Tyler drawled in that lazy voice of his, not even bothering to open his eyes. |
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He seemed to know the labyrinth by instinct, only bothering with a lamp when the others began to stumble in the dusk. |
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Sorry if I'm bothering you or anything, but after seeing you the other day I've wanted to talk to you. |
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They managed this with no fuss and without interrupting or bothering us in any way. |
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I instantly forgot the humiliation of being unable to snowplough, the pressure of thinking I'd fail and questioning why I was even bothering. |
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She was talking too loudly, brazening it out, but since she wouldn't talk about what was really bothering her, there wasn't anything I could do. |
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There, she found her horse, bridled him, and jumped to his back, not even bothering about a saddle. |
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The Congress has successfully used the Muslims as a vote bank without bothering about their welfare, while the BJP is seeking their trust. |
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At other times, her mother lay in bed for days, not bothering to get dressed, reading from a stack of books piled on her bedside table. |
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G Brandin Knight showed no signs that his strained right quadriceps was bothering him. |
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I slipped into bed, not bothering to change out of my skirt, just pulled the overshirt off and slept in my skirt and spaghetti top. |
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His face was swollen, his nose hurt, his back ached, and his corn was bothering him. |
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He went to the door and, without bothering with the peephole, he flung the door open. |
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She stomped through the entryway and without bothering to look through the peephole, yanked the door wide. |
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Thanks to my comfily padded headphones, I can crank up the noise without bothering anyone. |
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She replied bluntly, not bothering with the common courtesy Elizabeth expected. |
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I want you to stop picking me up for practice or bothering me in the halls. |
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Most of us take a pick-and-mix approach, being good about some things and not bothering on others. |
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He chuckled, turning her so her back faced his chest, and leaned on her shoulder, comforted by her presence without bothering with introductions. |
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But local party conveners have told Scotland on Sunday that election failures are putting members off bothering to renew their party cards. |
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The four put their cowls back over their heads, then left the room, no one bothering to extinguish the lamp. |
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The misanthrope is a harmless cuss, keeping mainly to herself and bothering no one, asking only that you not bother her. |
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Without bothering to fling my hands away, he darts his eyes to the side to avoid my worried stare. |
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See, I save time in the morning by not bothering to pretend surprise that the Government lies. |
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The bothering and begging are exhaustive and unremitting, and the beggars world-beating in their decrepitude and infirmity. |
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With this essay, I would have taken procrastination and apathy to new heights, but I never got round to bothering. |
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It was not hard to notice the glum expression on her face, though he could not understand what it was that was bothering her. |
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Why are you even bothering when, after months of denying yourself food, you still look the same? |
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He even went to the Middle East, with the explicit reason of bothering some God botherers. |
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Funnily enough, one of the few things that isn't bothering me is the eventual prospect of an interview. |
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Not bothering to change out of my pajamas, I traipsed downstairs and into the sunroom where I found Taur flicking through his math exercise book. |
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Jason couldn't understand her sudden explosion of anger and he knew there had to be more to what was bothering her than the spider prank. |
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The whole thing snowballed, and soon journalists stopped bothering to contact Robert before quoting him. |
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What's bothering me is how you think you can waltz in here and just take over the place. |
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The jackbooted thugs can arrest you without bothering to accuse you of a crime. |
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It was obvious that something was bothering her, weighing her down, and it was impossible for Amy's nature to ignore. |
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To see what is really bothering young Asians, look no further than BBC radio's Asian Network. |
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There is a group of hardcore fans, which adores the game not bothering who the teams are. |
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Why do you attack them without bothering to do any real investigation of the situation? |
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I think he was unaware of physical discomfort, or regarded it as not worth bothering about. |
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Can't we organise a whip-round to buy an island where these counter-Enlightenment yahoos can live without bothering anybody else? |
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These are hardly generous limits and could discourage low-income savers from bothering to save at all. |
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Yet after I left the funeral, some key themes of the media eulogies and other testimonials kept bothering me. |
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Slowly, the cat began to drift out of conciseness, not bothering to fight it. |
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Too many bands just stand there, meekly playing their songs without ever bothering to say a word to the crowd or act engaged. |
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Without bothering to dry her hair she loosely braided it and tied a black ribbon at the bottom. |
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He had offseason ankle surgery, and though trainer Dave England says the ankle no longer is bothering Johnson, it may be messing with his head. |
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We often take color for granted, not bothering to notice the subtle hues, tones and intensities that surround us. |
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A hamstring problem set him back for a while, but it hasn't been bothering him lately. |
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She threw on her silver bangle bracelets and grabbed her leather coat, not bothering to zip it up or tie the black leather belt at the waist. |
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I wish she'd just get out of my room, respect my need to be alone for a while and just stop bothering me. |
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I'm a big fan of yours, Neil, and have been for a long, long while, but something lately has been bothering me. |
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I had this dude in a suit that kept constantly bothering me and my shorty while we were trying to have a convo. |
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Alison rolled her eyes, not bothering to trouble with an answer the second time. |
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She simply nodded, and then began to walk, not even bothering to take any clothes out of the trunk to take with them. |
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Kim sighed and opened the car door, not bothering to unpack the luggage from the trunk. |
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She shook her head not even bothering to ask where he was off to, but as soon as he had disappeared from her sight, curiosity got a hold of her. |
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They drove home in silence, neither really knowing what to say to the other and Jinx not bothering to break the silence. |
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I glared at him not bothering to dignify that with a response, I walked out into the street slamming the door shut behind me. |
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And it is not the dangling boot-cut, or the over-exposed midriff that's bothering them. |
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Not even bothering to take off his leather jacket or boots, he slumped heavily onto the futon to his right. |
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In play therapy it was possible to get clues on the issues bothering the child. |
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It is obvious this issue is still bothering you and until you really let him know how you feel he will always manage to walk all over you. |
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It was great to see old friends and work without bothering about whether the light bulbs need changing or the bins need taking out or whose turn it is to hoover the gallery. |
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Of course, anybody bothering to read the summary of that very workshop would find a list of the purposes of drilling on Mars, and requirements therefor. |
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The argument also went that the lack of publicity would dissuade would-be hostage-takers from bothering to grab reporters. |
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I'm terribly sorry for bothering you all and for giving you such a fright. |
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But by not bothering to run anyone, state Democratic parties remain enfeebled. |
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I am starting with a hunch, and that's why I'm bothering to ask the questions. |
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Her bra had been cut from her body, but whoever did it had only pulled up her shirt, not bothering to completely remove it. |
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I swung the door open without bothering to check through the peephole. |
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The school nurse could have a routine drop-in time in the school where there was an option of a one-to-one for the pupils to talk about issues that are bothering them. |
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Cate noticed his quietness and wondered what was bothering him. |
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I've used jeweller's rouge on our double glazing as we keep finding tiny little scratches after they were installed and got fed up of bothering the company. |
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What was bothering me was the thought that my boss was acting in a punitive kind of way with intent to gyp me out of what I was entitled to for the purposes of saving money. |
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She noisily chewed on her gum, stomping to the seat adjacent to mine, not bothering to reply until she'd settled comfortably with said boots crossed upon the desk. |
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They hopped off their horses, not bothering to unload the mules. |
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Although, again, why she was bothering with him is anyone's guess. |
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Some were simply transmitted live without anyone bothering to record them, while others, which were recorded, were then junked in order to save space or re-use expensive tape. |
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Not even bothering with the numerous buckles, Neva pulled a knife from her pocket and began slitting the leather bindings holding Roy to the gurney. |
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If your argument holds, why are you bothering to say anything here? |
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Not bothering to fix his bed, he carefully crept out of his room. |
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They equate a speech and an occasional viewgraph with actual plans and hardware, never bothering to look for a line item in the budget, or to actually call up a source. |
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Why not produce an anthology of Aussie sonnets for the sheer pleasure of yarning amongst ourselves, without bothering to care who else may or may not be listening? |
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He wasn't even bothering to look at his fingering on the fret board. |
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Iris raced out the door without bothering to lock her room up. |
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What is bothering me is that issue of lack of moral equivalence. |
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So, although it may be easier for you to go through the euro-airport without bothering a money exchanger, macroeconomic management remains as complex as ever. |
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Instead, of my sister bothering me about it, which was something I thought she would do, we were helping move Devon and her growing baby bump into the house. |
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Can there be any doubt that it is imprudent to kill alleged traitors without even bothering to convict them? |
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A MAN is to have his music equipment taken off him after bothering his neighbours with loud trance music. |
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I think I had more of an artistic thing bouncing around and bothering me. |
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The loss of sleep was a particular factor, with many not bothering to attend inconvenient shelters. |
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She whispered the spell that would unenchant the small patch of moss and rose, never bothering to look back to see if the ground recovered its formerly unbroken surface. |
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