' Optional answers were: no such problem; yes, but it does not bother me; yes, it bothers me somewhat; yes, it bothers me a lot.
It's anxiety-producing for those watching and anyone attending: "People, especially at weddings and private events, have certainly started to impose bans on Instagrams, which I think makes guests pretty disappointed because they're like, 'Why they even bother to RSVP yes?'".
The singer's Nobel Prize in Literature had bothered her, yes.
6) If you can be bothered, divide your "yes" pile by activity (work, weekend, night out, special occasion).
AT THE second attempt they gave the answer the establishment wanted: by 63% to 37%, Ireland's voters the half of them that bothered to vote said yes to the European Union's Nice treaty, and EU enlargement, to take in ten new countries, can go ahead.
And then the lurch comes in my throat and I think, fucking hell, am I still bothered about this – yes, I am still bothered about this.
It just bothered me that yes, it was a safety net, but she had enough going on that she didn't need more problems.
With the likes of Cory Bernardi suggesting he will not consider himself bound by a "yes" result, why bother to express your view in a plebiscite if your senator or local member is going to ignore it anyway?
If yes, don't bother; if not, you'll need the papier mâché.
The opposition Centre Party too, the rural and northern rival of the Conservatives, at a party congress this summer formally replaced its old hostility to any military alliance with readiness to look at the idea and the arguments.These are not quite such a clear "foreign affairs, yes, defence, why bother?" as they sound.
