Although this might drive an able-bodied subject to distraction, the doctor's prize pupils are far from normal.
Clinton and his helpers have got so good at damage control that it's driving even august Republicans to distraction.
Dr White reckons that the residents of Cowboy Wash may have fallen victim to starving raiders, driven to distraction by failed harvests.
While I stipulate to the fact ideas can sometimes lead to great things, I also submit it is more frequently the case that ideas lead to distraction, disappointment, and even outright disaster.
With a Gallic esprit that irritated its allies to distraction, France has nominated Jean-Claude Trichet, head of the Bank of France, to lead the new central bank Europe requires when the single currency is launched.
Mr Gates, however, has had to work at his partnerships: after leaving the chief executive's chair at Microsoft he almost drove Mr Ballmer to distraction and the two had to make peace over dinner in 2001.
Why Napoleon ached to flee this sumptuous villa, with its enviable views, terraced garden and library, to once again live out of a travel trunk and trampoline-caliber camp bed (on display in the home) taxes the sensible mind to distraction.
If you have sat across the table for months on end with Cyril Ramaphosa and found a way by which sworn enemies can come together to craft a new nation (and become firm friends), then the frustrations that drive the rest of us to distraction seem to count for little.
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Where ports and hardware keys are concerned, HTC's done its best to keep the distraction to a minimum, carving those odds and ends out of the very same plastic as the chassis.
The challenges we face in Western New York and across the country are too serious for me to allow this distraction to continue, and so I am announcing that I have resigned my seat in Congress effective immediately.
But there are the usual privacy concerns as well as worries about adding to driver distraction.
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Do what you can to prevent distraction from becoming a major challenge.
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Ford's prototype system aims to lessen distraction by taking readouts from biometric sensors and combining the data with information from the car, including speed, steering-wheel angle, and data from radar sensors or cameras used in blind-spot obstacle detection or cruise control.
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The best way to avoid the distraction of business management is to outsource your administration and infrastructure.
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Facebook does not have to be a weapon of mass emotional destruction or a distraction to your social interactions.
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"As long as Wal-Mart is targeting the consumer and relying on consumers walking the aisles to buy supplies, they will not be a big distraction to the office supply stores, " he says.
But regardless of the legal outcome, Dunn and other board members could face pressure to resign if the ongoing controversy persists and becomes a too much of a distraction to the company.
Whitman told reporters after the debate that the controversy over Nicky Diaz Santillan, who the former CEO of eBay says confessed to being an illegal immigrant last year and was subsequently fired, is just a distraction to her race for governor.
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Existing technology like text-to-speech, voice command, Bluetooth hands-free calling and traffic services also helps alleviate driver distraction to avoid potentially dangerous situations.
He could pay attention to it or he could create a distraction in order to ignore it.
Rabois denied the charges, but resigned saying he wanted to avoid a distraction for Square.
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Amazon seems sensitive to issues relating to focus and distraction, at least where children are concerned.
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She also accused Republicans of jumping on reports of the briefings to cause a distraction.
Saying she did not want to be a distraction, she too stepped aside on Tuesday.
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Regardless of how you wear your hair, make it neat without serving as a distraction to the interviewer.
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"It really doesn't add any level of distraction to a driver that a driver can't already do, " he said.
"He did not want to be a distraction and we accept his decision, " said Matt Rhoades, a Romney campaign spokesman.
But as I say I'm not going to allow it to be a distraction which is why I've signed it.
Jeff Greenberg, a senior technical leader involved with the Ford research, says the broad goal is to minimize driver distraction and stress.
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Wolverhampton City Council said it was concerned they were a distraction to drivers or a hazard to pedestrians when placed on pavements.
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