As Simpson notes, laughter isn't a sign of unseriousness or weakness.
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His tweets then seemed to demonstrate only the fundamental unseriousness of his presidential ambitions.
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Getting students interested in computer science at the lower levels would address this unseriousness head on.
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But anyone who views this idiosyncratically earthy habit of hers as hippie unseriousness or mere affectation should have come to Ojai.
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And his unseriousness just played a key role in the disastrous fate of the Republican effort to save the country from ObamaCare.
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These failures of character, as Romney told it, were connected to the campaign's policy failures and showed his unseriousness as a presidential candidate.
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His ideas on African migrants (build a giant camp in Libya) or Europe's demographic problems (encourage natives to have babies) expose a fundamental unseriousness.
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With all cable channels and the internet, there's a lot of noise but there's almost an unseriousness to the way we go about identifying national problems.
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To this day one sometimes reads articles portraying Ryan as a serious policy wonk, despite abundant evidence of his unseriousness and real questions about his actual command of policy.
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If it's rare to see a person over a certain age wearing a topknot, it's because it conveys a certain uncouth youthfulness, a sense of unseriousness, a need to provoke.
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Jesse Green, Vulture: At least in the ridiculous movie, Bartok the Bat & Co. signaled the limited intentions of the story and also its unseriousness, thus freeing audiences to enjoy it for what it was.
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Whether luchadors are literally slapping each other on the chest, or poking each other in the eyes, or acting cartoonishly shell-shocked from a hit, there's a level of silly slapstick to the event that reassures everyone of its unseriousness.
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Surrounding these images is the brightest pink, signaling the production of a kind of feminized memory that is still authoritative despite its symbolic girlishness (which is always read as an unseriousness) — it's a decided rejection of the tradition of masculinist Black remembering.
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First, she's with Bernie, then she says Medicare-for-All is a framework, then she agonizes for weeks over how to avoid saying the words middle-class taxes, finally releasing a "transition plan" that exposed once and for all her fundamental unseriousness on the issue.
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Russell had been worried that Wittgenstein would not appreciate the group's unseriousness and style of humour.McGuinness, Brian. Wittgenstein: A Life: Young Ludwig 1889-1921. University of California Press, 1988, p. 118.
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Sandral railway station () is located in Pakistan.The Sandral is a small village of District Khushab. unfortunately the Sandral Railway Station are not on his place after the Railway Stop.The train track are also destroy due to unseriousness of our Railway Department.
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While he found the basic shape "not unpleasant", the unseriousness led to an unfinished result, pointing out the lack of harmonization in the twin ram-air intakes, and the "incongruous" use of a retro single vertical stalk planted in the fuel tank in an otherwise futuristic design. Kerr acknowledges that DaimlerChrysler does not "give a damn" about the motorcycle industry point of view, because the Tomahawk was successful in its real purpose, "creating an almighty furor within the automotive world." Motorcyclist magazine's Jeff Karr speculated the boredom with having designed too many outlandish show cars, especially with DaimlerChrysler's history of doing the unexpected, made the designers want to do this for "the sheer outrage of the exercise", creating "a machine so resolutely evil, it has chunks of V-Max in its stool", "the ultimate bad-ass ride." Karr was positive about the "simultaneously futuristic and nostalgic" appearance where Glynn Kerr saw indecisiveness.
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