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Its co-conspirator the iPhone appears to be a separate platform, but for many (me) it's just a way of being more polite in my disinterest about the "reality" around me.

If there was any doubt about North Korea's disinterest in talking about disarmament, it has now been shattered.

Yet, humankind's disinterest and dispassion about plant behaviour and intelligence may put our very survival at stake.

Billy Collins professes disinterest in writing about the trivial tribulations of the private self, and he stays close to his creed; but his poetry can often slide dangerously close to intellectual masturbation of a sort, imaginative game-playing for its own sake.

19 Are our findings evidence of general disinterest among surgeons about pragmatic questions or were the interventions reviewed here too new?

And all that's required is a story that appeals to the minority of the public that is attracted to news about celebrities in trouble -- regardless of disinterest or even outrage about extensive coverage from the majority of the public.

Scarlett left himself exposed on many issues about the veracity of the original "45 minutes" intelligence report: about the weapons themselves - small calibre shells rather than missiles; about his ignorance of Dr Kelly's existence; about his disingenuous disinterest in the dossier's gyrating language; and about the disputes within Whitehall concerning the original report's reliability.

Listening to the guffaws on the radio and sensing the disinterest in the press about allowing female members at Augusta National make me agree with Martha Burk more than I had.

And the Republicans have certainly given them fodder, such as when Representative Dick Armey, the Texas Republican who is the House majority leader, once bragged about his disinterest in foreign travel.

It wouldn't be much better for Vivendi executives who have been candid about their disinterest in NBC Universal, an asset they've publicly dubbed "non-core"–and, perhaps more poignantly, their desire to off-load it to get "more headroom," as Vivendi Chief Financial Office Philippe Capron put it at a conference in Spain last week.

While praising the special effects, Boursaw expressed disinterest in learning more about Broyles and compared the Fringe case to something already done in The X-Files.