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tune out







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I think people will find this increasing speculation of real versus fake to be tiresome and begin to tune out.

From Barron's

I’m of course referring to climate change, a topic embedded with some sort of Pavlovian trigger that immediately gets most people to tune out as soon as it is mentioned.

From Salon

I can understand why people tune out the litany of bad news about the planet.

From Salon

So if you don’t want to know, tune out.

From The Wall Street Journal

On top of that, the Red Bull has been a difficult car this season, and perhaps only a very few drivers other than Verstappen could have got a tune out of it.

From BBC