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On top of that, the Red Bull has been a difficult car this season, and perhaps only a very few drivers other than Verstappen could have got a tune out of it.

From BBC

“A lot of people tune out of things like the shutdown … but almost everybody knows some element of the Epstein scandal.”

From Slate

“You need to start from scratch with the basics and tune out all the noise,” Murdoch said.

From MarketWatch

Even though he is not particularly concerned about his own financial security, it is difficult to tune out the overall uncertainty surrounding him.

From MarketWatch

The whole point of picking off precisely those who are either too vulnerable to fight back, or too famous to warrant your concern, or too unpopular for you to do anything but shrug, is that it leaves ample space for everyone to be exhausted, to tune out, to stare down at the table.

From Slate