their former homes from new residents unfazed by government attempts to get rid of them.
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A native of Rio de Janeiro, he sounded unfazed at a March news conference where he discounted Heineken as an immediate threat on his home turf.
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She looks unfazed by Nasatir's easiness with total strangers; Goursaud herself became Nasatir's mentee when she wandered onto her Beverly Hills yard sale 35 years ago.
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Putin's spokesman has said the Russian leader is unfazed by fluctuations in his popularity but had decided to act on the pensions question because of its importance.
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It is unclear if Chinese travelers will change their plans just days ahead of week-long Lunar New Year public holidays but APA president Motoya seems unfazed.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Bruce Linton, founder and co-CEO of Canopy Growth, seemed unfazed last month when his company's stock sunk after a poor financial showing.
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Despite laying on her car horn, and even some movement from her car, the bear was completely unfazed by the woman and her attempts to scare it.
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At the start of the trading day, stocks had seemed unfazed by lingering trade worries and the heightened tensions between the United States and Iran on Monday.
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According to U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain's decision, Costco employees referred to the rings as "Tiffany" rings and were unfazed when angered customers tried returning them.
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Of course, with the help of a team of stylists, makeup artists, and retouchers, Whiteley looks glamorous and impeccably unfazed as she poses her way through security.
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Peele, apparently unfazed by his global takeover, made the biggest power move of all pulling up to the London premier in a casual flannel and jean jacket.
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At first, the bear seemed unfazed by Wesley's presence, but when the hunter makes a sound in an attempt to scare off the approaching bear, it charges.
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As for Robert Kraft, he seemed super happy and unfazed by the other drama in his life ... the ongoing Asian massage parlor prostitution case in Jupiter, Florida.
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I can watch every gore-fest horror flick under the sun and be left relatively unfazed, but there is one film that always leaves me sufficiently creeped.
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Perhaps that's who the unfazed reader in the "Radioactive Mist" teaser represents: A witch who isn't afraid of impending doom, because she knows she can stop it.
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I went back to sleep after spending exactly $1,250.97 for the fully-loaded version, and I woke up the next day feeling completely unfazed by my purchase.
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"ZANU-PF unfazed by Chiwenga," the Herald declared on its front page, reporting on the party's denunciation of the military chief as a traitor the previous day.
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But he is unfazed by those who accuse him of being pushy or difficult, judging this to be the inevitable result of trying to upend the rules.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Twice a week refugees from Sudan and South Sudan gather in a church courtyard in Cairo to play basketball, unfazed by political differences at home.
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"Whatever scorched-earth tactics he has planned for the debate, we will be ready and she will be unfazed," said Brian Fallon, a spokesman for Mrs. Clinton.
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Verstappen, who passed his regular driving test on his 18th birthday last September but still prefers to be driven to and from the track, appears quite unfazed.
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While talking about the rampant copying of both hardware and software in the tech world, Woodman seemed unfazed and even suggested it's just the way things are.
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Pandey, however, was unfazed and he hit the next ball for a boundary to first complete his century and then scurried for two for the winning run.
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Charles is unfazed by Duverney's intel on the king's unwillingness to splash out on wars; much of the money is already raised, he tells a frustrated Jamie.
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A North Korean envoy, speaking to Reuters, made it clear that the country is unfazed by such global warnings, and plans to "accelerate" nuclear and missile tests.
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"For me it's new, it's a first time," Centeno said last week, unfazed, as Liliyot's staff prepped ahead of their third night with chef Rafa's kosher menu.
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The BOJ stuck to its view the economy was expanding moderately, unfazed by a first-quarter contraction that many analysts blame on temporary factors like bad weather.
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" Unfazed by my cutting blow, the Pitbull-looking dude upped the ante and said, "You better move before I kick a watermelon seed through your front teeth.
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As cameras clicked, the sow nuzzled her cubs, which rolled on the grass seemingly unfazed by the bear paparazzi on the other side of an electric fence.
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Similarly unfazed was her husband, Gu Jun, who was helping their 4-year-old daughter, Shun Yu, slide across the snow in a pair of tiny skis.
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Even when the crowd was in full roar, when the electricity that so impressed Xavi, Maldini and the rest crackled around the place, the visitors seemed unfazed.
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Lizzo, who also performed at the show, was unfazed by the revelation and simply picked up the drink and downed it, prompting huge cheers from the audience.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte seemed unfazed when a finger-sized cockroach scrambled onto his shoulder as he spoke at a campaign rally on Wednesday night.
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Chris Richardson, 39, said he was not surprised that many black voters in South Carolina were unfazed by Mr. Biden's poor results in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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O'Connell continues unfazed, even as one daughter flops sideways in the backseat, having lost her will to live in the face of her dad's music theory lesson.
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He is also unfazed that he has never received any public financing, even in a country that is mostly Catholic and whose infrastructure has been heavily subsidized.
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White House officials, however, were largely unfazed by the president's seemingly abrupt Rose Garden appearance, with one official calling it "business as usual" inside the West Wing.
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Around the Lakers, though, what may earn him the most praise is that Caruso appears unfazed by the stakes and scrutiny that come with playing alongside LeBron.
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Unfazed playing on the national stage in his first professional game, Blough threw a 75-yard touchdown to wide receiver Kenny Golladay on his first career completion.
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ANO voters are also unfazed by Babis' membership of the Communist party before a democratic revolution in 1989, or his contacts with secret police at the time.
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Baker remained unfazed by Harper's quiet performance because the right fielder continues to exhibit patience at the plate — he drew four walks Wednesday and entered Thursday with a .
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She strolled beside a vegetable garden, trotted across a dirt road and climbed a tree, seemingly unfazed by the attention she drew from a large group of onlookers.
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A group of children were seen talking to each other in the corner, seemingly unfazed by the fact that a decapitated Easter Bunny costume was just there, chilling.
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Currency markets were unfazed by the imposition of new tariffs, with market observers noting that the impact of the tariffs on China's yuan had long been priced in.
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Oil producers across North America may be looking at dialing back their investment plans amid plummeting oil prices in recent weeks, but BP's Middle East chief is unfazed.
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A barrage of bells and hypnotic swirls enter my ears as some man's voice begin to emerge from the background of the mix, but the eagle seems unfazed.
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S. trade war roiled stock markets over the past year, China-focused fund manager Michelle Leung sat unfazed on her holdings of hot pot condiment maker Yihai International.
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While the rest of the world is preparing its Taylor Swift album jokes and think pieces, there's one person who seems completely unfazed by it all: Kim Kardashian.
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The Brooklyn Nets are completely unfazed by the lawsuit over their Notorious B.I.G.-themed jerseys ... 'cause the team's rockin' the threads on Friday, despite Coogi taking legal action.
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Greyhound says it is unfazed by the arrival of Flixbus: when Megabus launched in America, its flashy advertising did as much to boost demand for its rival's services.
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Unfazed by the occasion, Folau scored in the 14th minute and produced another spectacular effort to step past Jonny Sexton and power through the tackle of Leigh Halfpenny.
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From the way the treetops look, to the flow of a river, to the wildlife that goes about its business unfazed — sites you couldn't see at ground level.
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When she explains that her guides, "high angelic beings," take her to ancient sites like Stonehenge to show her how and why it was built, he is unfazed.
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When I first meet Sanwar Ahmed on 73rd Street off of Roosevelt Avenue in Jackson Heights, Queens, it's already started to rain in earnest, but he seems unfazed.
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But Republicans pushing the legislation are unfazed by the criticism, charging the groups are simply to seek to protect the benefits they received from the Affordable Care Act.
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Billionaire Warren Buffett told CNBC he's unfazed by the weak economic growth recorded in the first quarter, saying his view of the recovering U.S. economy remains the same.
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On the highway heading to Peru, 21-year-old Javier Caballero dragged a wheeled suitcase stuffed with blankets and a large cross, unfazed by measures to deter migrants.
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That is in line with a wider trend among portfolio managers around the globe, who seem unfazed by the sell-off that ripped through equity markets in October.
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Treasury yields dipped after the U.S. Treasury sold $23 billion in 10-year notes to solid demand, showing investors have been unfazed by this year's drop in yields.
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He was unfazed, and he has that ability to enjoy the moment and take in the setting, the history but also understands he has a job to do.
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Asked if he was afraid that encouraging audiences to see Straub-Huillet might be akin to pressuring children to eat their spinach, the curator Mr. Siegel was unfazed.
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Barr and his ilk (a group that includes the president, much of the Trump family, cabinet secretaries, and numerous administration officials) seem unfazed in committing their unprecedented defiance.
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Then Cole blocked one of them on TwitterWhile the story took over the media, Cole seemed unfazed by the flashing, and the Astros won the game, 7-1.
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Russian officials have complained of attempts to sabotage the conference, but the Kremlin said on Monday it was unfazed by a Syrian opposition decision to boycott the event.
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And that is exactly how he is approaching the confirmation fight — marching straight ahead, unfazed by his opponents, toward his goal of seating Judge Kavanaugh on the court.
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Many of the company's customers are well-off professionals, dedicated environmentalists or devoted believers in Tesla who would most likely be unfazed by the loss of tax credits.
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In other Kirk photos, unfazed commuters ready their bags for inspection at city checkpoints, or congregate in their Sunday best as they assist one another with milk distribution.
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Few songs here achieve the structural elegance of "XO Tour Llif3"; it's almost jarring when the Weeknd shows up on the excellent "Unfazed," a creamy, dirge-like collaboration.
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Her friends were mostly "unfazed," given that Talia described her father as a good man who had simply been accused by powerful men who wanted to silence him.
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Wearing Doc Martens boots and chequered trousers, Wadler appeared entirely unfazed by her role as a Davos participant, saying she hoped to inspire as well as being inspired.
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Xu said Poly is unfazed by any changes in any country's government as long as foreign investment is welcomed because the company abides by laws of the land.
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Kyrgios stayed unfazed and kept his focus on his own game, which consisted of his usual through-the-leg tweeners, no-look drop shots and one underarm serve.
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After Porzingis was drafted by the Knicks, his older brother and adviser, Janis, told The New York Times that Kristaps had been unfazed by the misadventures in Spain.
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Wearing Doc Martens boots and chequered trousers, Wadler appeared entirely unfazed by her role as a Davos participant, saying she hoped to inspire as well as being inspired.
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On the other hand, investors, unfazed by regulator's effort to cool speculative fever, continued to chase stocks related to Xiongan New Area, a recently announced new economic zone.
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" But Gomperts was unfazed, saying that those who fixate on the risks of medical abortion "don't believe in science" and that the procedure she follows is "very safe.
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When Mayweather got on the mic he was booed relentlessly, the crowd chanting abuse and taunting the 40-year-old over his unpaid taxes, but he appeared unfazed.
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Where it stands: Iran's tactics left the oil market largely unfazed, for 2 main reasons: Oil supply is abundant, thanks especially to the rise of U.S. shale production.
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Republican leaders seem unfazed by this, perhaps because, in their minds, deciding not to have health care because it's too expensive is an exercise of individual free will.
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Even in mentioning that Uber and Lyft, too, launched in New York with higher fares and met with many of the first New York drivers, drivers were unfazed.
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"He was unfazed," said one recipient, Franco Hamdan of EIM Capital, who'd attended the Beacon Club dinner the night before as the business partner of former Mexican President Fox.
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Unfazed, Republican leaders warned they were prepared to use the so-called "nuclear option" to ensure they can confirm Gorsuch on a party line vote if Democrats block him.
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Green's teammate Klay Thomspon seemed equally unfazed by the rapper ahead of the game, saying that he wouldn't be listening to Drake's hits until after the Finals are over.
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Before the pro-Trump media can finish its line of attack, the students, unfazed, have moved on, staying one step ahead of their political enemies and owning the story.
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In court, he seemed unfazed throughout the hearings, spending most of the time he wasn't testifying sitting placidly at the defense table with a neutral look on his face.
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The Google ad machine continues to chug along unfazed by any of the company's numerous scandals surrounding botched YouTube moderation, alleged bias in search results, and looming regulatory threats.
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Theresa May is unfazed by an anti-Trump petition that has swelled in size ... the Prime Minister's Office tells TMZ the U.S. President is more than welcome to visit.
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Hailey Baldwin, his ex turned church friend turned current girlfriend, has remained faithfully by his side, seemingly unfazed by his audacity to continue wearing this fucking slippers in public.
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This is in character: shameless and stubborn, he has, over the years, appeared unfazed by damning court decisions against him as well as mass demonstrations demanding that he go.
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German business confidence data showed firms remained unfazed, for now at least, by the U.S. election win for Donald Trump and the political uncertainty bubbling in the euro zone.
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Unfazed, her husband sent her to a doctor in the African immigrant community where they lived in New York City, who was used to reversing these kinds of surgeries.
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Samsung said on Thursday pre-orders for its flagship Galaxy S8 smartphone have exceeded those of its predecessor S7, suggesting many consumers were unfazed by the Note 7 fires.
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"Arkansas voters seem unfazed by Donald Trump's controversies and the results of this poll reinforce Arkansas's solidification as a Republican state," Talk Business & Politics CEO Roby Brock said Monday.
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In Romania, the leu was unfazed by the rejection on Tuesday of finance ministry nominee Florin Citu by parliament's joint budget and finance committees, whose decision is not binding.
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In this frustratingly fascinating video, makeup artist Ariel Tejada and hairstylist Justine Marjan work their magic as Kim is unfazed by the flurry of prodding, dabbing, teasing, and zhuzhing.
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He seemed unfazed by the implication that he was rather full of himself to think he could revive Opel and its Vauxhall brand when so many others had failed.
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Even under the most intense pressure France could generate, even in the caldron the stadium had become, Rapinoe was perfectly unfazed, her calm, and that of her teammates, absolute.
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But supporters remained unfazed at a rally in Battle Creek, Michigan, showing up through slushy snow wearing MAGA hats and "deplorables" gear to get a look at the president.
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He seemed unfazed when I suggested it may be awkward to appear as "Eddie and Sally Obermueller" and morph into a singular identity that looked like neither of us.
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When you go out to the larger public, you see that life goes on as usual and a lot of people are pretty unfazed by what is going on.
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The Aussie was largely unfazed by China's growth numbers though analysts agree that any sharp drop in demand from its biggest trading partner would put a dent in local assets.
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Mr Guo professes to be unfazed by Interpol's notice (he appears to spend much of his time in America, and likes to tweet pictures of himself looking fit—see picture).
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For the most part, it seems the lingerie executives are unfazed by the influence inclusive lingerie upstarts like ThirdLove and Savage X Fenty by Rihanna have wielded in recent seasons.
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"Thiel ... apparently is unfazed by the storm around the candidate in the last week following the broadcasting of lewd conversations recorded by the syndicated program Access Hollywood," the Times reported.
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"While I was wincing in pain and covering myself in Tiger Balm and KT tape, Zendaya would move to her next scene completely unfazed," Efron told Vogue at the time.
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His investments in 2018 did not have a great year because of the market rollover in the fourth quarter, but the long-term investor remains unfazed by short-term setbacks.
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It's a mock procession as Kevin remains unfazed by the fateful collisions in his life – life dying and coming back to life repeatedly last season – but it alleviates the tension.
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As criticism mounted, West appeared unfazed a day later when he tweeted a picture a signed copy of TIME Magazine's "Person of the Year" issue with Trump on the cover.
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Although Mr. Trump has been criticized in recent weeks for his comments on abortion and nuclear weapons policy, most New York Republicans were unfazed by the controversies, the poll suggested.
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Most analysts seemed unfazed by the slowdown in growth, if they mentioned it at all — as the revenue base grows, it's likely unsurprising that the rate of growth goes down.
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Mr. del Rosario said he scoured the world for lawyers who would be unfazed by taking on China, and finally recommended Mr. Reichler to the president, Benigno S. Aquino III.
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Even after his meeting with Duterte, Trump -- in an open session of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) meeting -- seemed entirely unfazed by his colleague's view on the press.
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Jared Kushner was unfazed by the infamous Access Hollywood audio recording in which Donald Trump could be heard bragging about grabbing women's genitals without consent, according to a new book.
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At the North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami, investors and executives interviewed by Reuters were unfazed by government moves to further regulate cryptocurrencies, which have sent prices into a tailspin.
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He said he was unfazed by the Zulus and Black Spades, some of whom are longtime friends of Bambaataa's and are angry with him and the others for going public.
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" The big picture, from an outside West Wing adviser: "Friends and allies are unfazed by the chaos around Omarosa, stunned by his retweeting Cohen ... and fearful about Manafort rolling over.
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Although concerns about inflation saw U.S. Treasury yields decline on Wednesday in the aftermath of the FOMC's decision, some market watchers were unfazed about the central bank's rate hike path.
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Hong Kong had never seen such a level of police brutality, and so brazenly, too — the authorities apparently unfazed by being recorded on live video and broadcast around the world.
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It was one of several moments of levity from a group of students who appeared largely unfazed by the pressure, with their parents in the audience often looking more unsettled.
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In an interview last week with The New York Times, Ms. Harris appeared unfazed by the fluctuations of the summer or the pressure to have another well-received debate performance.
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Alexandra Pelosi, a filmmaker and the daughter of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), says her mom is "totally unfazed" by criticism being pointed her way from fellow Democrats.
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Ms. Lahren, whose name is pronounced "Tommy," seemed unfazed during her half-hour conversation on politics and race with Mr. Noah, even as the audience booed and laughed at her.
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Global markets have finally begun to catch up with the worry that North Korea has aroused in people around the world, but two targets of communist dictatorship remain relatively unfazed.
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Just hours after the accident on Tuesday, and during commutes on Wednesday morning, they seemed unfazed — or maybe just resigned to the near-constant delays, service interruptions and safety hazards.
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U.K. businesses maintained solid growth in February as factories posted the biggest output rise for 10 months, so far unfazed by the supply chain disruption stemming from Chinese industrial shutdowns.
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The market was unfazed by a fall in domestic stocks amid worries about the news of first coronavirus death and signs of a potential rise in domestic infections in Japan.
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The costs and logistical headaches of such a project — which would cut through private property — have always been daunting, but Mr. Trump's supporters were unfazed: "Build the wall!" they chanted.
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Aboard the Papal plane (CNN)Pope Francis, who has tussled with the American president, American capitalists and American Catholics during his six years as pope, seems unfazed by the disputes.
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His portraits of young, queer men unfazed and unfettered by the world in the glow of each other's physical ("Three Boys" [2019]) and digital company ("The Texter" [2019]) are breathtaking.
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Without warning, the "Run This Town," instrumental went off and Jay, giving a cooly unfazed strut, looked out into a crowd that nearly packed the parking lot to its capacity.
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AUSTIN, Texas – Republican National Committee members appear unfazed by President Trump's controversial summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, arguing the backlash won&apost end up hurting the party in the midterms.
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Even as fund managers, dealers and other investors appeared unfazed by the move into uncharted territory, an analysis of the trading volumes showed how the ban has already upended some flows.
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This came after Thomas told TMZ that he was "unfazed" by reports that Harry and his daughter were "frustrated" with him talking to the press and were subsequently freezing him out.
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Unfazed, I pulled the robe over my shoulders, grabbed my wallet, and trotted across a dead-grass lot adjacent to the Mobil station to where the shave ice truck was parked.
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When we got onto the subject of older critics scrambling to understand him, he was unfazed—comfortable in where he was already and confident that he would get to the top.
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Shepard, who died Thursday at 73, was the last person to explain such anomalies, because he seemed for much of his crowded, colorful life to be unfazed by what others thought.
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The official said the two share a "healthy understanding that there's attention on you when you're at this level," adding that they are "unfazed" by the scrutiny of the past week.
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Right before Pressley's opening remarks, several protesters who were advocating for disability rights had to be escorted out of the room after they refused to stop shouting — but Pressley was unfazed.
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But even though the President is tweeting with abandon about the possibility of nuclear war, his supporters are likely to be unfazed and are sure to accuse the media of overreacting.
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His concerned mother, Dierdre Wolownick (one of whose favorite sayings, Mr. Honnold recalls, was "Almost doesn't count"), wonders if he has Asperger's syndrome, but the man himself is unfazed by speculation.
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Now, they seem to be delivered en masse to his doorstep by owners unfazed by the concern that juggling so many horses with the same objective could spread Baffert too thin.
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He's unfazed by his "nerd alert" status and chooses to embrace new discoveries with open arms — a stark contrast to Ben, who becomes a killjoy once he's separated from his pack.
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Eventually, the maturation of Generation X — whose members were largely unfazed by tales of sex, pot and draft dodging — diminished the potential of the boomers' pet issues to blossom into scandal.
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Ryan Christopher Jones focuses on how delivery workers are faring under increased demand and risk, while Reuters photographer Yana Paskova reports from one retirement community seemly unfazed by the coronavirus news.
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And when the victim mysteriously resurrects, the survivors are relieved to be offered sanctuary in the cabin of a taciturn stranger (Lew Temple) who seems strangely unfazed by their gruesome plight.
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Cabrera looked unfazed in his return from a thumb injury and by the Mets' decision to shift him to second base, which led him to request a trade before the game.
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Pentagon unfazed by 'Afghanistan Papers': It's been a week since the Washington Post published the "Afghanistan Papers" that showed U.S. officials lying about progress in the Afghanistan War to the public.
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Ms. Monti said that many in Lombardy seemed unfazed by the outbreak, but that her pediatrician back south advised her to keep her young daughter away from school for 10 days.
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Asked about vagaries of a career in a business subject to overnight shifts in taste and where models, however physically blessed, are commodities with inbuilt expiration dates, Mr. Eberley seemed unfazed.
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A 20-year-old Chinese university student at Saturday's game, who would only give his English name, Andy, was unfazed by the controversy and blamed foreign media for stirring things up.
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Despite cases of terrible behaviour, bike-sharing companies have remained unfazed, with ofo and oBike insisting to the Straits Times that they have experienced a very low rate of abuse cases.
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Still, as Congress continues to collect testimony on Trump and his allies' efforts to leverage military and diplomatic support for politically motivated investigations from Ukraine, the president presented himself as unfazed.
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" In an interview with The Times published two days later, the show's lead producer, Donna Gigliotti, seems relatively unfazed: "Any producer worth her salt is used to these kinds of things.
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After waiting patiently for the ump to rehydrate, Jake, like the professional he is, trots back near the dugout to wait for the next thirsty official, unfazed by the action around him.
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"The market seems to be unfazed by the fact that the Fed is looking to be somewhat aggressive in raising rates," said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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Unfazed by the showy and unexpected reception that his Bolshevik colleagues had laid on for him at Petrograd's Finland Station, Lenin jumped onto an armoured car and gave a fiery impromptu speech.
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Investors appeared unfazed by British Prime Minister Theresa May's resignation as Conservative party leader after failing in a final attempt to win parliamentary support for her deal to exit the European Union.
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U.S. equities closed higher on Monday, unfazed by a key vote in Italy which led to Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's resignation, as financials, technology and consumer discretionary stocks rose around 1 percent.
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Clad in yellow shirts and unfazed by arrests of activists and opposition leaders just hours before the rally, protesters marched from various spots towards the heart of Kuala Lumpur amid tight security.
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The video, captured by a spectator, shows the dog barking repeatedly while running directly at the massive reptile, before the crocodile, unfazed, whips its head back and snatches Pippa in its jaws.
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On the television, morning news pundits debate the future of health care in the US. I imagine that while all of this goes on, Swamiji is deep in meditation and completely unfazed.
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But finding a candidate willing to undergo the scrutiny unfazed would be a challenge for Obama's team, especially if that person is essentially risking any hope of getting nominated in the future.
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You wouldn't blame Usher for being rattled less than 24 hours after he narrowly avoided a run-in with armed robbers during a recording session ... however, he seems totally unfazed by it.
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RELATED: 6 things to watch in the Montana special election The early crowd of voters at Gianforte's rally were standing by the candidate, unfazed by the events of the previous 24 hours.
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Investors in Indian equities appeared unfazed by trade data released on Monday that showed weakening consumption in Asia's third largest economy, with June imports falling to their lowest level in four months.
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Kristen Stewart still doesn't know why Donald Trump was so obsessed with tweeting about her all those years ago, but the actress remained unfazed by it on The Late Show Thursday night.
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Japanese instant noodle maker Nissin Foods is unfazed by the shift in China's consumption patterns towards healthier eating as it eyes a bigger share of one of the world's largest consumer markets.
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The invitation to use an artwork is more common to design than fine art, but the exhibition's organizers are unfazed by rigid categories; to the contrary, they delight in tensions and contradictions.
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Many of those who expressed outrage over Trump's pussy grabbing and anti-immigrant invective were unfazed when he shot Tomahawk missiles at Syria and dropped the "mother of all bombs" on Afghanistan.
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Meanwhile, Wall Street is unfazed: Facebook's stock was up 8 percent in after-hours trading following the company's earnings report on Wednesday[Natasha Lomas / TechCrunch] Microsoft joins the $1 trillion company club.
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IBM's stock took a major hit when billionaire investor Warren Buffett said he sold about a third of his IBM shares, but CEO Ginni Rometty seemed unfazed when asked about his move.
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Unfazed, she explained to police that she "only drank 15 non-alcoholic beers," a claim so farfetched that it was deemed newsworthy by Japanese media: The original story, which ran on Yahoo!
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Tekashi69 is unfazed by the feds' collection of photos and videos, allegedly tying him to multiple crimes, and insists he's in no mood to play "Let's Make a Deal" ... TMZ has learned.
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Asked what he thought of Haskins's change in sentiment, Jordan was unfazed, and pulled a different annotated paper off his desk, reading aloud from a Foundation for Government Accountability report on Kansas.
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Opinion Columnist In a homeless shelter in Manhattan, an 8-year-old boy is walking to his room, carrying an awkward load in his arms, unfazed by screams from a troubled resident.
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"[Republicans] need to be about adding people to our party and bringing people in, not turning people off to our party," Russell said, unfazed by his candidate's current standing in the polls.
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Juventus would have regarded the first 153 minutes or so as something of a success: the Italian champion had found its feet quicker, and seemed unfazed by Real Madrid's status as holders.
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Speaking between rehearsals in early February, he sounded unfazed by the challenge of bringing his avant-garde sensibilities to London's main opera house, even if doing so rubs up against local traditions.
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Equity markets remained unfazed as investors took further support from data on Thursday showing factory activity in China continued to grow at a solid pace in December, and that business confidence improved.
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But for now, investors appear unfazed, betting that the impeachment fight taking place in Washington will remain a political sideshow that won't have a significant impact on economic growth or corporate earnings.
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"We remain unfazed by the UN vote, or by any other entity that tries to dictate what we do in Jerusalem," the city's deputy mayor, Meir Turgeman, told the newspaper Israel Hayom.
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The Prez, was not on camera at the time -- he walked through a few seconds later, seemingly unfazed -- but with total silence in the building, the F-U echoed in the chamber.
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But Sophie Jimenez, 41, a nurse from France's Brittany region who was visiting New York with her children, was unfazed when her home country fell behind in the match broadcast from Paris.
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Miss J should be encouraged by how the situation played out -- Buttigieg's supporters shouted them down and Pete was unfazed ... simply reminding the crowd the Iowa caucuses are up to all of them.
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Richard Marshall, GOP chairman for Siskiyou County, was calmly strolling around in the hotel atrium and talking to friends, unfazed by the protesters who were trying to storm the entrance just feet away.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, a frequent sparring partner of Mr. Cuomo's, who has clashed with the governor over how to respond to homelessness in the city, also seemed unfazed by the governor's order.
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Howard Schultz, the former Starbucks CEO considering a run for president as an independent candidate, says he is "unfazed" by criticism that such a bid might actually help President Donald Trump get reelected.
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He intends to do what's most effective for Democrats to beat President Donald Trump in 20123 and is said to be unfazed by the people pushing him to run for the Democratic nomination.
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Why it matters: The company is facing unprecedented scrutiny from policymakers, business partners and privacy advocates, but strong growth — particularly overseas — demonstrates that users and advertisers are largely unfazed by the corporate drama.
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While America's Got Talent viewers gasped at Mary and Tyce Nielsen of Duo Transcend's gravity-defying performance, the couple's son remained unfazed as his father redeemed himself by catching Mary by the ankles.
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Netflix bulls on Wall Street were unfazed by mixed first-quarter financial results from the video streaming company even after the shares were down 2 percent midday Tuesday in response to the report.
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The market appeared unfazed by British Prime Minister Theresa May's resignation as Conservative party leader after failing in a final attempt to win parliamentary support for her divorce deal with the European Union.
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And yet, surrounded by the Holodexxx team and a VICE camera crew, she is totally unfazed at being both the target of so many cameras and the only naked person in the room.
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I don't know if she really knew what was going on," Brown says, adding, "That makes me even happier that she was so unfazed, because it's such a terrible memory to [live with].
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When their capsule gently touched back down on Earth again the following day, Belka and Strelka jumped from their spacesuit constraints with vivacious energy, apparently unfazed by their new status as spaceflight trailblazers.
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The videographers, who were documenting Abloh "for his archive," I was told, followed him at an unnerving proximity, but he was unfazed; the four moved in concert, like principals in a postmodern ballet.
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After having piked Gavin through the neck at the close of last week's episode, Henry seems worrisomely unfazed about what he has done, causing concern about the boy's empathy in Carol and Morgan.
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" President Donald Trump was unfazed by the recent stock market plunges and remains optimistic about the future of the U.S. economy, Kudlow said, adding that the president was "very calm about the market.
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"Considering just how bad the news has been lately, the Cone Mills closing is easy to feel unfazed by — or, at least, to lose in the fray," said Mr. Bennett of Well Spent.
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Regulators on both sides of the Atlantic, too, seem unfazed by the incident as they continue their push to reduce the size of capital cushions that banks must set aside for bad times.
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On three essential albums — "The Infamous," from 1995; "Hell on Earth," from 20083; and "Murda Muzik," from 1999 — Mobb Deep became standard bearers for the sound of New York rap: unfazed, unsentimental, uncompromising.
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Insider talked to some of these "non-preppers" about why they're unfazed by the potential pandemic, and to social scientists about what sets them apart from those who go to the other extreme.
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But Piper Jaffray remains unfazed, sticking by its optimistic forecast for Netflix' stock and, in a September survey of the streaming service's subscribers, the firm found that risks from competitors may be overblown.
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For all the uncertainty around Washington, JPMorgan's stock strategist is unfazed, raising his S&P 2500 forecast Friday in expectation that tax reform will happen and the U.S. dollar's decline will boost earnings.
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While the media's reaction to Ms. Gerber's debut was frenzied ("Cindy Crawford's mini-me" was a popular response), her preternaturally centered parents were unfazed by the celebri-bomb going off in their midst.
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When I asked my mom recently why she thought twirling was the better choice of early gateway sports, what with the former's long storied history of self discipline and mental focus, she seemed unfazed.
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Asked by CNN in a media gaggle afterward how she would reassure women who love her candidacy but believe Biden is better suited to take Trump on, Harris appeared unfazed: I've been there before.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - Unfazed by the absence of their greatest player Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Swedish fans believe the team may be more cohesive without him and could start the World Cup with a bang.
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Yen traders were largely unfazed by data showing Japan's economy grew much more than expected in April-June, as robust private consumption and business investment offset the hit to exports from cooling global demand.
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Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alyokhina and Yekaterina Samutsevich were sentenced to two years in prison for that performance, and the world followed their trial as the trio sat defiantly unfazed behind bars in the courtroom.
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The documentarian this time is Sara (Desiree Akhavan), who barely flinches when Aaron confesses to being a serial killer and seems completely unfazed by his repeated attempts to scare the shit out of her.
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When it was revealed in 2015 that Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor were dating, the coupling set ablaze a small media firestorm — but it's safe to say the two women were pretty much unfazed.
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She seemed unfazed though ... Abby -- who will report to a federal facility near L.A. in about a month and a half -- also gave her future inmate pals a heads-up about her boozing etiquette.
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Unfazed, they continued on the acoustic guitar, led everyone like an indie-folk-pop pied piper out of the halls and onto the grass outside, continuing their set while the fire alarm blared on.
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The world was reasonably freaked the fuck out about the findings, and moms across America leapt to Facebook to post apocalyptic statuses or whatever, but one man seemed entirely unfazed by the report: Trump.
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I've accidentally left an SD card in a pocket and sent it through the washer and dryer and the card was unfazed (though I don't recommend putting an SD card through a spin cycle).
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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz on Sunday said he's "unfazed" by the criticism he received on social media after his announcement that he is considering an independent bid for the White House in 2020.
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Even as the president's aides choreographed a visit designed to have Mr. Trump spend as little time as possible in London and to keep him out of sight of any protests, he seemed unfazed.
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BUCHANAN That scene is obviously trying to set up some sort of future Ladies of Marvel spinoff, but for me the most exciting moment was when Thanos head-butts Brie Larson and she's unfazed.
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But it's the latest confirmation that millennials are unfazed by the prospect of voting for a self-described democratic socialist, and that Sanders's messages on education and the economy are resonating among younger voters.
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Valiantly sharpshooting each target from his motorcycle, tearing on unfazed by the explosions like the post-apocalyptic cowboy he is — that's the "Walking Dead" that fans were demanding more of during last season's doldrums.
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Investors and the European Central Bank - which is eyeing the end of its ultra-easy monetary policy - appear unfazed by the euro gaining more than 12 percent against the dollar so far this year.
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Rather, he appeared unfazed by the cascading scandals as he ticked through a series of new attacks against his Democratic opponent that he vowed to prosecute through the final 26 days of the election.
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By his own admission, Piore is mesmerized by new technologies and unfazed by any larger concerns such as the ethics of enhancement and whether these technologies might be available only to the well-off.
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Indeed, the Fed began raising interest rates while inflation remained below its target, unfazed by the risk that this would undermine public faith in its ability to boost the economy when the next recession strikes.
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She seems unfazed about my salary ask (higher than my current salary, fueled by a desire to beat C.'s salary because we're competitive...and us ladies need to make up that wage gap amiright?).
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A North Korean envoy, speaking to Reuters, made it clear that the country is unfazed by the ramped up rhetoric from the U.S. and its allies, and plans to "accelerate" its nuclear and missile programs.
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Edwin Gutierrez, head of emerging market sovereign debt at Aberdeen Asset Management, said his firm is "unfazed" by Monday's news, which he called a "mere stall tactic" that could be reversed by Brazil's Supreme Court.
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"I couldn't understand how she could be so calm, so serene, completely unfazed by the whole thing at the surface," Lady Jane Rayne Lacey, one of the Queen's coronation maids of honor, recalls to PEOPLE.
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Thomas Markle tells TMZ ... he's unfazed by news his Duchess daughter and Prince Harry are reportedly frustrated about his recent paid interview with The Sun, because he just wants to be involved in their lives.
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The new year has been tough for U.S. investors, but as the results from MasterCard and Visa show consumers appear unfazed by the stock market's choppiness and the fears of a recession that has generated.
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As a result, Trump first presented the request for a phone conversation as a personal matter rather than a harbinger of a shift in U.S. policy, which left Japan and other U.S. Asian allies unfazed.
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Gadowski appears for the most part unfazed by the swelling of competition coffers, although he does concede that the current "land grab" is forcing Flash to move slightly faster than it might have done otherwise.
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When she later started to become kind of suspicious of him — thank you, Huck (Guillermo Diaz) — she still was so unfazed by his murderous, scheming history to add up to the Liv of seasons past.
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Investors were unfazed by a run of relatively upbeat Chinese data that included industrial output, which rose a better-than-expected 43 percent in August, further dimming expectations of a rate cut any time soon.
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Getty is unfazed: The doctor injects Getty's penis, and in moments, a woman from his literal live-in harem is called in by the butler to be on the receiving end of the drug's effects.
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In recent days, White House officials have tried to maintain pressure on Mr. Maduro, who emerged relatively unfazed after a largely failed American-backed effort to send convoys of humanitarian aid into Venezuela last weekend.
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Anyway, that's illegal in Cali, so Santa Monica PD pulled up to bust the guy who seemed completely unfazed by Johnny Law ... even as the officers slipped on their rubber gloves to go to work.
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Netanyahu campaigned vigorously on his strongman "security-first" platform, familiar to Israeli voters over decades, and his loyal base of blue collar voters has stood firmly behind him throughout, seemingly unfazed by his imminent trial.
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The 218-foot-219 Kakko appears unfazed by the attention, social media or otherwise, that has come from Rangers followers since he was selected after the Devils took Jack Hughes with the top overall pick.
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In this week's episode, Maeve wakes up to an instrumental version "Fake Plastic Trees," which continues as she walks to work, unfazed by the mundane spectacle of a bloody shootout on the streets behind her.
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Frank Lucas (R-Okla.), former chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, was unfazed when asked whether a number of Republicans were holding out support unless they have confirmation that the sugar amendment will be considered.
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You may outbox him for a round or two, but the 34-year-old Russian will remain unfazed and just pierce your rib cage or dent your temple with that ramrod right hand of his.
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Actor Geoffrey Owens, who once played Bill Cosby's son-in-law Elvin on "The Cosby Show," says he is proud to work at Trader Joe's and is unfazed by what he feels is job-shaming.
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Barr was unfazed when asked by CBS whether he's concerned about damaging the reputation he's built up over his years working for the Justice Department and as a former attorney general under President George H.W. Bush.
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Both the number of homes and the cost to rebuild them are hitting new highs, as homebuilders and buyers seem unfazed by warnings of global warming, rising sea levels and more furious storms heading to shore.
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Although she pointed out that the event was before a new issue with the 737 Max arose, Kahyaoglu thought potential customers seemed unfazed by Boeing's issues: "It was like the Max wasn't even grounded," she added.
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With the Czech economy and public finances mostly on firm footing, markets have been unfazed by the latest government dispute, similar to disputes in ruling coalitions that have marked the country's politics for over a decade.
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A supporter of President Donald Trump said he was unfazed by being inadvertently put in the spotlight at a Trump rally on Thursday night, when the president mistook him for a protestor and mocked his weight.
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BERLIN, Sept 19 (Reuters) - German investor morale is unfazed by Sunday's federal election and a strengthening of the euro, the ZEW institute said on Tuesday after publishing an index which showed morale had improved in September.
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It was a chippy affair that Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg punctuated with a claim that Thomas carries the ball repeatedly, but Boston's floor general was unfazed by the criticism and seems to have his swagger back.
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We're told James urged them to take the threats seriously and consider leaving town -- especially when he saw how relaxed security was on the set -- but they seemed unfazed, and more focused on completing the video.
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Markets seemed relatively unfazed by the report, with stocks trading right around even through the morning and most on Wall Street willing to dismiss the negative parts of the September report and wait for more data.
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At the New Hampshire Republican Party "First in the Nation Presidential Town Hall" in Nashua, Senator Rand Paul, who is lagging badly in opinion polls, seemed unfazed by the possibility of a Bloomberg third-party run.
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But Amash seems unfazed by it all, saying he's not worried by the threat of a Trump-backed primary challenge and that he would have no regrets if his call for impeachment ended his political career.
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Commercial property auctions are proving an unlikely bright spot in Britain's real estate market where a steep drop in sterling has attracted overseas buyers and local investors are as yet unfazed by potential fallout from Brexit.
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To visit Coolmore is not just to appreciate the beauty of the chestnut Justify or American Pharoah, a powerful bay who is generally unfazed by tour-goers snapping selfies with him from behind a picket fence.
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Almost unfazed by Walter's appearance, Skyler listened to what Walt Sr. had to say, arguably got some closure, learned where Hank's body was buried and then allowed him to say a final goodbye to his daughter.
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Consider the Instagram image of the pregnant and postpartum supermom: a nurturing, organized, sexy-but-modest multitasker who glows during prenatal yoga and seems unfazed by the challenges of leaking breasts, dirty laundry and sleep training.
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Keith was unfazed by the samba music or the waiter coming by to tell us the kitchen was closing during his meditation, but Rachel and Sasha discussing stories they had to write spiked his brain activity.
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Unlike most of Mr. Trump's advisers, Mr. Kushner is unfazed by Mr. Trump's frequent fits of anger, sitting silently rather than flinching or fighting back when he is being dressed down, several campaign officials have said.
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The German economy is firing on all cylinders with both consumption and exports providing impulses this year, unfazed by political uncertainty created by Chancellor Angela Merkel's failure to form a government after an election in September.
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Unfazed by criticism at home and abroad for his increasingly authoritarian politics, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has taken aim at another liberal institution in his country — this one founded by Hungarian-born billionaire George Soros.
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Duterte's tactics have drawn harsh criticism from the U.S., Europe and the UN, but he seems unfazed by them: The president said last week that he would welcome an investigation by the EU and the UN.
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They show the human creators of an exploited android class to be crass running dogs of turbo-powered capitalism, solely concerned with automaton labour value and unfazed by the quiddities of what we now call Robo-ethics.
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It was the first set surrendered by Sevastova but the feisty 27-year-old was unfazed, hitting back with an early break in the second and fighting off three break chances from Sharapova to level the contest.
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The market was largely unfazed by a private survey which showed activity in China's service sector expanded at its weakest pace in six months in March, hurt by slower growth in new orders and intensifying cost pressures.
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Maybe. But it's naive to think the recent sparring with the president, in which Brzezinksi came off as unfazed (not to mention more skillful at Twitter shade) in comparison to Trump's jagoff routine, didn't grease the wheels.
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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz tells Axios he's "unfazed" by the online trashing from Democrats who think that by running for president as an independent, he could split the anti-Trump vote and re-elect the president.
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So when R29 staffer Lucie Fink met up at 2017's VidCon with the twins, whose Internet fanbase boasts over 2.5 million followers, they were typically unfazed by a grueling round of the "Would You Rather" Challenge.
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While the young actress, 13, has starred in more than a few thrillers including Devil's Due and the upcoming The Conjuring 2 (in theaters June 10), she remains unfazed and open to all opportunities presented to her.
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The 31-year-old, who trailed Rosberg by 43 points after May's Spanish Grand Prix, scored the last four of those in succession and on Thursday appeared unfazed by the prospect of the penalty halting his charge.
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As difficult as it is for me to compartmentalize all my different relationships, it's just as hard for the women to focus on their one relationship with me and remain unfazed by my relationship with their friends.
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Boasting a wide-ranging lineup unfazed by the pressures of including nonstop high-profile premieres, the 16th-annual Marrakech International Film Festival kicks December off with its own natural focus on independent cinema and a humanist approach.
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Mr. Baldwin portrays the chief executive as a blustering bully, imperious with the women on his staff, indignant with female authority figures and unfazed by the accounts of numerous women who say Mr. Trump sexually assaulted them.
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The protesters were unfazed by arguments suggesting that by targeting a major benefactor they were threatening the financial foundation of an important cultural institution, one that had made significant progress in diversifying its staff and its programming.
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The euro held at its lowest level in more than two years on Friday as quarter-end rebalancing flows boosted demand for the dollar, with investors unfazed by the latest political news out of the United States.
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So, they were likely unfazed by the study&aposs meager dose of coffee — about 80 milligrams of caffeine, about as much as one cup of coffee, which is less than many people consume in a single day.
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But unfazed, she made five straight pars and then after South Korean Park, who was playing a few groups ahead, pulled to within a shot with a birdie at 17, Ko concluded with three birdies in a row.
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Though Bird was concerned about the backlash, she revealed that Rapinoe was "completely unfazed" by the drama — and proved it by scoring two goals on penalty kicks in her team's 2-1 victory over Spain on June 24.
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Meghan, who seemed unfazed by the earlier incident, made a fairy tale entrance in her most glamorous dress of the tour: a tea-length black and white gown by Oscar de la Renta that appropriately featured bird designs.
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Because The Temper Trap have been touring so much in support of Thick as Thieves, Dougy hasn't spent much time there, but he's utterly unfazed by the upheaval; his itinerant upbringing means he takes it in his stride.
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In the wake of the Trump administration's staggeringly ineffectual response to the territory's continuing humanitarian crisis, Giovannetti, like so many Puerto Ricans, is turning to an unfazed group of neighborhood volunteers to help him start all over again.
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Facebook Won&apost Change Its "Real Name" Policy but Will Offer a WorkaroundFor nearly a decade, marginalized individuals—from transgender people to victims of abuse—have…Read more ReadLee, however, says he was personally unfazed by the incident.
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No one would cop to their sources of income, but you could always get a sense of how loaded people were just by where they lived, what they wore, the degree to which frontier life left them unfazed.
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Despite the chants of 'Ole, Ole, Ole', from one fan in particular who McGregor later suggests has "had a few, ye", Diaz is unfazed and continues to work a sweat up to the delight of his captive audience.
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Stock investors appear unfazed by yuan's resumed weakness against the dollar this week - the Chinese currency is on track to fall against the greenback for five straight days - as Chinese leaders reiterated that China opposes competitive currency depreciation.
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Markets were also unfazed by Italian politics and the bigger focus was a rocketing dollar and rising U.S. borrowing costs, which have spooked investors in recent weeks and intensifed concern about damage to global demand, squeezing emerging markets.
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Whiskey Tango Foxtrot takes the smart step of launching in 2006, with Kim as a capable, confident foreigner-gone-native, capable of robustly cursing an ass-grabbing local in his own language, and unfazed by explosions and gunfire.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Commercial property auctions are proving an unlikely bright spot in Britain's real estate market where a steep drop in sterling has attracted overseas buyers and local investors are as yet unfazed by potential fallout from Brexit.
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But those making the return trip said they had been unfazed by the chaos and unsanitary conditions in 1969, and instead remembered the kindness of locals, law enforcement and other concert-goers who offered food and medical aid.
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Utley sat quietly at his locker before Sunday night's game, seemingly unfazed by the animosity lingering since his hard slide in last year's playoffs resulted in a broken leg for Ruben Tejada, the Mets shortstop at the time.
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He visited Algeria during its civil war in the 21988s; according to Abdelghani, who survived the stabbing and testified against his brother at the trial last year, Abdelkader was entirely unfazed by the corpses piled in the streets.
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Prigozhin, nicknamed "Putin's cook" because of his catering business that has organized banquets for Russian President Vladimir Putin and other political figures, has been quoted by the RIA news agency as saying he was unfazed by the indictment.
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"Before, crystals made me broke, and now, crystals are making me rich," Spencer said, unfazed by his wife, who was whipping her high ponytail around and lip-syncing to an imaginary microphone in the middle of their bedroom.
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For much of the season, long after it had become clear that City would win the title with ease, Guardiola had seemed unfazed by all the excited chatter about which benchmarks his team might set on the way.
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After a chat with a pregnant neighbor, Novi (Dea Panendra), who has troubles of her own (and remains remarkably unfazed by the grisly head), Marlina pushes on and the story morphs into a road movie with western flavor.
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Trump supporters who aren't rich seem unfazed by his being a reverse Robin Hood who gives to the rich by borrowing money that will have to be paid back by all of us — and our children and grandchildren.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - For most people in Hong Kong, face masks have become a part of their daily attire amid worries about the coronavirus outbreak, but in the remote fishing village of Tai O, residents are relatively unfazed.
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Russian oil firms, which have kept on launching new fields unfazed by low oil prices, given that investments over previous years and a weak rouble have been shored up exports, have long said they need predictable taxation rules.
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