Are a waste of time, right, or a waste of time.
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Same with phone calls — they're a waste of time.
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She likely reckons it would be a waste of time.
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She insists it would just be a waste of time.
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That's a waste of resources and a waste of time.
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I've since realized that is a total waste of time.
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It's too painful and a waste of time and resources.
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"This is all just a waste of time," Baum said.
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For her, it was a waste of time and money.
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"Wants big &$ for the info- waste of time," Stone replied.
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Focusing on the bilateral balance is a waste of time.
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At this stage, political debate is a waste of time.
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Bourassa says further surveillance would be a waste of time.
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That, they said, would have been a waste of time.
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At best, this is a waste of time and money.
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"I saw it as a waste of time," he said.
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Common sense calls it a waste of time and energy.
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" He also called the special counsel a "waste of time.
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"Some people would say it's a complete waste of time."
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For me, these are a waste of time and money.
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This is all very bizarre and an embarrassing waste of time.
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It's a waste of time, that's what I'm most upset about.
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Cloud-watching among them was considered a disgusting waste of time.
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"A total waste of time," Trump tweeted shortly after the meeting.
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The opposition says the event is a waste of time, however.
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Or is it going to be just a waste of time?
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The program, critics said, was a waste of time and money.
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Building your media company's custom app was a waste of time.
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First, this is an enormous waste of time and taxpayer dollars.
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Long email responses are typically a waste of time, says Faye.
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He maintains that this a huge waste of time and resources.
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This represents a huge waste of time for many small firms.
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Trump's Oval Office address Tuesday was mostly a waste of time.
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Getting a fake is stressful, costly, and a waste of time.
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I believe that [those apps] are a big waste of time.
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Trump himself has loudly declared Mueller's effort a waste of time.
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Any form of art was a waste of time and resources.
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But the event was certainly not a complete waste of time.
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While fun, this was actually an almost criminal waste of time.
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On Friday he dismissed the effort as a waste of time.
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So talks on "soft Brexit" could be a waste of time.
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"I know you think it's a waste of time," I said.
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We think of them as unnecessary and a waste of time.
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Trump Jr. has also called the meeting a waste of time.
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Trump Jr. has said the meeting was a waste of time.
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The whole thing just feels like a frustrating waste of time.
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Wouldn't this be a monumental waste of time, money, and effort?
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In general, the post-classical architecture is a waste of time.
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Whoever said video games in university is a waste of time?
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The Trump Phoenix speech on immigration was a waste of time.
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To Adam and Shivaun, that seemed like a waste of time.
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For most people, obsessing over specs is a waste of time.
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Education, in all its forms, is never a waste of time.
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I thought that this would be a giant waste of time.
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So, personally, I feel like it's just a waste of time.
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They are sometimes annoying, senseless and a total waste of time.
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Boring and redundant meetings are a waste of time and energy.
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Playing the game of "what if?" is a waste of time.
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But that doesn't mean the tour was a waste of time.
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Eventually the headmaster said that caning him was a waste of time.
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The problem is that they can become a huge waste of time.
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You think public education is a massive waste of time and money.
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To even pretend to care seems like a colossal waste of time.
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His tunnel-digging Boring Company seems like a big waste of time.
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"Everything I did while undercover was a waste of time," he said.
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He said they had become a "terrible waste of time" for him.
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But trying to ban them outright is probably a waste of time.
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I thought that this was gonna be such a waste of time.
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CONVENTIONAL wisdom says that recounts are a waste of time and money.
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Men hate shopping for clothes and think it's a waste of time.
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Too much emphasis on the distant future is a waste of time.
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Doing either option too often is a waste of time and money.
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I just felt that it was a waste of time and resources.
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" In another tweet, Trump called the report "a total waste of time.
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I just thought it was a waste of time, but, oh well.
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I will consider it a tremendous waste of time, energy and money.
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" A Maryland official simply wrote about the program: "A waste of time.
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Recycling is a huge, colossal waste of time, energy, money, and resources.
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This is a waste of time and won't serve the public well.
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To this day, I've never experienced a greater professional waste of time.
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I reflected on this and realized Twitter was a waste of time.
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It is also a colossal waste of time, energy, and limited resources.
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Ms. Park, a conservative, said that would be a waste of time.
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Is that a duplication of effort, a waste of time and resources?
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Her attempts to address her trustworthiness deficits are a waste of time.
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There are people out there who think it's a waste of time.
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Getting into the gutter with him is an absolute waste of time.
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Mostly, though, Simmons grouses about what a waste of time college is.
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He found even Democrats who wonder if it's a waste of time.
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He thinks most movements for social good are a waste of time.
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He regards the zombie problem as a typically philosophical waste of time.
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In my inexperience, I thought this was a useless waste of time.
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And this is actually a waste of time to ask that question.
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In the end, the trip was not a total waste of time.
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"This is a complete American waste of time right here," Collins said.
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Which is a classic Trumpian move, yet a total waste of time.
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"It was a complete waste of time," Graham said after the meeting.
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The audio feature, on the other hand, is a complete waste of time.
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"It's a waste of time," said Leng who is part of the group.
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Now that Trump is president, it's rightly considered a spectacular waste of time.
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"I just thought it was a waste of time," Cheney told WHO-TV.
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"A catchall to do list is a total waste of time," says Faye.
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Many in the east see such a conference as a waste of time.
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The game was a waste of time because it never needed to exist.
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Everyone I talked to agreed the bathroom bill was a waste of time.
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" Sroka, reflecting the frustration, said meetings with Kavanaugh were a "waste of time.
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"We have learned that protesting is a waste of time," Dittrick told PEOPLE.
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Just left a meeting with Chuck and Nancy, a total waste of time.
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Moreover, they say that trying to improve satisfaction is a waste of time.
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The book itself usually was a waste of time, written by someone else.
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Q. Was the House Intel investigation a waste of time for congress members?
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On Thursday, though, he said that would have been a waste of time.
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Trump campaign dismisses Yovanovitch hearing as a waste of time 21628:218503 p.m.
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If not, their BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS was a total waste of time.
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This proved to be a huge mistake and a nightmarish waste of time.
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She thought Minder was a waste of time, but still worth a try.
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Lengthy negotiations are a waste of time and often go around in circles.
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"I think that this test was a waste of time," one student wrote.
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"The briefing was a colossal waste of time," Mr. Cicilline told reporters afterward.
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Meetings can be a waste of time — especially if people aren't paying attention.
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He didn't believe in God, so church seemed like a waste of time.
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And don't listen to those who claim it is a waste of time.
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" He also said the probe was "a waste of time for our country.
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It's a tremendous waste of time for the president of the United States.
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Self-made millionaire David Bach says that budgeting is a waste of time.
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Pressing Beijing on structural reforms is a waste of time in a blind alley.
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Some people have pointed out what a tremendous, tremendous waste of time this is.
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It was a waste of time and a disaster on so many different levels.
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To be sure, not all of the speech was a total waste of time.
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In that sense, then, much of the hearing felt like a waste of time.
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Just because they're ordinary doesn't mean being with them is a waste of time.
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Nico Reyes: I thought that this was gonna be such a waste of time.
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At school I found myself bored and thinking 'This is a waste of time.
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If that nominee is Donald J. Trump, that may be a waste of time.
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Many people (myself included) say that email is too often a waste of time.
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" He added: "I just thought it was a waste of time, but, oh well.
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"A waste of time, money, ingredients, and energy," an ostensibly incensed stranger told me.
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Other veterans of Palomares had warned him that it was a waste of time.
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What was marketed as an action comedy is in fact a waste of time.
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He opposed Clinton's impeachment, calling the efforts a huge waste of time and money.
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READ: A second summit between Trump and Kim sounds like a waste of time.
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And while this seems like a tremendous waste of time, what cultural criticism isn't?
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Decorum is an illusion, and arguing about it is often a waste of time.
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One student told KCBS that going to school Monday was a waste of time.
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Yet Mr. Lethem has intense gifts; nothing he writes is a waste of time.
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I just think they are a waste of time and never play them anymore.
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But the truth is that wasting time mostly feels like a waste of time.
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"Sitting here, harping on the past, is just a waste of time," Beasley said.
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A novel can be a trivial waste of time, and a game can teach. . . .
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Suddenly, building a gravitational-wave detector no longer seemed like a waste of time.
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This is just a simple railroad job and today's is a waste of time.
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It's mostly lacking must-see highs, but also only occasionally a waste of time.
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McConnell: 2020 GOP challenger would be 'waste of time' McConnell said that while anyone can throw their name into the ring to challenge Trump in a 2020 presidential primary, he believes it would be a "waste of time" for any Republican to try.
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Getting mad at SmugMug is a waste of time and there's no time to waste.
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Advantage: The most downside protection if cryptocurrency investing ends up being a waste of time.
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The idea of toggling between apps to do that seems like a waste of time.
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Another rule: Making the bed every morning is not required, it's a waste of time.
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But to see traffic jams purely as a waste of time is to miss something.
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Trump later dismissed any prospect of talks with North Korea as a waste of time.
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Van Drew, however, told reporters he viewed the whole exercise as a waste of time.
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"It tells me that the whole thing is a complete waste of time," Ibish said.
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The last three years of that sentence, if not more, were a waste of time.
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Mr Trump has at times called diplomacy with the Kim regime "a waste of time".
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Waiting around for a resolution is a waste of time and effort, the researchers wrote.
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I explored them and found them all to be pretty much a waste of time.
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And people are realizing that mindlessly browsing a newsfeed is a pure waste of time.
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"After about five minutes I said, 'This is a total waste of time,'" Corker said.
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"I was sure it was a complete waste of time," Wu recalls of that paper.
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Are all these new stadiums as big a waste of time for them as well?
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But it's probably a waste of time to closely parse a speech like this one.
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Should Mueller get fired, that would be a waste of time, according to Democratic Rep.
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Democrats dismissed the resolution as a waste of time instead of defending carbon taxes. Rep.
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But if you hunt for a picture infrequently, sorting may be a waste of time.
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Democrats, who out weighed Republicans in attendance, described the interview as a waste of time.
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Many thought that any courses outside of their professional interest were a waste of time.
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"It's frankly a waste of time," Mr. Cornyn said at the Judiciary Committee's business meeting.
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Meanwhile, multiple Democrats on the Energy Committee described the proceedings as a waste of time.
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But no doubt, explaining this to your in-laws would be a waste of time.
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Trump Jr. and Kushner have downplayed the meeting's significance, calling it a waste of time.
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And the impeachment trial to Scott is just a waste of time, the source said.
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"Some say it's a sport, but it's not, it's a waste of time," he said.
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Others described the impeachment process as "a waste of time" or too complicated to digest.
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It seemed a senseless waste of time and bandwidth for someone who rarely had either.
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"Here's the thing: shorting Tesla is a waste of time," I argued at the time.
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For all there is to point and laugh at, it's not a waste of time.
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"This is a waste of time," Pelosi said at a press conference in the Capitol.
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I think it's a waste of time — [Crosstalk] TRUMP: Well, based on everything I hear.
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But people soon realized this is not just tedious but a massive waste of time.
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" Pelosi said the temporary spending measure before the House on Thursday was a "waste of time.
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But a new study indicates that these efforts are largely a waste of time and money.
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Overall, I'd give this hack a 3/10 — mildly successful, but mostly a waste of time.
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Whelan, who denies the allegations against him, said the court hearings were a waste of time.
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Some veteran Republican operatives said Our Principles PAC had been a waste of time and money.
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It's a waste of time for the campaigns and the media to go after de Blasio.
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Trying to stipulate the optimal period over which decisions are made is a waste of time.
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But their failure to do so doesn't mean that impeachment was a big waste of time.
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Ally doesn't think Trump has a chance at winning and thinks it's a waste of time.
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Which activity will yield the greatest dividends, and which will feel like a waste of time?
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If you thought this post was a waste of time, congrats on your logic and pragmatism.
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It can also be an irresistible waste of time—a problem for seculars and religious, alike.
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This will be a huge waste of time and money that will likely yield garbage content.
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" April 19, 2019 [Tweet]: "...big, fat, waste of time, energy and money - $30,000,000 to be exact.
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" Pelosi said the temporary spending measure before the House on Thursday was a "waste of time.
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It's a complete waste of time — time that you could have spent doing something more worthwhile.
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To be sure, I'm not saying college is a waste of time and money for everyone.
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Third time, they're going to say this is a complete waste of time, I'm going away.
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"I thought it was going to be boring and a waste of time," she says bluntly.
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You may find that it's frustrating or a waste of time, but at least it's free.
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" Miller also slammed the Black Lives Matter movement, saying it was "a stupid waste of time.
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The juror -- who wouldn't say how he voted -- feels a retrial is a waste of time.
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And so maybe I thought everybody out there was thinking, This is a waste of time.
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The desire to change majors shouldn't be dismissed as wishful thinking or a waste of time.
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"In the next game if we don't do it it's a waste of time," Wall said.
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Some might conclude from this that he suspects another visit would be a waste of time.
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Democrats have already dismissed the whole probe as a partisan waste of time and taxpayers' money.
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His father in particular was aghast at what he saw as an expensive waste of time.
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"One hundred hours of random community service hours is a colossal waste of time," Doe said.
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But Sanders's allies see the debate as a waste of time that only interests party elites.
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"Giving this negativity any of your attention is a huge waste of time," says Carly Jean.
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Searching for habitable planets around ultra-cool dwarfs has long been considered a waste of time.
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Democrats were quick to describe it as a waste of time and a fishing expedition. Rep.
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As a result, it ends up feeling like that waste of time you're trying to avoid.
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We got Mesereau out last month, and he called the retrial a gigantic waste of time.
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A handful of Pennsylvania legislators objected to the hellbender bill, considering it a waste of time.
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It's proof, the president's blinkered backers bray, that the whole inquiry is a waste of time.
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"The current decades-old process is a waste of time, money and resources," Mr. Brune said.
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For all there is to point and laugh at, the movie isn't a waste of time.
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Without that, everything else that the US does in Afghanistan is mostly a waste of time.
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"Worrying about things you have no control over is just a waste of time," Bartell said.
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"What gets fought over when that doesn't happen is a tragic waste of time," he said.
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"Just left a meeting with Chuck and Nancy, a total waste of time," the president tweeted.
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Of course, it's sometimes a waste of time to try to advance legislation the president doesn't support.
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The pyramids probably seemed like a pretty big waste of time and energy back in the day.
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Successful people know that caring about what other people think is a waste of time and energy.
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You know, not everyone on the left feels that this justice pick is a waste of time.
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While this is nice in theory, it feels like a waste of time and a bit odd.
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It's a waste of time, so we tend to do the fast follow, our much smarter stories.
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The low turnout is a sign that many people saw the elections as a waste of time.
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She was already in the CT scanner, a pure waste of time, money, emotional energy and radiation.
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If you're targeting people who don't care about the content, it's a waste of time and money.
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It's a waste of time to try to minimize the cost of your materials at this stage.
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Embrace the Run CommuteSitting on the train, or in your car, is a huge waste of time.
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Putting all of those things together just for one frappuccino sounds like a big waste of time.
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If you don't need a certain range of motion, it's a waste of time training for it.
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Arguing whether or not a technology should be implemented after the fact is a waste of time.
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But maybe couponing and deal-hunting is not your thing — or feels like a waste of time.
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This 49ers season is a waste of time, and thankfully it's done being broadcast on national television.
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I finally realised that dwelling on these awful Tinder encounters would be an utter waste of time.
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Worrying about awkwardness, or being judgey about other people's awkwardness, is such a stupid waste of time.
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For a few minutes, I thought: What could actually be a bigger waste of time than this?
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Does this mean all the conversations you'll have in early December will be a waste of time?
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Clinton at a hearing in October, which even some conservative commentators derided as a waste of time.
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Self-made millionaire James Altucher says that going to college is a waste of time and money.
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" She contrasted that with what she described as "surface commentary," which she called "a waste of time.
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"No, I think it would be a waste of time to begin negotiations with him," he said.
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" He went on to claim that his boss, an assistant manager, called him a "waste of time.
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None of this adds up to a case that wearable fitness technology is a waste of time.
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It was all platonic basically but we formed good friendships, so it's not a waste of time.
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They can be silly, and exhausting, and sometimes seem like a giant waste of time and money.
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I've trained for and run in three marathons, and none of them was a waste of time.
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"It was a complete waste of time," Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, told reporters afterward.
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Female-only events are almost always a waste of time — always keep pushing for inclusion and diversity.
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There's nothing more frustrating than having your hard work derailed by waste — of time, effort, resources, etc.
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Productivity and leadership coach Ellen Faye agrees that long email responses are usually a waste of time.
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Not only is this entire matter an absurd waste of time, it is clearly unlawful and unconstitutional.
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Yet, they treated #Hot-Topics like an anomaly, an unnecessary waste of time compounded by inappropriate language.
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That tiny protest in the park solidified my sinking sense that activism was a waste of time.
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The Republicans simply argued, over and over, that the whole thing was a dumb waste of time.
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I don&apost think anybody thinks that that -- the entirety of that mission is a waste of time.
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Steve Chabot, an Ohio Republican, called the interview a "total waste of time" as he left the room.
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Of course, it&aposs sometimes a waste of time to try to advance legislation the President doesn't support.
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In this science fiction anthology, encounters with interdimensional beings prove to be a complete a waste of time.
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Any effort to unionize may be a waste of time if the federal government under Trump blocks it.
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Trump Jr says that no compromising materials were delivered and he considered the meeting a waste of time.
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So in a world where matching is automatic, signing an offer sheet is basically a waste of time.
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U.S. President Donald Trump later dismissed any prospect of talks with North Korea as a waste of time.
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In August Mr Bolton called talking to the hereditary Marxist dictatorship "worse than a mere waste of time".
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It was "totally a waste of time" to hear her speak, said Jay Leung, 20, a university student.
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" Trump also appeared to reference McCain's proposal in a tweet Monday, calling it "a total waste of time.
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Trump's argument is that no collusion has been proven and so the investigation is a waste of time.
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In most cases—and your stomach would agree with me here—it would be big waste of time.
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" The grand mufti called chess "a waste of time, money and a reason for the enmity between players.
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Whether or not you agree with the underlying message, the game itself is a cute waste of time.
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"It's a waste of time to compare yourself to the upper echelon of the whole world," he says.
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The scientists conclude that the current IWC review is a "waste of time," because Japan doesn't bother listening.
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Testing drugs half an hour before someone plans on using them is a waste of time, he argued.
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I always hated the idea of being asleep because I thought it was a huge waste of time.
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Democratic lawmakers think the whole thing is a big waste of time and distracts from more pressing issues.
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It's almost a waste of time, except for people to put their view of it on the record.
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Tillis's office says he will go forward despite Trump's view that legislative negotiations are a waste of time.
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Other CEOs may consider the gesture frivolous or a waste of time, but Yellen is quick to disagree.
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But he believes it's a waste of time and money to arrest him when he isn't harming anyone.
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Trump Jr. later called the meeting a waste of time and said they only discussed Russian adoption policies.
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Warren Buffett believes trying to time the market is a waste of time and hazardous to investment success.
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"Just left a meeting with Chuck and Nancy, a total waste of time," Trump tweeted on January 5.73.
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All the speculation about a secret FBI "spy" hidden inside the Trump campaign is a waste of time.
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"To just go to one gig [per second], to us, seems like a waste of time," Goei said.
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"Well, I think it's a waste of time, honestly," the billionaire said during a Fox News town hall.
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Here's hoping that state lawmakers recognize that both HB 1441 and 1549 are a similar waste of time.
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Maybe those 5,000 readings of "Goodnight Moon" to my 2-month-olds weren't such a waste of time.
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At times it's felt almost productive, but in the end, I recognize that it's a waste of time.
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The biggest waste of time and source of stress in the workplace is chasing our to-do lists.
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Besides, playing PUBG on the PC is a waste of time now that the mobile version is out.
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Any other experience now seems like a waste of time, requiring another click while you navigate the feed.
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I generally think most music videos are a waste of time, but this—this—is worth a watch.
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Nine times out of 10, I'd decide that going on a date would be a waste of time.
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High fees make it a waste of time to bet on some contracts, especially ones for unlikely outcomes.
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First dates can be exhausting and a waste of time if you don't immediately vibe with the person.
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With the exception of a few actors, "Cats" is an unmitigated disaster — and a gigantic waste of time.
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The injustice of his trial was so blatant that opposing it seems almost like a waste of time.
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It looks like the trade talks in coming days might be a bit of a waste of time.
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If not, further insinuation that he's involved is nothing more than a scandalous waste of time and energy.
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"Well I think it's really a waste of time honestly," he said during a Fox News town hall.
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Like you never tell yourself, 'Well that was a waste of wood,' instead of a waste of time?
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Apple and other companies believed that shipping goods to Hong Kong was a waste of time and energy.
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The proposal is a waste of time and taxpayer resources that will only result in delay and litigation.
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Detouring military personnel to out-of-the-way golf resorts is, similarly, a waste of time and money.
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I'd do that once every two or three levels, and it felt like an enormous waste of time.
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So let's put to bed the idea that the Mueller investigation was a waste of time and money.
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And Twitter's leadership is opposed, saying that examining the idea would be a waste of time and money.
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"I thought it was mostly a benign waste of time and only occasionally truly malignant," he explained to Hyperallergic.
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Wade is overturned, passing laws like these will always to be a waste of time and money for states.
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I'll admit that saying education is a waste of time and money makes me sound like a mean person.
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If Melissa McCarthy and Sean Spicer don't take a photo together, this whole night is a waste of time.
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Taylor looks at the pitch on their iPad for approximately three seconds before declaring it a waste of time.
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But if you'd like to play it safe, aiming for a U.S. VC may be a waste of time.
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If you are already getting quite a bit of money, appealing the package can be a waste of time.
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Once you lose that, I think the effort becomes a waste of time, especially in the age of CGI.
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Meanwhile, Trump has called the H-1B a waste of time, misrepresenting and mischaracterizing the program along the way.
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A citizen's initiative against time-turning deemed it a waste of time and effort, and clocked up 70,000 signatures.
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They did not see any redeeming qualities in gaming, and thought that it was a huge waste of time.
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It marked a rare point of agreement during a hearing that Democrats repeatedly called a waste of time. Rep.
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And that's Days Gone in a nutshell: a waste of time that doesn't get you anything decent in return.
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In a statement, the movement said that talking to "powerless and foreign-imposed entities" was a waste of time.
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It provided Republicans good reason to argue that the investigation was a two-year, multimillion-dollar waste of time.
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He thinks it's a waste of time and money because no outbreaks have been tied to the state's apples.
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I don't think someone like Quinn has ever leaned in her life; it would be a waste of time.
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That probably suits him, because State of the Union speeches are, by their nature, a grueling waste of time.
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" He added, "If we don't win, I will consider this the single greatest waste of time, energy…and money.
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Some moderate Republicans hold a similar view, but conservatives largely see a bipartisan bill as a waste of time.
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Every Cullinan he gets sells so quickly that even trading cars to another dealership is a waste of time.
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In other words, trying to identify sadists and masochists in Germany's M&A dungeon is a waste of time.
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But even at that speed, it would be a waste of time to blindly try out every possible combination.
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What I learned from my son's birth is that fearing the future is normal, but a waste of time.
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His advisers see it as a waste of time to try to fill his head with facts and figures.
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"Talking about 2020 right now is a total distraction and waste of time," Kerry told CBS News last month.
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Comey and House Democrats said the interview was a waste of time, consumed with questions about Hillary Clinton's emails.
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Trump Jr. has said the meeting ended up being about Russian adoption policy and was a waste of time.
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And Johnson knows that worrying about anything that's out of his control is a waste of time and energy.
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It was more proof that worrying about my weight is a huge waste of time, energy, and emotional reserves.
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I gave it a shot once or twice, but it felt totally pointless and a complete waste of time.
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Fishing might be great in Tampa Bay but a waste of time near Sanibel, as was true until recently.
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Is infringement litigation a waste of time and money that would be better spent on new products and ideas?
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Many people have criticized it for being a waste of time that had no effect on the larger plot.
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The international organization's refugee chief has said even trying to plan for safe zones is a waste of time.
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Pondering nothing could be considered, at best, a form of meditation, and, at worst, a total waste of time.
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The current system to track hate crimes is "largely a waste of time" when diagnosing the problem, he says.
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But waiting for everyone to become polished enough to look at home there is likely a waste of time.
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"People say, 'Don't go to college; you're not going to get anywhere, it's a waste of time,'" Anufriev said.
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"It's a waste of time; people are laughing at it," she said, holding a pink "Women for Trump" flag.
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Greta Thunberg said it would be a waste of time for her to talk to Trump about climate change
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I think that would be a ridiculous waste of time and a terribly corrosive message to the entire country.
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Until Congress decides how much a new tax code should raise, debating other details is a waste of time.
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Some people like to look at their gains and losses daily, and it is such a waste of time.
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She found a sizable Hmong population that considers the shows to be a waste of time or low-value.
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But as a substantive and coherent part of Modern Warfare 2, it's a failure and a waste of time.
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And Frank Bruni, opinion editor for the New York Times, says this is a waste of time and resources.
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Rogues says that this was a nod to his past in drawing, which he considers a waste of time.
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Some think that the entire video-replay system is a waste of time, due to the subjectivity of the laws.
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That we've failed to do this doesn't mean education is a waste of time; it means we're doing it wrong.
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He has criticized the Trump administration's move to send troops to the U.S.-Mexico border as a waste of time.
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No matter how much weight you gain, lose, or maintain, worrying about what others think is a waste of time.
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Reports of behind-the-scenes diplomacy come despite Trump's assertions that talks with North Korea are a waste of time.
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Experts have told CNBC that the summit is a waste of time given that neither Israel nor Palestine are attending.
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For his part, Quick insists that he was fine all along, and the whole thing was a waste of time.
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Judge Simon Cowell regarded him as a waste of time and undeserving of a continued spot on the Idol stage.
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Critics say it is an outdated waste of time, others argue it offers a rare chance to lobby senior ministers.
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Yet for years, skeptics have argued that attempting to explore the outer reaches of space was a waste of time.
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Any attempt to divine the intentions of showrunners Jonah Nolan and Lisa Joy was a waste of time and energy.
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But generally, they just go right down the middle, and the whole thing feels like a giant waste of time.
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"So I think the suits are a waste of time, they are not going to change the results," he added.
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He dismissed the black nationalist and black power movements as impractical, a waste of time in a predominantly white country.
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Many activists opposed to the Trump agenda dismiss the shaming as a waste of time and, in some cases, counterproductive.
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Critics have also said the deployment is detrimental to the U.S. military, calling it a waste of time and resources.
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But are they a unique window into our tastes and innermost desires, or an elaborate waste of time and money?
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The meeting was a complete waste of time, and Don was never told Ms. Veselnitskaya's name prior to the meeting.
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He says that most job interviews are a waste of time; good hiring can come from asking the right questions.
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"This means no more worry, no more waste of time, no more extra expense for a tax preparer," he declared.
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Nunberg called the special counsel a "waste of time" on NBC and described it as a "witch hunt" to CNN.
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Point out to them how the nominal winner is often a real loser – in fees, expenses, and waste of time.
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You're not able to remove the venom that has been injected like that, so sucking is a waste of time.
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At the time, Toronto law enforcement said an investigation into the pro-pot stunts would be a waste of time.
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Deleting the app is the best way to take a stance and say that Facebook is a waste of time.
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The envoy said the latest round of EU-UK talks in Brussels was a waste of time, the sources said.
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Maybe the handful of teams from Greece and Poland and Belgium who make it are just a waste of time.
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A man said he had taken a self-help course but had considered it a waste of time and money.
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I just never got interested in it, seemed like a waste of time to me, I'll be honest with you.
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If a waste of time goes on long enough, some said, shouldn't someone be held accountable for all that wasting?
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Protests without a long-range strategic plan to get liberal progressives in office are a waste of time and energy.
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Many trust builders, such as small talk, can seem a waste of time to people who don't understand their purpose.
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When looking at edited photos with young people, parents should refrain from criticizing the activity as a waste of time.
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Trump earlier this month said it was a waste of time for Tillerson to try to negotiate with North Korea.
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But cash is more important than your mother in a startup, so managing it is never a waste of time.
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Fortunately, both tax relief plans under consideration, simplifies the process and the code, eliminating that waste of time and treasure.
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Trump Jr. has called the meeting a waste of time, and that Veselnitskaya did not want to talk about Clinton.
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Continuing a one-size-fits-all strategy is a waste of time, money and energy that benefits only clueless consultants.
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"Just left a meeting with Chuck [Schumer] and Nancy, a total waste of time," Trump wrote on Twitter Wednesday afternoon.
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As recently as last week he advocated for a CNN boycott, calling it a "complete waste of time" on Twitter.
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On the other end of that spectrum, though, many people (like me) can see first dates as a waste of time.
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I said that for him, it would be a waste of time and money to start working in Muay Thai industry.
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But most gambling experts who aren't trying to sell you books or courses on it say it's a waste of time.
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In retrospect, you only give it power by responding to it, and it was a waste of time to do that.
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Audi knew that would be the case from the start — but that doesn't mean the test was a waste of time.
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When I first became a manager a few years ago, I thought the chitchat was useless and a waste of time.
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"It becomes a waste of time to write small cheques for funds of this scale," SWF Institute president Michael Maduell said.
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It is difficult to believe that an actual first encounter with interdimensional beings would be such a complete waste of time.
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"I have a lot of feelings about technology and how it's a waste of time," said Tony Oursler, a multimedia artist.
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Honeypot adds additional features to help make this process more accurate and less of a waste of time on both sides.
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Barr's discussions about this with foreign heads of state and cabinet ministers is somewhere between silly and a waste of time.
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" We pushed this for like another four, five weeks to keep trying, and we're saying, "This is a waste of time.
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They assert this education is useless, ineffective and a waste of time, and we should stop spending money and effort altogether.
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Other writers, including Fang, have described the Cultural Revolution largely as a massive waste of time during which atrocities were frequent.
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In Time is slightly different as well because time is precious, so nothing exists that would be a waste of time.
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The UFO community has mainly found this internet meme to be nothing more than a joke and a waste of time.
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The idea was never to fully charge the batteries at a Supercharger because that would have been a waste of time.
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Read More: I visited the top of the tallest building in the world, and it was a colossal waste of time
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Representative Doug Collins, the Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, dismissed the move on subpoenas as a partisan waste of time.
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"After about five minutes, I said, 'This is a total waste of time,'" Corker told Tillerson at a June budget hearing.
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Once an area of study is chosen, second thoughts can appear to be a waste of time and, more importantly, money.
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Conservative allies of President Trump are borrowing from the Democrats' 1998 playbook, claiming the inquiry is all a waste of time.
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"Talking about 85033 right now is a total distraction and waste of time," Kerry tells CBS's Margaret Brennan in the interview.
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It's like a consolation prize we give ourselves in order to feel like the relationship wasn't a complete waste of time.
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Trump made clear once again in a news conference Wednesday he believes the investigation is a waste of time and money.
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"Just left a meeting with Chuck and Nancy, a total waste of time," Trump tweeted shortly after the meeting broke up.
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But in recent weeks, comments from Trump's allies have made it clear that asking nicely would be a waste of time.
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Half the investor introductions during a fundraise are often a complete waste of time if not outright damaging, psychologically or materially.
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I didn't have "play dates" — what a waste of time, and besides, these American girls weren't properly raised, and their mothers!
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"I wish we hadn't done pitch decks because they were such a waste of time and they still are," Randolph said.
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Mr. Vereen, who has a busy performing schedule, said the whole episode had been an excruciating waste of time and money.
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And he scoffed at the poll-driven word-parsing ways of modern politics, calling them a waste of time and money.
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Not only are lengthy commutes a waste of time, but they can make you feel unhappy about your job, says Stransky.
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Some people strongly believe in, and promote the importance of business networking, while others believe it is a waste of time.
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They suggested impeachment would be a waste of time given that Senate Republicans are likely to acquit Trump in a trial.
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Some challenges are so grand and momentous that anxiety seems, at best, a waste of time and energy in confronting them.
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While it seems like a huge waste of time, it's also gotten me opportunities that I would not have otherwise gotten.Absolutely.
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Pinpointing the exact number of games Gretzky would have needed in Crosby's time and vice versa is a waste of time.
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"It's a complete and utter waste of time," said Roy Anderson, a professor of infectious disease epidemiology at Imperial College London.
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I just thought it was a waste of time and money for people to do that when we had another solution.
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Secure parents can watch this parade without getting judgmental or overinvolved, recognizing that self-expression is not a waste of time.
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"Men are thinking that semen analyses are an embarrassment, inconvenience, disgrace, and waste of time," he said in a press release.
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"The heartbeat bills are in many ways a waste of time, because you're going below the standard of Roe," he said.
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Means-testing initial payments to individuals — that is, restricting who gets the checks based on income — is a waste of time.
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Mr. Kelly firmly embraced diplomacy with North Korea, sharply contrasting the president's recent declaration that negotiations are a waste of time.
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He'll own the media narrative, and the whole thing will seem to persuadable voters to have been a waste of time.
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In an interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity on Tuesday, Trump Jr. described the meeting as a waste of time.
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Which is why they are a waste of time, money and effort for people who actually care about growing the economy.
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"I am just at my breaking point with feeling like it's a waste of time," said Pascucci about the complaint process.
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When it comes to PTSD, insight is a waste of time because the fact is that something inconceivably terrible has happened.
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"Otherwise your charm offensive is likely to be waste of time and money," Mr. Chauthaiwale wrote in a tweet on Thursday.
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My experiences can prevent them from going down a similar road and so the whole journey wasn't a complete waste of time.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoA few weeks before this strange waste of time, my editor had dropped a box down on my desk.
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But, for Americans who get paid time off from their work, not taking those days is a waste of time and money.
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The survey results contain other illuminating findings, including that most workers and managers alike think performance reviews are a waste of time.
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Any deal on DACA that does not include STRONG border security and the desperately needed WALL is a total waste of time.
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He wants a more powerful army, but can treat allies with contempt and thinks aid and diplomacy are a waste of time.
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You'll probably get hurt or hurt other people, and get angry and defensive, and feel like it's all a waste of time.
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Networking. For some it's a pleasure, for others it's a chore, but for the vast majority it's a total waste of time.
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Youssri thought the classes were a waste of time, so he started to learn about software development on his own at night.
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In the interim before the new legislation goes into effect, applying for this license would be a waste of time, Ardern said.
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In the end, my first experience with cybersex wasn't a complete waste of time — I'd definitely try it again in different circumstances.
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"My job is just a dull waste of time," says one woman in her 20s who works for a state-run firm.
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Now, of course, a massive national campaign to make us all better skiers would be a stupid waste of time and resources.
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TO GO OUT AND ARGUE IN A RATIONAL WAY SOME OF THE THINGS THAT ARE BEING SAID IS A WASTE OF TIME.
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That's not to say that earning a reputation as a selfless, inspirational royal Mother Teresa-figure would be a waste of time.
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In other words, the district has long been considered a waste of time for Democrats — that is, until Grechen Shirley came along.
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This means Caleb and Hanna's trip to The Radley to look for the receipt was a waste of time, in my opinion.
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Whatever the SEL people's motives, their agenda is a waste of time and money, and it obviously hasn't helped improve academic outcomes.
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But, despite her admiration for Instagram's impact on her restaurant, she said it was "a waste of time" on a personal level.
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Just "hanging out" on a daily basis is a major waste of time since it distracts you from working towards your goals.
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Or, you know, you're one of those people who thinks it's all a dumb sham and a waste of time and energy.
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That email she sent to your colleague wasn't actually a waste of time, you just thought it was because she sent it.
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And Fox News contributor Jedediah Bila on Wednesday said that the shutdown was a "waste of time" if Trump signs the deal.
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He thinks attempting to sort plastic recycling is ultimately a waste of time and energy, and his point may be worth considering.
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Trump Jr. and others in attendance have maintained that the meeting was a "waste of time" and that nothing came of it.
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They also are an abuse of power and a waste of time when Congress should be focusing on solving important national issues.
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If I see him at Tavern on the Green and nothing happens, it will be a tremendous waste of time and energy.
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Trump Jr. has called the meeting a waste of time, saying the lawyer instead wanted to discuss American adoptions of Russian children.
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He was also kicked out of Moscow University after failing academically, having stopped attending classes that he considered a waste of time.
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There is an argument that all of this is a waste of time: After all, we'll know the actual result soon enough.
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There's a new E.R.A. movement underway now and it makes me so sad to say I think it's a waste of time.
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Trump has sought to counter that message, portraying impeachment as a waste of time by Democrats consumed with forcing him from office.
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Almost 220% believe that military service is better to be dodged, if possible, and 230% believe it is a waste of time.
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After all, when he first started to study consciousness in vegetative patients, people thought that was a waste of time and resources.
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President Trump, however, tweeted that he told Tillerson that it was a waste of time trying to negotiate with North Korea's leader.
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" Still, some centrists in attendance were highly skeptical such a bipartisan plan could work, calling the "kumbaya" meeting a "waste of time.
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"I hope that enough people write to her that she doesn't feel like it was a total waste of time," she added.
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The Los Angeles Times's editorial board slammed A.B. 857 as setting the stage for "a massive waste of time" and government resources.
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In that book he makes a bold argument: Public education is waste of time and money and we should stop investing in it.
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Miles told NuVasive that pursuing the deal would be "a waste of time" because Alphatec had an "aged, undifferentiated portfolio," the lawsuit said.
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Why it matters A great manager knows that it's a waste of time to wallow and worry about a past we can't change.
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People aren't going to take the time to seriously answer your question if they suspect doing so will be a waste of time.
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" She called the plans for a plebiscite after the next election, which is estimated to cost $160 million, a "complete waste of time.
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Fans of the '90s The Mummy might fondly remember the movie as profoundly awful, a waste of time and money and pretty boring.
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This is the way the business has been trending for a while, and it's a waste of time to be depressed about it.
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It was 18 seconds long, and it was largely seen by fans as a waste of time and money and was beyond disappointing.
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Sarah Cook, Freedom House's senior research analyst for East Asia, tells The Verge that abiding by local regulation is a waste of time.
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One, Bishop Rudolf Voderholzer, has said it is a waste of time and energy to consider any changes to the celibate male priesthood.
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"We're doing a lot of things in the military in general that are absolutely a waste of time," a Navy admiral tells PEOPLE.
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"What you don't want to do is go spend a fortune and then find it's actually a complete waste of time," said Flewitt.
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"If people think gaming is a waste of time, perhaps they should look at some existing games and assess them carefully," Posso says.
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You want to understand a very complicated story and a total scam and waste of time for this country, read Gregg&aposs book.
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A week later, it was all a waste of time anyway because I broke up with army cadet to be with pill boy.
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Depending on your problem, it might be a waste of time telling your tale to the very first person who answers the phone.
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When I got the kooky letters from them, I thought it was a waste of time if I wasn't getting paid for it.
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The effort of trying to know, of treating the fundamentally ambiguous as something to be solved, is at best a waste of time.
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Stop comparing yourself to others "It's a waste of time to compare yourself to the upper echelon of the whole world," he says.
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Chess is a "waste of time" and causes enmity between players, according to the grand mufti of Saudi Arabia, Sheikh Abdulaziz al-Sheikh.
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When they returned home, she walked in through the back door and said the visit to the doctor was a waste of time.
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Currently, grocery retailers either leverage their stores (which is a waste of time) or have a giant warehouse outside of the big city.
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And I learned really sharply what a waste of time that kind of competitiveness with your peers is, that I really missed him.
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Trump Jr. has maintained publicly that the meeting was a "waste of time," stating that the meeting was focused on Russian adoption policy.
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Executives in the ad-blocking industry denounced Facebook's decision, calling it a misguided waste of time that would harm the social network's members.
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The days of video games being seen as a waste of time might over just like the days of 25-cent arcade games.
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"Don't be confused into thinking that OAT is a waste of time because 'It is just substituting one drug for another,'" Millar said.
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The 'thrilling' scenes are really predictable and when I got out of the theater, I just said it was a waste of time.
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The briefings are marginally useful at best (transcript here of what the excluded reporters missed), and a terrific waste of time at worst.
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Except as a source of sadomasochistic diversion, the entire agonizing experience will, therefore, prove to be a colossal waste of time and blather.
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"The lawyers were busy and felt Trump was a waste of time and they should be focusing on the Hillary report," he said.
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"If they don't play games or 'aged out of it,' they might see them as frivolous or a waste of time," Cypheroftyr says.
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Mr. Trump called the investigation an extravagant waste of time that detracted from an administration that he insisted had compiled a sterling record.
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Video Games Aren't Addictive Playing them is normal behavior that at worst is a waste of time, according to this Opinion essay writer.
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Mr. Trump has not only predicted the investigation's outcome, he has also said the entire case is a waste of time and money.
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Any attempt to engage Trump in a serious conversation about the powers of the presidency, therefore, is a waste of time and energy.
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"I truly believe it's a waste of time for the committee to be watching tape," the CBS college football analyst Gary Danielson said.
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It is then only a small step to conclude that the search for medical intervention is unnecessary or even a waste of time.
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Should that windfall lead to a cure, would anyone seriously argue that the sloshing in freezing water was a silly waste of time?
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As for who they want to help out -- they're keeping it confidential, but Prince's alleged son thinks it's all a waste of time.
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Which is why when this prick tells me I can't get it I can confidently declare the entire exercise a waste of time.
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Washing dishes is a waste of time, which is why everyone should use paper plates; it saves times and arguments with your spouse.
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Sometimes they might not live up to that, in the same way that anything we choose to do can be a waste of time.
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Telling hockey fans about how great Sidney Crosby is almost seems like a waste of time; at this point, you're preaching to the choir.
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But that doesn't mean Reiki is a complete waste of time; studies have shown that Reiki can help reduce psychological distress and relieve pain.
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" But one Republican operative close to the campaign, still "fuming" about Trump's debate performance, tells Politico, "I think it's a complete waste of time.
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The effort has yielded no helpful sign of the Boeing 777, but that doesn't mean it's been a pure waste of time and money.
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I mean you guys always ask that question, and no one knows, and I think it's actually almost a waste of time to guess.
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Melo and many others now see the protests, which left 125 people dead and thousands wounded or in jail, as a waste of time.
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And he's probably also aware that it's a waste of time for any non-Democrat to run after elusive female and Latino voters anyway.
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"If the future is electric — and it likely will be at some point — then laying the groundwork now is not a waste of time."
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However, if he had spent hundreds and hundreds of hours on a book that didn't do well, that would've been a waste of time.
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"I was telling myself that I wasn't worth anything, and I was a waste of time," the 29-year-old told the Hartlepool Mail.
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But to compare each feature side-by-side would be a waste of time in a time when app features are so easily copied.
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The decision is so absurd, so entirely divorced from external reality, that trying to make sense of it is probably a waste of time.
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There may be other ways to do both, but focusing on redistricting reform is likely to be a large waste of time and effort.
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"Some detectives said our search as a community was a waste of time," said Jacobita Cortes, a pastor at Adalberto Memorial United Methodist Church.
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My stepfather said to me, 'You are a waste of time,' and everything I did from that moment on was to prove him wrong.
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Trump, during his 2016 campaign for the presidency, had rejected the idea of holding state dinners, feeling they were an expensive waste of time.
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And as DJ Booth first noted, a new Ye story is out in the world now thanks to ItsTheReal's A Waste of Time podcast.
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There would be no disincentive to attempt illegal entry, making the entire notion of legal immigration seem like a waste of time and effort.
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He has downplayed the meeting, describing it as a "waste of time" and saying it was about Russian adoption policy related to American sanctions.
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Paul on Sunday said he believes it is a "waste of time" to try to hold Putin accountable for Russian interference in U.S. elections.
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CRAIG VENTER: Several well-known physicians have given statements to the press that getting these screens is a total waste of time and money.
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Priorities shift, and suddenly friendship starts to seem like a luxury, maybe even a waste of time that is now in ever shorter supply.
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Buying yesterday's solution to defend against tomorrow's challenges and threats is a waste of time and money — and does not make us more secure.
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Wade is overturned, passing laws like these will always be a grand symbolic gesture but a giant waste of time and money for states.
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The very idea is typically dismissed as a waste of time to even consider, and the reason is a sort of mutually assured destruction.
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It made me sharper, and I began to think that many of our meetings were too often theoretical — and, frankly, a waste of time.
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"A lot of the Americans leave when they see the photo," Taylor says, because they think it's offensive, or just a waste of time.
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Mr. Trump can decide tomorrow that pursuing Mr. Flynn and others for lying to the F.B.I. agents is a waste of time and money.
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His only college experience was part of a single semester that he felt pressured into, until he decided it was a waste of time.
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Even my shaman knew what a waste of time all of this was, so I packed up my incense and plotted my next move.
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An acquittal would support efforts by Trump and his allies to portray the probe as a "witch hunt" and waste of time and resources.
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Trump Jr. has defended himself in following days by saying that the meeting was a "waste of time" and that no information was obtained.
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Conservatives argue it is a waste of time, but that hasn't stopped other rank-and-file members from trying to work with Democrats. Sen.
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Pfeffer argues that the billions spent on corporate-leadership seminars are a waste of time and money, because they fail to produce better leaders.
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Or is the person too far gone in terms of subscribing and peddling hate that such an effort would be a waste of time?
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"Any deal on DACA that does not include STRONG border security and the desperately needed WALL is a total waste of time," he tweeted.
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Or, as I suspect, will the two markets remain very similar — proving that this whole agonized debate has been a giant waste of time?
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Put this all together, and the hours we spend compulsively checking our phones may add up to much more than a waste of time.
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Over 45, [it] is probably a waste of time in terms of getting pregnant, and an unnecessary risk to the woman if not healthy.
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Paredes thinks the best way to make people understand what a waste of time and money it would be is by taking to the skies.
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Does that mean Malcolm X might think it'd be a big waste of time to even cast a ballot against Trump in the 2016 election?
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"It's a waste of money and a waste of time," says Wayne Grist, a butcher, who is among the more diplomatic of the government's critics.
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Even if a friend never fucked you over, meeting with them for lunch may be a huge waste of time if you're not into it.
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Some would say that it's a complete waste of time, while others would preach about how it's the best decision you can make for yourself.
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All images courtesy of 'A Profound Waste of Time' Every so often, it's enough to simply share a little love on this internet of ours.
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There are 1700+ more delegates to go," he said, adding later, "I just think it's a waste of time playing those matrix games right now.
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A South Korean president who decided that pursuing this goal was a waste of time would arguably face even harsher condemnation — including from the right.
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Trump has vented back that the meetings are unlikely to produce anything worthwhile, and that the trek to rural Quebec is a waste of time.
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"This thing that was a waste of time resulted in a 12-fold increase in people coming out in the Asian community," Kulkarni told Vox.
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He wanted to go back to school or do something, and Charlie kept telling him not to bother, that it was a waste of time.
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I spent more than six years in prison, which was just a waste of money for the state and a waste of time for me.
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On top of being very open minded I'm kind of a straight shooter and so I consider bickering just a waste of time and crappy.
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It was a total waste of time except for the little jolt of joy that comes from someone telling you what was going to happen.
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But the evidence is absolutely clear that trying to time the market based on what someone says on TV is a total waste of time.
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Spending precious vacation time in a manufactured kingdom bent on bringing fantasy story lines to life through relentless entertainment feels like a waste of time.
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You can learn to become a better poker player, a better pilot or a better manager, and M.B.A. programs aren't entirely a waste of time.
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Trump said Friday that sitting down with Mueller's team for an interview would be a "waste of time" but added that he's open to it.
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"Yes, because it is a waste of time to start with," Nadler said in response to a question about whether he would end the probe.
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All of this was happening just as people started to realize that mindlessly browsing the newsfeed — Facebook's core product — is a total waste of time.
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Mentat's view is that most actual job applications just require you to regurgitate your resume, and end up being a pretty big waste of time.
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Having listened to everything these women have to say, I can't help but see the "sex work debate" as just yet another waste of time.
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"I personally think it's a waste of time," said Gretchen Sierra-Zorita, a consultant who works with a number of Puerto Rico organizations in Washington.
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Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg said it would&aposve been a waste of time for her to speak to President Donald Trump about climate change.
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Mr. Trump, who has vacillated between publicly condemning the talks as a "waste of time" and privately showing flexibility, blamed Democratic leadership for the breakdown.
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"It is a waste of time, money and energy," he said, adding that the four mosques in Quebec City get vandalized about once a year.
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It usually takes staffers months or even years to set the agenda for a bilateral chat to ensure the meeting isn't a waste of time.
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If someone had bullied me and told me that what I was doing was a waste of time—do you realize what basketball did for me?
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What a waste of time for a human to have to find the nearest facility, drive there, helix up endless ramps, and then cruise the aisles.
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People who lift regularly will often say that if you want to get lean, you shouldn't bother with steady-state cardio—it's a waste of time.
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It's a waste of time to try and win them back when there are so many core-Democratic-base who didn't register or vote last cycle.
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I am often critical of nostalgia in gaming because I believe that trying to recreate old successes is, in and of itself, a waste of time.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Saudi Arabia's top cleric has declared the playing of chess "forbidden," calling it a waste of time and money that creates hatred between players.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that Washington was quietly pursuing direct diplomacy with North Korea, despite Trump's public assertion that such talks are a waste of time.
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The police and the council are finding it a complete waste of time, but some people still get upset about cannabis plants growing in the displays.
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And if they didn't achieve what they wanted over the course of one or two Olympics, it can feel like a waste of time, Portenga said.
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"So spending time arguing about 'hey, encryption is bad and we ought to do away with it' … that's a waste of time to me," he continued.
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And while, reflecting and looking for areas for improvement can be worthwhile, beating yourself up over a comparatively small interview mistake is a waste of time.
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"We shouldn&apost paralyze the country," said art gallery owner Franck Le Feuvre, who is among those who think the scandal is a waste of time.
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Maybe this trend reflects an affirmative belief on the part of the Trump team that explanations and justifications are a waste of time or show weakness.
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Critics have blasted the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity as a waste of time and money whose true purpose is to suppress Democratic voting blocs.
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"Our aim is to redefine what a physical video game magazine can be," is the admirable mission statement of the A Profound Waste of Time team.
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And of course when you ask sanctions, they're not just affect on me but on the Russian economy and of because it's a waste of time.
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"This is a clear play to the base, and it's a waste of time and resources," said John Hudak, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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That's a far cry from his comments earlier this week, when he said it would be a "waste of time" if he didn't win the state.
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Trump stormed out of a meeting with top Democrats on Wednesday, calling it a "waste of time" because they denied his request for border wall money.
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Moderates are convinced that the effort is a waste of time, given that any final deal will need approval in the Senate, including from some Democrats.
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A crowdsourcing platform for news would be a colossal waste of time and money, but Jeff Bezos's ownership of The Washington Post has been anything but.
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"So spending time arguing about 'Hey, encryption is bad and we ought to do away with it,' that's a waste of time to me," Rogers said.
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" An agreement between Trump and Democrats appeared to move further away after Wednesday's brief White House meeting, which the president blasted as a "waste of time.
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When you're Jamie Jones, bothering to release music anywhere other than on your own insanely popular Hot Creations label might seem like a waste of time.
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House Democrats on Wednesday dismissed as a "waste of time" GOP attacks on Department of Justice (DOJ) official Bruce Ohr following his testimony a day earlier.
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Trump Jr. says the meeting ended up being a waste of time and that the lawyer really wanted to talk about Russian adoption rules, not Clinton.
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This hearing was not only a colossal waste of time, but it served to leave the American people with many more questions than when it began.
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When he made mistakes in the process, he was less inclined to throw his hands up and call the whole transition a waste of time.3.
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Repealing the Clean Water Rule is a massive waste of time and taxpayer money that will put the drinking water of 117 million Americans at risk.
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Not a waste of time: The Pentagon was already close to finalizing a budget in line with $22019 billion figure when Trump asked for the cut.
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The justices, moreover, will be unlikely to vote to hear cases fated to end in the waste of time that is a 4-to-4 split.
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But until we have fact-based answers to guide our actions, both rapid policy decisions and the speculation of the commentariat are a waste of time.
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President Donald Trump dismissed Thursday Congressional talks about border security as a "waste of time," suggesting he could build his border wall without approval from lawmakers.
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Another said Tuesday that the impasse was a waste of time, and she needed a quick resolution so she could continue to prepare for the SAT.
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The government spent most of the 1990s suing Microsoft for antitrust violations, a prosecution that many now view as a complete waste of time and money.
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"A colossal waste of time," said Ray Ablanalp, a 563-year-old Republican standing at a bar with Judy's husband, Gene, of the special counsel's investigation.
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Two thousand miles away, at the Pentagon, officials privately derided the deployment as an expensive waste of time and resources, and a morale killer to boot.
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"I think that you get to a point in life where you realize that regret is really a waste of time in most cases," he says.
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Yet, there is plenty of evidence in the public domain to suggest that such an investigation would not be a waste of time or taxpayer money.
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Fantasy football season is upon us, and if you think the sport fan craze is a total waste of time, Cramer has some news for you.
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Democrats from the start have described the inquiry as a waste of time and a bid to distract from the mounting scrutiny surrounding Trump and Russia.
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Some Democrats say trying to remove Trump from office would be a waste of time because his fellow Republicans still have majority control of the Senate.
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The $5.7 billion requested by the Trump administration to build 234 more miles of walls and fences would be an enormous waste of time and money.
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"That's a waste of time," Representative Phil Roe of Tennessee, the highest-ranking Republican on the committee, said in an interview last week about the group.
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While technically not a character, we can all agree the huge section of the season fleshing out Westworld's eastern counterpart was a colossal waste of time.
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Roadside testing for users half an hour before they are going to pop it is a complete waste of time and may do more harm than good.
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It may seem like a shocking waste of time to go to three different Trader Joe's locations on my day off for one and only one item.
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The gap between the best and worst playoff teams is thinner than ever, so trying to get the seeding exactly right feels like a waste of time.
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I've met lifers who are never getting out, exactly like her, complete waste of time keeping them alive when everyone knows full well she's never being released.
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For instance, Mueller writes that Kushner texted Manafort "waste of time" during the meeting, and writes that "the Russian lawyer's presentation did not provide" the information offered.
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Some might think this exercise is a complete waste of time, and a venture that skirts the bounds of credible science, but not everyone shares this viewpoint.
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Presumably, this is because, besides any webs involved, the whole business of flying round and round such lights is a fitness-reducing waste of time and energy.
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People teased her for sitting alone outside the Swedish Parliament, arguing it was a waste of time to study for the future if there won't be one.
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If you don't feel like you're being reflected in your horoscope, checking in with the planets and stars every week can feel like a waste of time.
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One New Yorker, who withheld his name, said he had been shopping at B&H for two years and dismissed the strike as a waste of time.
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Does that sound like an utter waste of time and energy whose only outcome would be to reduce the security of luggage and air travel in general?
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Maybe if they were of a higher quality, we could give a damn about them, but they feel like a waste of time and effort so far.
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Many older users today see Snapchat as frivolous or a waste of time because they think Snapchat is social media rather than a faster way to communicate.
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There's no point wasting money on getting your body fat tested, mainly because most body fat tests (especially the body fat scales) are a waste of time.
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For the group of queue jump sellers, some of whom ripped up their tickets and adverts selling their places, the exercise wasn't a complete waste of time.
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Curiosity-based research, to people who are looking at the near term, always seems like a distraction or a waste of time if you're a business type.
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Since welfare reform, states have had the ability to conduct reasonable suspicion drug-testing for welfare recipients, which has been a complete waste of time and money.
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"Any deal on DACA that does not include STRONG border security and the desperately needed WALL is a total waste of time," he wrote in a tweet.
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With the shutdown ending without any money secured for a border wall, there are now questions of whether the month-long impasse was a waste of time.
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In the last few weeks, the President repeatedly tweeted and stated investigating his campaign's and Michael Flynn's connections to Russia was a waste of time and money.
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Some state Assembly members have publicly discussed impeachment, but Democrats have said it would be a waste of time since Christie will be out of office soon.
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" 'I'm not connected to Washington' Hickenlooper admits he tries not to talk about President Donald Trump in the office because, he says, it's a "waste of time.
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This may very well be a race to the bottom, the same way that Google Glass apps ended up being a big waste of time and resources.
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"Waste of time": Mr. Trump, in an interview with our reporters, said that he had all but given up on negotiations with Congress over his border wall.
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It's a waste of time and energy for us out here in the hinterlands for us to worry about what's going on in the cesspool in Washington.
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Fantasy football season is upon us, and if you think the sport fan craze is a total waste of time, Jim Cramer has some news for you.
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Naftogaz's Chief Executive Officer Andriy Kobolyev said Gazprom's talk of an amicable agreement was "just a waste of time" but that it was prepared to consider it.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi slammed the closed-door meeting as a "waste of time" and "one of the worst classified briefings" she's ever received during the Trump administration.
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And if I'm not super-psyched beforehand, it just feels like a waste of time: a drink with a stranger I'll never see again (and rarely do).
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Still others thought the question was simply a waste of time, for lawmakers and readers, and wondered why we were having the discussion in the first place.
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U.S. ambassador to the U.N., Nikki Haley, was also dismissive, saying talks are a waste of time without a commitment from Pyongyang to abandon its nuclear arsenal.
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The meeting certainly didn't end with any "deal" of any kind — indeed, it was a complete waste of time, they say — and there was no follow-up.
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They view it as a waste of time, they don't know how, or they fear they might say the wrong thing and get in trouble with an employer.
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"To sit there and just complain about the defunding of planned parenthood or [Trump's] election is just a waste of time and energy at this point," she says.
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At the other end, there is the purposeless waste of time, the dumb stuff that makes my brain tired, the guilty pleasures that aren't really pleasures at all.
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Analyzing and critiquing everything that comes out of his mouth can be both a waste of time and a distraction from more important issues that directly impact people.
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From one perspective, quibbling over whether climate change will kill millions or billions is a silly waste of time when, in either case, we urgently need to act.
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Thiel has said that higher education is a waste of time, and has repeatedly told young people to drop out of school so they can pursue entrepreneurial projects.
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"We do have reports today the problem is fixed and there is little waste of time to get into venues," Rio 2016 spokesman Mario Andrada said on Sunday.
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Celebrity magazines and reality TV shows have contributed to the idea that gossiping is somewhere on the spectrum between a frivolous waste of time and a moral failing.
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He agrees that our current knowledge is too thin to help many people after recurrent miscarriage and says the current tests available are mostly a waste of time.
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I find all kinds of things I want to read, I find really ... For all the waste of time that it occupies, I also find incredibly clever people.
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The history of the last few decades of white supremacy in this country is that they viewed both the Republicans and the Democrats as a waste of time.
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Simply put, the Department of Labor's job-training services are largely a waste of time for the majority of job seekers and an enormous squandering of taxpayer dollars.
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So after trying my first batch of lackluster formulas, I decided to steer clear of every iteration altogether, insisting that they were a waste of time and money.
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" Trump Jr. had downplayed the meeting, saying that it was about adoption policy as related to American sanctions on Russia and describing it as a "waste of time.
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Trump himself has sent mixed messages on North Korea, issuing threats of military action and calling talks a waste of time, while also accepting Kim's invitation to meet.
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"Most of them are conditioned to distrust diplomats and to view diplomacy as a waste of time," Daniel Larison, a senior editor at The American Conservative, told me.
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In Iran's perspective, it is simply a waste of time to discuss anything with an administration that walked away from a workable agreement that was being complied with.
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Some of Haftar's supporters have called the U.N. efforts a waste of time, urging him to carry out a military solution to establish himself as national army commander.
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" Reading long documents is a waste of time because of his rapid ability to get to the gist of an issue, he said: "I'm a very efficient guy.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) at a GOP conference meeting last week called on his colleagues to scrap the 220006-week budget process, arguing it's a waste of time.
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In addition to the $7,800 damage tally, there was an "incalculable" waste of time and services by the officers who worked at the scene, the charging documents said.
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What didn't even cross my mind is that he would dismiss those briefings as a waste of time and delegate them to the vice president-elect, Mike Pence.
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Not only was his trip a waste of time, but now I also had a spill of water in the garage, with furniture in renewed danger of damage.
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I was taught that wanting to look feminine, or "pretty," was a waste of time and that I was an idiot to even think about dresses and lipstick.
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Andy Byford, the president of New York City Transit, said that when he first heard of the competition he was concerned it might be a waste of time.
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He went to Brussels in 1952 to study painting at the Académie des Beaux-Arts but soon decided that it was a waste of time and dropped out.
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When officials from most of the 1003 other cities were contacted on Tuesday, they were reluctant to answer a simple question: Was all that a waste of time?
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I say beating up the new guy is a waste of time and energy that could be used to solve real problems like the ones you talk about.
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During an appearance in New York City last week, Haley was quoted as saying, ""It would be a waste of time to think about 2024 at this point.
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No matter how the trial proceeds, Trump will be acquitted — and voters on the fence about Trump will consider impeachment to have been a massive waste of time.
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Original article continues: Coming at the end of Bachelor In Paradise is basically a waste of time — unless you're in the game for Instagram sponsorships and not love.
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" Trump has berated the United Nations as "a waste of time and money," and "just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time.
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River Bend residents considered filing a lawsuit, but most figure it would be a waste of time and money and have no plans to challenge the proposed wall.
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At least make it a learning moment for them and let them know it wasn't a complete waste of time, because wasting time is something they deeply despise.
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I It may seem a waste of time, but if the unthinkable happens, it could mean the difference between a company's survival and an out-of-business sign.
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Others hold the commonsense view that regret over a past event you can do nothing about is a waste of time when you can actually do something instead.
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The police may say it's "no use" (the cops gave me a weird look when I described the situation), and it may feel like a waste of time.
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These efforts thus amounted to a missed opportunity, a waste of time and money, and a distraction for an organization that should be solving problems — not creating them.
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If it feels like they're giving canned answers or not actually engaging with the questions in a meaningful way, then I feel like it's a waste of time.
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And it was far too practical for libertarians who believe that the current electoral system is so compromised that participating in it at all is a waste of time.
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But here's my basic argument: Education is a waste of time and money because so much of the payoff for education isn't really coming from learning useful job skills.
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They are almost universally a terrible, boring waste of time Facebook sending a push notification for every time a friend starts using Messenger might be the worst move yet.
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After the briefing, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told reporters it had been "a waste of time" and criticized Mnuchin as doing little more than reading from an unclassified statement.
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If you're like the old me, you might be rolling your eyes, thinking resolutions are a waste of time, only for self-indulgent woo-woos who read The Secret.
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Parsing a non-convincing argument about a hypothetical obstruction case -- one not definitively outlined by Mueller and that the Department of Justice has completed -- is a waste of time.
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"To treat pimples and spots and freckles is almost a waste of time, yet women cannot be torn away from caring for their looks," he wrote in De Medicina.
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It takes a lot of time, to the point that rest feels like a luxury and having fun in the world beyond feels like a criminal waste of time.
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Each night NBA twitter lights up with some triviality and everyone has a good time, but we all know the truth: this is all a monumental waste of time.
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In light of the LHC's failure to find evidence for Susy, more physicists are arguing that the field's obsession with the theory is a waste of time and effort.
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So, going through all that trouble when you don't qualify for the government's standards of low- or medium-income will likely be a big waste of time and effort.
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Last October ATCEUC, an umbrella group for controller unions in Europe, attacked the idea of setting targets for improving air-traffic services as "a waste of time and effort".
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While some critics slammed community policing as a waste of time, Brown insisted that it led to lower crime rates as well as lower tensions between residents and police.
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Critics are bemused that Trump seems to think he can win over black and Latino voters and they're laughing at what seems to be a big waste of time.
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It's been clear for a long time now that trying to suss out some kind of grand strategy when interpreting Donald Trump tweets is usually a waste of time.
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He said Trump is seeking "an excuse" to pull out of the nuclear deal and that it would be a "waste of time" for him to meet the president.
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Of course, this could all be a giant waste of time It is possible that Area 51 is just a US Air Force installation, like the government says. Right?
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It was a waste of time and money because we hired a prosecutor who, after agreeing to serve his country one last time, chose to go missing in action.
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Trump's WIIFMs - as codified by Boyan - are as follows: While Trump's critics are focused on his administration's stumbles, his supporters believe that such attention is a waste of time.
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Embark Dog DNA TestNovelty DNA testing kits for humans come with disturbing implications, Novelty DNA testing kits for dogs are just a waste of time, money, and scientific advancement.
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Trump said Saturday that once they met, he would know for how long to continue talks and whether it would amount to a waste of time to go forward.
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Toni We don't want to analyze each poll — that would be a waste of time, as Norm Ornstein and Alan Abramowitz pointed out here in The New York Times.
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Clinton could draw an adoring crowd, but it's accepted as a waste of time for national Democratic candidates to come here to seek actual votes, as opposed to cash.
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" Reed said Trump "has in several tweets suggested that Secretary Tillerson's opening of [diplomatic] channels and preparing to discuss issues, directly and indirectly, is essentially a waste of time.
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The Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz has said it would be a "waste of time" for the U.K. to negotiate a trade deal with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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"An overly wordy cover letter is a waste of time and a big mistake," states Jessica Hernandez, an executive resume writer and president and CEO of Great Resumes Fast.
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Kushner during the new interview called the meeting a "total waste of time" but was noncommittal when pressed on whether he would report hypothetical future meetings to the FBI.
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Instead of leading a big, serious discussion of constitutional questions, Republicans have appeared small and petty while insisting that meeting with Judge Garland would be a waste of time.
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Maybe fucking around on the internet all day at work, which so often seems like a colossal waste of time, can actually be a productive vehicle for social change.
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Depending on who you ask and which YouTube videos you watch, the light test is either a fool proof method of detecting counterfeits or a complete waste of time.
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If the past 10,000 debates have taught us anything, it's that trying to predict the conservative electorate's reaction to these things is a waste of time and internet space.
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Corker, who announced last month that he was not running for reelection in 2018, excoriated the budget process during the committee meeting, saying it was a waste of time.
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"This whole issue is outside the bounds of the High Commissioner for Human Rights office's mandate and is a waste of time and resources," she said in a statement.
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When the meeting came to light months later, Trump's circle claimed the whole thing had been a big waste of time, and that nothing of substance had been discussed.
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Raphael argues that doing so is a waste of time because all European royal courts are infested with corrupt individuals who are not interested in changing the status quo.
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Fear that I'll damage my hair with frequent appointments, and fear that the color won't stay fresh for long, rendering the endeavor a total waste of time and money.
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The hours spent staring into the dark, looping around our own personal grand prix of anxieties, are not a waste of time but a fundamental expression of our humanity.
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A day's amble there seemed like a fine waste of time at that moment, though I didn't leave Palermo knowing much more about it than when I had arrived.
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Today, we might just call it a waste of time, and since common sense also tells us that time is money, we had better steer clear of anything unprofitable.
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Trump Jr. said he determined the meeting was a waste of time when the lawyer turned the topic to a U.S. policy aiming to punish Russian human rights abusers.
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Trump called the consultations between Democrats and Republicans from the House and the Senate "a waste of time," in an interview with The New York Times published Thursday night.
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Oliver Darcy emails: GOP lawmakers at several times on Wednesday suggested that having Cohen testify before Congress was a waste of time and beneath the dignity of the chamber.
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McConnell has pushed back against such calls before, arguing that even if the bill were to pass, President Trump wouldn't sign it, making a vote a waste of time.
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Later I enter what I've got into a word processor, which doesn't feel like a waste of time because it's sort of like the first round of self-editing.
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Later I enter what I've got into a word processor, which doesn't feel like a waste of time because it's sort of like the first round of self-editing.
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"What a colossal waste of time, especially in a state like Illinois, when we're on the brink of a budget collapse," said former Illinois Republican Party Chairman Pat Brady.
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Trump has given North Korea "the greatest gift ever" Netflix's Bright, starring Will Smith, is a colossal waste of time Why some Palestinians choose to work in Israeli settlements
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Whether we realize it or not, this line of thinking puts extra pressure on the situation, because every first date has to be the opposite of a waste of time.
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So, for me, I wasn't a parent that thought games were a waste of time—I actually enjoy playing them with my son and using them to connect with him.
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Going into the gym without a plan is like deciding to bake a cake without a recipe: kind of a waste of time and probably not going to end well.
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Indeed, Sub-Sal co-owner Harvey Harrington and his partners were quickly losing money, and they started to believe that salving the wreck by hand was a waste of time.
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At a checkpoint, my suitcases will get routinely searched and emptied—it's a complete waste of time, only for the same thing to happen at the next checkpoint farther down.
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Carrie is able to get Saad to come clean, but her risk in reaching out is not only short- sighted, it ultimately proves to be a total waste of time.
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This preoccupation with clear skin, once dismissed as "almost a waste of time" by Celsus, has now been fueled by the fires of capitalism to become a multibillion-dollar industry.
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The controversy which soon erupted, Beisner says, was ultimately a waste of time and energy — that could have been better used trying to find ways to help animals like Lamby.
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This franchise is lucky to have Kevin Hart in that role, and his manic comic energy is enough to make the sequel something other than a complete waste of time.
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The dynamic of the family is that you don't cross him on those things because it's a waste of time," Gates' father wrote in his book, "Showing Up For Life.
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Although Sinn Fein leaders, among them Mr McGuinness, have been willing to keep trying in the Assembly, many at the grassroots have concluded that Stormont is a waste of time.
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Sometimes you've got a clear reason for being there, and other times you don't have anything specific to talk about, which can feel like a waste of time and money.
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So it's not an economic waste of time to target a much narrower swath of moviegoers, and we really have seen large growth in the number of new movies created.
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But that would be a waste of time here since both sides of this Infinite Galaxy Puzzle feature an image of the galactic center as taken by the Hubble observatory.
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It's hard to get around this, and may be a waste of time if you apply to a blind mailbox (or through an online portal) without that piece of paper.
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Deal breakers can be pragmatic, because they help you narrow down what it is you find important in a partner, but they can also be a complete waste of time.
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The group has called for Rodman's Hall of Fame status to be stripped ... something Salley said was a insane waste of time when we got him out in Beverly Hills.
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Whitaker once declared there was "no collusion" between Trump and Moscow and said the special counsel's investigation was a waste of time that could be undercut by denying it funding.
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And despite the fears of Merkin and her ilk, many women, as Melissa Gira Grant wrote, experience sexual harassment as a waste of time as as well as a trauma.
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"Getting lost in the minutia of this, I think, confuses voters and is a waste of time," Durbin said of the Democrat-on-Democrat attacks on competing health care ideas.
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Dealing with them is a total waste of time!" the president said, retweeting White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who reacted to the news by saying "Christmas comes early.
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In an interview when news of the meeting first emerged, Trump Jr. echoed the White House's official statement and claimed that talk with Veselnitskaya had been a waste of time.
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But since then, Thiel has argued that a college education -- for many, the most reliable path to a secure job and a middle-class life -- is a waste of time.
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Lacy Clay, a Democratic member of the House Oversight Committee, called the interview so far a waste of time, saying it amounted to the "last gasp" of the Republican majority.
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I've got a job to do and my job is not to look for bogeymen, for conspiracies," Gigaba said, adding that engaging in hearsay would be a "waste of time.
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Indeed, Buddha himself rejected games for exactly the same reason, making a list of games he would not play because they were a waste of time better spent seeking enlightenment.
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And more fundamentally, it could shed more light on why we sleep in the first place: "It speaks against the idea that sleep is just a passive waste of time."
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Viral animal videos are the lowest common denominator of internet content, but it has become a mark of sociopathy deign to call them unentertaining, boring, or a waste of time.
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I like posts and archive them into a collection, but commenting on Instagram (especially a really popular account with hundreds or thousands of comments) feels like a waste of time.
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The time spent chatting with your stylist, trying on pieces, or leaving feedback on the items you returned won't feel like an unnecessary waste of time; it's constructive and helpful.
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He imperiled his family's finances because he couldn't get enough of the team that has been a bipartisan waste of time and energy for people in Washington for a decade?
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When the department retrained the force on physical restraints after Mr. Garner's death, some officers said the $35 million refresher was a waste of time and lacked hands-on scenarios.
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The Republican campaign to repeal Obamacare, for all its waste of time and energy, has at least gotten people to talk seriously about proposals to improve the health care system.
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If Star Wars trivia is more your land-speed, then why not prove that all those hours watching the movies weren't a waste of time, memory, or life in general.
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It is difficult to imagine a greater waste of time than today's hearing, and yet unfortunately we expect more of the same partisan political theater next week from House Democrats.
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I think at this point people just feel like it's a waste of time and a waste of money, and they feel like he's gotten away with so much anyway.
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It is normal behavior that, while perhaps in many cases a waste of time, is not damaging or disruptive of lives in the way drug or alcohol use can be.
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I countered that it would be an addictive waste of time, that it might exacerbate my worst tendencies, and that it would keep me away from doing real comedy, onstage.
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MI6 officials described Mr. Steele as honest but said that he sometimes pursued targets that others believed were a waste of time, two people familiar with the assessment have said.
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" "Well Maria, let me just assure you — people talking about impeaching the president is the biggest waste of time," Mnuchin told host Maria Bartiromo on Fox Business' "Mornings with Maria.
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He called the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya such a "waste of time" that he asked his assistant to call him out of the gathering.
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That is a structural problem, not a cultural one, and it's not going to be solved by deciding, as Amy Chua did, that school plays are a waste of time.
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Although it's true that we can always consume more information, it's not true that slowing down and taking time to connect — particularly face-to-face — is a waste of time.
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Going on a crusade against users who like skimpy armor or add a product with a label from the wrong year seems like a waste of time in my eyes.
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Tracy McGrady doesn't give a damn about soccer and he wants the whole world -- which loves soccer -- to know it ... saying the beautiful game is a total freakin' waste of time.
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In a photo posted to Instagram by the 20183-year-old Saturday Night Live actress on Tuesday, she admitted that sometimes her workout efforts feel like they're a waste of time.
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To remove the annoying waste of time, Vlambeer added a knife to Billy's inventory, to cut the fishing line at any point and bring the player back to the start position.
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White House domestic policy adviser Joe Grogan last year called tobacco regulation a "huge waste of time" for FDA and said the agency should be more focused on finding new medicines.
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The duo mocked their 2019 movie based on the much-loved Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, which Insider's Libby Torres called "an unmitigated disaster and gigantic waste of time" in her review.
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But even if nothing he told me ever led to a blockbuster story, he was smart and he understood his world well — talking to him was never a waste of time.
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They believe that unless there were some public groundswell or some fracturing of Trump's support among Republicans, it would be a waste of time that could hurt their own vulnerable members.
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If it doesn't work, I say, 'Ok, fine, screw it, this doesn't work, this is a waste of time, I'm going to throw this away and move onto the next thing.
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While taking time to roll out or staying for the stretch portion of your favorite workout class might seem like a waste of time, it'll pay off in the long run.
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But they told me there was no straightforward way to shorten a federal inmate's sentence, even if prison officials acknowledge that more jail time is a waste of time and money.
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"It would be a waste of time to discuss a treaty change in the EU now," Schaeuble said in a speech at a private university in the southern town of Kuenzelsau.
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Naftogaz CEO Andriy Kobolyev this week was quoted as saying Gazprom's talk of reaching an amicable agreement was "just a waste of time" but that Naftogaz was prepared to consider it.
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" The former All Pro running back is fuming -- saying Kaepernick's whole movement against the NFL was a "waste of time" because the settlement deal he signed "corrupted and diluted his message.
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Because people can't do anything productive or enjoyable while resetting their timepieces that do not adjust automatically, fiddling with watches and clocks twice a year is a complete waste of time.
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These initiatives will be met with skepticism not only in the United States — where many people believe that negotiating with North Korea is a waste of time — but also in Pyongyang.
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I also find it a waste of time and attention to wonder about the unknowable when there are so many interesting and urgent questions with real answers waiting to be revealed.
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When asked by Presiding Judge Cuno Tarfusser if he wanted the charges read out in court, Ongwen reportedly replied in his Acholi language that it would be a waste of time.
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Just sayin', a baby Brad Pitt in this look might just change your mind… (Even if it doesn't, an old-school pic of Brad Pitt is never a waste of time.)
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Trump, who has traded insults and threats with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in recent weeks, later dismissed any prospect of talks with North Korea as a waste of time.
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When Mr. Wang of the Tianjin Shengdi factory first tried to start saxophone bands at nearby schools in 2003, parents were livid, calling the instrument disruptive and a waste of time.
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"Total waste of time!" exclaimed Carlos Paez, a 44-year-old restaurant cook, who on Sunday morning was lifting weights with Edgar Martínez at a makeshift outdoor gym in downtown Caracas.
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President Trump called their efforts a "waste of time" Thursday, but the 17 members of Congress tasked with crafting a deal to avert another government shutdown is trying to stay optimistic.
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REPORTER: What do you make of the recent statements by Nabil Abu Rudeineh, the spokesman for President Abbas, that your trip is a "waste of time and is bound to fail"?
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To try to find a pattern in his (often incoherent) words and actions is a waste of time, except if one is seeking to characterize the nature of his mental pathology.
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President Trump has doubled down on sanctions in the standoff with the North, dismissed talks as a waste of time, stepped up military drills and rattled the region with pugnacious threats.
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We can similarly transform ourselves into quixotic pessimists — the kind who are called dreamers, idealists or lunatics — by reading more, rejecting common sense and reinterpreting what constitutes a waste of time.
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"During that period, if a country were to decide actually we don't want to leave after all, everybody would be very cross about it being a waste of time," he said.
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When he became president-elect, he complained about "serious voter fraud," but later reversed himself and mocked Ms. Stein's recount efforts as "a scam" and a waste of time and money.
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"In reality, no one knows what the market will do; trying to predict it is a waste of time, and investing based upon that prediction is a speculative undertaking," he wrote.
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" Trump tweeted about the latest immigration efforts Monday, writing, "Any deal on DACA that does not include STRONG border security and the desperately needed WALL is a total waste of time.
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Just last week, Trump attacked the conference talks as a waste of time, but those who met with him Thursday described the President as optimistic about the prospects for an agreement.
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In an interview when news of the meeting first emerged, Trump Jr. echoed the White House's official statement and claimed that the talk with Veselnitskaya had been a waste of time.
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Ramos, who has clashed with Trump in the past, also argued in a tweet that sending the military to patrol the southern border would be a waste of time and money.
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"I felt like all of those sexual harassment workshops we went to were a big waste of time," said Ms. Lindsley, who now works for a hotel chain in Des Moines.
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In the lead-up to the address, Trump has slammed bipartisan negotiations as a "waste of time" and chastised Democrats for opposing his demand for $5.7 billion in border wall funding.
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Pokémon that you find at low Trainer levels in Pokémon are often left behind as your Trainer level increases, so spending Stardust on them is a waste of time and resources.
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In episode 9, Svetlana agrees to do "throuples counseling" with Kev and V, who still don't trust what happened with her disappeared husband, even though she thinks it's a waste of time.
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Posting photos on Facebook for our friends and colleagues might not be a waste of time, as a new study shows our social networks appear to stay intact even after we die.
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"This is a giant waste of time, in the sense that the entire interview is designed for you to shout slogans or old things that I've said at me," he told Neil.
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"As long as the United States is taking the position they are, this is a colossal waste of time," said Dias, who is advising the government and regularly meets the Canadian team.
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Cautious steps like this are necessary, since it would be a waste of time, resources, and precious wallabies if the animals were released only to be immediately eaten by an invasive predator.
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"Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report found that Kushner did not solicit or receive anything of value at the (Trump Tower) meeting, and considered it a 'waste of time,' " Kushner's court filing said.
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Going higher than that won't make much difference, according to Greg McBride, chief analyst at Bankrate: "That's why obsessing over a score of 800 versus 820 is largely a waste of time."
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David, you know, the president has said from the start and said again this weekend in Canada, look, if this meeting is a waste of time, I am going to walk out.
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But thats a long way off, and in my opinion, a waste of time to wonder about right now, says John Nolan, the play-by-play voice of the Fort Wayne TinCaps.
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That doesn't mean that the FCC's policy review was a waste of time or a meaningless exercise, according to Harold Feld, Senior Vice President at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge.
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And how I got out of that depression was that I thought: It is just a waste of time feeling this way because I can do so much good with my life.
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Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala has announced the charges against Jacob Waddell will be withdrawn immediately after officials realized prosecuting the guy is a ridiculous waste of time, energy and money.
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Rosenstein argued against appointing special counsel in his nomination hearing, and the White House and many GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill say that it would be a waste of time and money.
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Even more of a waste of time was the sell side analyst who I saw went from Hold to Buy on a stock and changed the price target from 210p to 200p.
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And it's sort of like there's that but there's also the feeling that you weren't a complete waste of time for them so that they got something out of it as well.
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" Trump criticized the report as an illegal "big, fat, waste of time" in a series of tweets Friday, while he and his allies have celebrated the report as proof of "no collusion.
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At that point, it will be difficult for them to continue to fight those internal elements who claim that negotiations are a waste of time and that violence is the only recourse.
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McCaffrey, on the other hand, just came right out and said (sort of) that these bowl games are a waste of time, with literally no upside and a whole lot of downsides.
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According to Dr. Stuart McGill, who was a professor of spine biomechanics at the University of Waterloo for 30 years, holding your plank for too long could be a waste of time.
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And a loss for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, who also faces a second trial in September in Washington, DC, would make defending his second case almost a waste of time.
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Even as Trump called talks a waste of time, Yun has quietly tried to lower the temperature in a dangerous nuclear stand-off in which each side shows little interest in compromise.
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" But her position is complicated by the most intimate relationship in her life: Her husband of 15 years, Gabe Whitaker, is a Republican who thinks impeachment is "a huge waste of time.
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Their presence on camera in what should be a formal, meaningful investigative inquiry benefitting the American people, is nothing short of an embarrassing and boring waste of time, money and investigative resources.
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Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg said it would have been a waste of time for her to discuss climate change with President Donald Trump, citing the president&aposs skepticism of climate science.
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Rollins said the entire fight was a "colossal waste of time," and she criticized what she said was Sinnott's abuse of power in refusing to abide by their decision not to prosecute.
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President Trump told our reporters in an 85-minute interview on Thursday that negotiations with Congress over his border wall were a "waste of time" and that he would proceed without lawmakers.
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"It's a waste of time," Daniel Bolger, a retired Army three-star general who served in Afghanistan and has previously said he believes the US already lost the war there, told me.
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President Trump has said repeatedly that there was "no collusion" between his campaign and Russia — suggesting that the media and investigatory interest in the topic is a pointless waste of time and distraction.
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After all, most of their attempts to attract a mate are an unintelligible waste of time for everyone involved, and yet, somehow, they still manage to figure it all out in the end.
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It also makes it hard to draw up sensible policies: just think of the endless debate about whether recycling is the only way to save the planet—or an expensive waste of time.
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To ensure her first time waiting in line isn't a complete waste of time, Miller decided to purchase the iPhone 153 in matte Black on Friday when the doors open at 8 a.m.
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Some veterans groups also criticized the event as a vanity project for the president that would be a waste of time and money that could be better spent supporting troops and their families.
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"Vergara tried the Legacy treatment, but ultimately did not like it, finding that it was a waste of time and money with little in the way of any results," according to the lawsuit.
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Trump stormed out of a meeting with congressional Democrats last week, decrying it as a "total waste of time," and has been publicly weighing declaring a national emergency to get his wall built.
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He cited the spread of hate speech on social media, use of Facebook by Russia and other countries to disseminate propaganda and criticism that the platform can be an addictive waste of time.
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Now, you might think that asking such a question is a waste of time, given the fact that this Supreme Court seat has been vacant since Antonin Scalia's death in February of 2016.
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In his Forbes article, "Emails Only, Please: 10 Reasons Phone Calls Are A Waste of Time," contributor Jayson DeMers makes a compelling argument for why emails are more efficient at communicating work matters.
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Dems are opposed because Pelosi said the proposed two-week extension is "a waste of time," per The Hill, since it doesn't include protection for "Dreamers," funding for the opioid crisis, and more.
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The 'war game' was criticized by lawmakers as a waste of time and money and mocked on Twitter as "a fake traffic jam ... to show the EU we are ready for no deal".
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Her rush to get signatures for a petition, her push to save seats inside for fellow Republicans who feel the same way she does -- all of it seems like a waste of time.
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In today's episode of Kids being funny or adults lying for Internet points, we bring you a clever kid who realized that writing things in repetition is actually a huge waste of time.
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This is at best a huge waste of time and distraction from what's good about Shadow Warrior 2 and probably offensive if you care to think about it for more than two seconds.
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None of this means the TFS is a waste of time, but it is unlikely to have the same impact as the BoE's last big intervention, the Funding for Lending Scheme in 2012.
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If it's a waste of time to communicate with the public at all — if Trump, or his appointees, are merely going through the motions, why bother to spend time looking for spelling mistakes?
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"In other words, why should the court and tax payers go through another trial and spend all this money when the outcome will be the same—it's a waste of time," Rogers said.
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Republicans, meanwhile, described the private interview as a complete waste of time, accusing Democrats of attempting to relitigate issues already explored by Mueller in his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Jerry Nadler, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, called the panel's investigation into the FBI a "waste of time," and said he would end it when he becomes chairman next year.
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Speaking to CNN on Friday, Odinga said that he was left with no choice but to withdraw from what he called a "pre-rigged election" that was "a waste of time" and resources.
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But Democrats said the hearing, coming one day after President Trump dismissed Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election during a press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin, was a waste of time.
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"If you're to call Mr. Gates, this is a waste of time," Ellis said, referring to Mikuska's testimony about a memo titled "Gates agenda" that appeared to be a strategy memo from 2013.
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"We have successfully filed our opposition papers to this application, which we think is just a waste of time but that's for the courts to decide," Mangwana told reporters outside the Constitutional Court.
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In a meeting on Tuesday with network anchors before his prime-time address to the nation, Mr. Trump had dismissed the trip to McAllen as a waste of time, a mere photo op.
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Mr. Trump, without mentioning Mr. McCain or Mr. Coons by name, wrote on Twitter on Monday that any DACA deal that does not include a border wall was "a total waste of time."
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In the lead-up to the G7, Trump's aides said he wasn't entirely interested in the climate portions of the summit, believing them a waste of time compared to discussion of the economy.
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You can't keep tabs on your employees and make sure they're paying attention to what's being discussed during remote meetings — a 30-minute call can easily turn into a complete waste of time.
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Go deeper: Read the transcript of Williams' testimony All the people Trump says he doesn't know in the Ukraine investigation Pelosi: Responding to what Republicans say on impeachment is a "waste of time"
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A U.S. Navy veteran, Buttigieg has promised to protect immigrant soldiers from deportation and has criticized the Trump administration's move to send troops to the U.S.-Mexico border as a waste of time.
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Yet director Ava DuVernay's splashy adaptation seldom conjures the magic to which this big-screen exercise aspires -- not a complete waste of time, certainly, but too mundane to provide a consistently good one.
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"Any response without complete buy-in from the top is a complete waste of time," said Stephen Hirschfeld, a partner at the labor law firm Hirschfeld Kraemer who regularly investigates corporate harassment issues.
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And in a Fox News op-ed published Tuesday, Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel argued that the impeachment inquiry is baseless, a waste of time and keeps Democrats from passing vital legislation.
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But McConnell has refused, saying the bill is a waste of time — he argues there is no point in bringing it to a vote because even if it passes, Trump will veto it.
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"I don't see what I could tell him that he hasn't already heard," she said on Ellen DeGeneres' show in November, "and I just think it would be a waste of time, really."
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"I don't think the government is doing anything to heal society... They provide no solution," said Jay Leung, 20, a university student who joined a protest, dismissing Lam's words as a waste of time.
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Osiris as a main character was lackluster and didn't hook me, and when I realized how small and limited Mercury was after beating the expansion, it overall just felt like a waste of time.
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X is designed to come up with big, potentially world-changing ideas and decide whether they're worth investing in as future independent businesses — or killing them before they become an expensive waste of time.
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Punching down is a waste of time, and while many people — namely writers — go through an exhilarating period of exercising the power of their words in wasteful directions, most of us eventually settle down.
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The one thing that didn't occur to me was that maybe it didn't "mean" anything, and that devoting even 10 seconds of thought to The Chincident was an appalling waste of time and energy.
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In the document, Kushner calls the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya such a "waste of time" that he asked his assistant to call him out of the gathering.
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Last week, he dismissed the idea of talks as a waste of time, a day after Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Washington was maintaining open lines of communication with Kim Jong Un's government.
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Like chess, poorly planned succession is a "waste of time and money and a cause for hatred and enmity"; unlike chess, it has the potential to undermine some of the country's foremost economic institutions.
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Waze's carpooling service is a bit different as drivers have to pick up other users at home, which is a waste of time because people tend to be late if they're waiting at home.
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However, if the issue is pandemic flu or other domestic issues that don't involve the military, it would be a waste of time to drag the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff over.
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"The fact that people are doing hours of interviews and then getting into a room and then talking about where people went to school seems like the most baffling waste of time," she said.
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For an ordinary mayoral candidate in a major American city, filing minutes before the deadline — months or even years after competitors started eyeing the office — would be a waste of time bordering on farce.
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"Talking to the Taliban is a waste of time," a retired Army three-star general who served in Afghanistan and has previously said he believes the US already lost the war there, told me.
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This is just a waste of time, and again focusing on things ... And then we'll get like 60 tweets from Trump about the silliest of things when we should be focusing on bigger things.
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On more than one occasion when his secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson, publicly broached the possibility, Mr. Trump pulled him back, declaring, at one point, that talks would be a waste of time.
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This means that in the midst of a primary care shortage in the United States, doctors are spending several hours on visits that evidence suggests are a waste of time and could be harmful.
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I was an underachiever in P.S. 241 in Brooklyn and my teacher and principal told my parents that "he shouldn't bother" and "it would be a waste of time," to take the admissions test.
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The fact that both sides in the term limits decision rejected a recall law, as did the Constitutional Convention all those years ago, suggests that any attempt against McCain is a waste of time.
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MUMBAI, Sept 25 (Reuters) - India should pull out of the Commonwealth Games permanently because a lack of strong competition makes participation a waste of time and money, the country's Olympic chief Narinder Batra says.
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On the one hand, making progress toward escape makes the drudgery feel worthwhile; on the other, knowing the Keeper is just going to leave this reality everything in it seem like waste of time.
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" The last of these was on display this week, when Mr. Trump stormed out of a negotiating session with Democratic leaders and denounced the meeting in a tweet as "a total waste of time.
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In an interview in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump called the talks "a waste of time" and indicated he will most likely take action on his own when they officially end in two weeks.
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But many listening students showed little interest, arguing national service was a "waste of time" and prospects of the self-ruled island standing up economically or militarily to an increasingly aggressive China were slim.
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Passing judgement on fashion—deciding who does and does not deserve the right to wear a band's logo—is a childish waste of time and energy that could be spent on infinite better activities.
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But Page, who declined to have an attorney present during the testimony to the House committee, said his trips to Russia were "benign" and blasted the congressional investigations as a waste of time and money.
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And so, many of the unrelentingly partisan attacks lobbed at him Wednesday were mainly a waste of time: Barr's initial observations, which rankled Democrats so, are made largely irrelevant now that whole report is out.
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" At that point, we were up to our ears in work and we didn't have any money, and I'm like, "This is just an utter waste of time, and I don't want to do it.
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BuzzFeed News reported in May that Reid's cybersecurity expert has previously given information to the FBI that led to an investigation that a source with close knowledge of FBI investigations called a waste of time.
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Those disagreements aren't trivial, and range from the Iran nuclear deal (Tillerson wants to stay in; Trump wants out) and the standoff with North Korea (Tillerson wants diplomacy; Trump thinks that's a waste of time).
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In the most innocuous cases, this problem can just be a waste of time, but in others it can present an urgent dilemma, FBI Supervisory Special Agent Robert Flaim told Motherboard in a phone call.
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"Ailes's camp said Ailes learned that Trump couldn't focus—surprise, surprise—and that advising him was a waste of time," New York magazine reporter Gabriel Sherman said at the Vanity Fair New Establishment Summit Wednesday.
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But such a failure would also have more immediate consequences for the Russia probe, which has repeatedly been attacked by Trump and his allies, who call it a "witch hunt" and a waste of time.
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"It's just a waste of time," said the retiree, who voted for Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016 but is open to backing Trump in the next election, pointing to the strength of the U.S. economy.
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Democrats derided the GOP "attacks" one day after the Ohr interview, describing it as a "waste of time" that aimed to distract from a damaging news cycle for the president, as well as Mueller's probe.
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" Prospects for any kind of a deal appear even dimmer after Trump declared on Wednesday that a meeting with Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to discuss the shutdown was "a total waste of time.
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Speaking to Brian Stelter on CNN's "Reliable Sources," Haberman said it is often a waste of time for people to "constantly [be] surprised" or look "for some deeper motive behind everything" Trump says or does.
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I also used the new Surface Pen to edit a Word document, but my editor thought it was silly and a waste of time, as if I were working for a magazine in the 1990s.
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"House Republican efforts to impeach or censure the IRS commissioner are exercises in partisanship and a total waste of time and money," Oversight Committee ranking member Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) said in a recent statement.
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The only actual winners here are billable hours—always and forever the real MVP—and the cognitive dissonance it requires to believe that this entire saga is not, in fact, a colossal waste of time.
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As much as we are tempted to read these paintings biographically — and discover who each of the figures are, because they are all verifiable — I think such an inquiry is a complete waste of time.
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If a group has been pushing for very low-sodium diets for years, it can be hard for it to acknowledge that this might have been a waste of time, or even worse, bad advice.
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Since news leaked of the two likely locations last week, critics have called the whole thing a bait-and-switch and a waste of time for the other 236 communities that put in a bid.
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As for his time on the advisory board, Mr. Whitaker said he never attended a meeting and traveled only once to Miami for a tour and dinner, which he described as a waste of time.
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You may think that lining dresser drawers, kitchen cabinets, and every shelf in your linen closet are a waste of time, but it's actually an easy investment in your home the longevity of your belongings.
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Pelosi has called on fellow Democrats to methodically probe Trump, but has said holding House votes on impeaching him could be a waste of time given the lack of support so far among Senate Republicans.
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MI6 officials said Mr. Steele, a Russia expert, was honest and persistent but sometimes showed questionable judgment in pursuing targets that others viewed as a waste of time, two people familiar with the assessment said.
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In it, he also details a June 2016 meeting with a Russian-American lawyer and says it was such a "waste of time" that he asked his assistant to call him out of the gathering.
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Kieft, who was later lampooned by Washington Irving in his satirical history as "William the Testy," considered the tobacco habit a waste of time and money and a bane to the morals of his constituents.
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"But if it's their 40 megabytes of data that's not confidential or critical, and they were storing their pictures in it, it's a huge waste of time to go look at that stuff," Arsenault said.
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He also often cites an unwillingness to press legislation that Mr. Trump does not wholly support, saying it is a waste of time to send legislation to the president's desk only to draw a veto.
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Morin listed four facts about trying to be a people-pleaser: It's a waste of time; people-pleasers are easily manipulated; it's OK for others to feel angry or disappointed; and you can't please everyone.
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Teenage climate change activist Greta Thunberg said Monday that talking to President Trump at a United Nations summit on global warming would have been a waste of time, because he would not have paid attention.
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He also often cites an unwillingness to press legislation that Mr. Trump does not wholly support, saying it is a waste of time to send legislation to the president's desk only to draw a veto.
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Addressing a wide range of subjects, Mr. Trump called the border negotiations a "waste of time," brushed off the Russia investigation and expressed frustration at not getting credit for what he sees as his accomplishments.
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If you view world affairs through an exclusively mercantilist lens, as Trump does, then America's closest allies (mostly rich democracies) are our biggest enemies and deterring Russian expansionism is a waste of time and money.
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Bottom line: There had been tentative plans for more talks today between Vice President Mike Pence and Hill Republicans, but there's now a growing sense that another meeting before recess would be a waste of time.
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"The song ended up not even going up the charts so it was kind of a waste of time and I was away from my son, so I told myself I would never do that again."
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Because, unless you're a fitness competitor who needs to create mass or definition, bending just your elbow for multiple reps is kind of a waste of time in terms of bang for your muscle-building buck.
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During the press conference, Ardern and Minister of Police Stuart Nash advised residents that buying a gun in the meantime would be a "waste of time," and told stores to return their stock to suppliers now.
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His supporters have described the mediation as a waste of time, empowering only Islamists, calling on him to move instead on Tripoli, seat of Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj, who has no force of his own.
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