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However, the clarity with which we label uncaring and unacceptable behavior gives every student a clear chance to judge the perpetrators and decide whether to try to join the in-crowd, ignore them or stand up for the students who are targeted ..

Blogger News Network 2009

I've been disappointed with the play, but really felt the problems came from GM Bill Bavasi's inability or just plain uncaring for the fans or the players.

My SafeCo Field boycott is over joshenglish 2008

I must admit, though, that being called uncaring by folks who want to throw someone elsepluribusQuote

The Volokh Conspiracy » “Fannie Mae Health Care”: 2009

I must admit, though, that being called uncaring by folks who want to throw someone elseTobyQuote

The Volokh Conspiracy » “Fannie Mae Health Care”: 2009

They will use Blunkett to bash the so called uncaring Tories, lets have a look at the caring socialism of New Labour re looking after the elderly as put forward by Blunkett:

Archive 2008-11-01 FIDO The Dog 2008

And that is fairly remarkable for a generation that is often been described as uncaring about the past.

CNN Transcript May 23, 2001 2001

In other words, the sustainable food movement is characterized as uncaring and elitist.

latimes.com - News 2011

In other words, the sustainable food movement is characterized as uncaring and elitist.

latimes.com - News 2011

"This is a first - commenting as one of the so called uncaring management people - I have to say I …"

BangorDailyNews.com - News 2010

Like I said before, it's difficult for most people to stick to that because most voters are too prone seduction by short-sighted rhetoric about how this or that "tweaking" or deal will "make the market work better" or some such nonsense, while a dedicated free marketer in politics will be called uncaring for not wanting to do something like, oh, cut a deal with a millionaire to get a two-stadium deal.

BlueOregon 2009