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bother

[both-er] / ˈbɒð ər /






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The story appeared as far away as Little Rock and New Orleans, even though the original reporter didn’t bother to check his facts.

From Literature

But while Mother Russia’s not involved, you can almost hear her fatalistically moaning, “Just don’t bother!”

From The Wall Street Journal

People don’t always follow those rules of society and that bothers Francesca, because she’s always lived her life that way.

From Los Angeles Times

"I have just enjoyed having that freedom. For sure, I can score and assist goals, but I'll play wherever on the pitch. I'm not bothered here."

From BBC

Speaking to the media on Tuesday, Real goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois said "it bothers me that Vinicius' celebration is being used against him" and it did not "justify a suspected act of racism".

From BBC