Word: bothered
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Winters could get warmer--which wouldn't bother most people--and warm-weather hot spells like the one that killed 500 in Chicago this past summer could become more frequent and more severe...
...contends that white racism is no longer much of a problem in the U.S. Instead, all our racial troubles can be traced to the fact that "black culture" is so dysfunctional it amounts to a "civilizational" gap between African Americans and the rest of society. He does not bother to differentiate between the crime-ridden urban underclass and the middle-class high achievers such as Woodson, head of the Washington-based National Center for Neighborhood Enterprise, and Loury, a professor at Boston University...
...Campaigns are great work if you are organized. If you are not, don't even bother getting in politics," McCabe said. "If you lose a phone number and do not call someone back, you get them upset and they in turn will tell a friend and now you have ten people angry...
Need this security risk bother most Harvard students? From a practical standpoint, the answer is no; unless you have a penchant for buying items with your credit card over the Internet, use of Navigator version 1.1N (the one available from the Science Center) is harmless. If you're still concerned, simply avoid typing credit card or other personal information into any document on the World Wide Web. For extra peace of mind, select the Netscape "Preferences" option and make sure that all security alerts are turned...
...chill didn't bother everyone, however. Nielsen improved her first-round score of 98 to a 90, citing her hardy upbringing as her secret...