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Tyson has not fought as a professional in 19 years and appeared disinterested as Paul dominated the microphone.

From BBC

From your clinical point of view, how are you making sense of the many tens of millions of Americans who are either indifferent, disinterested or don't care about what is an existential election, one that will literally impact their lives, safety, security and prosperity?

From Salon

“I could not put them back into an environment that was unable to meet their needs, leaving them confused, feeling disillusioned, disinterested and confused, as they were unable to understand or hear”.

From BBC

This is true of every vice-presidential debate, of course—but the issue-centricity of Tuesday’s debate felt especially fake because, in most other settings, JD Vance has been plainly disinterested in running an issue-centric campaign.

From Slate

The tone is a far cry from the disinterested one Trump put on for Fox News immediately after Swift's endorsement of Harris earlier this week.

From Salon

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