Wall Street's banking giants are more indifferent than frustrated.

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This approach has yielded indifferent results in more high-brow pursuits -- recent attempts in collaborative novel-writing have largely failed -- but the advertising world has already embraced similar interactivity.

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To his credit, he has refused to be satisfied with a system that leaves more than half of school-leavers with indifferent qualifications.

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Bush's claim to be indifferent to such information is nothing more than another of his efforts to appear before us as the anti-Clinton.

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Indifferent about amassing wealth, he cares more for experiencing life to the fullest.

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Some argue that these guarantees make bank failures more likely, because they encourage depositors to be indifferent to the riskiness of banks' lending.

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Men who liked housework a lot (sic) spent around 60% more time per weekday on it than those who were indifferent to it, sparing their partners up to ten minutes of drudgery.

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Yet propping up a tired Labour government they regard as indifferent to civil liberties and the environment would be scarcely more palatable.

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