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  • He seemed totally disinterested in this breach of privacy.
  • Disinterested impartiality on the part of the government and the law that is required by an open society.
  • Then the duo themselves seemed disinterested in working at all.
  • Young people aren't disinterested in politics - they're disinterested in politics - they're disinterested in party politics.
  • Nor can specialist translators be expected to be entirely disinterested.
  • Disinterested observer that the cost of purchasing a pc has fallen considerably.
  • At least milner ran his socks off, pennant looked disinterested.
  • Disinterested in food or drink, or has no appetite has a reduced quality of life.
  • While he may be completely disinterested, let him have the chance to be a part of the decision.
  • Disinterested pursuit of truth.
  • He became disinterested in our life, only his mattered.
  • Disinterested in celebrities.
  • In fact, the new owners were so disinterested in the waterway that the canal didn't even have a head office.
  • Disinterested party.
  • In many cases, the local authority appeared disinterested.
  • Disinterested in everything outside themselves.
  • Of course not: impact is what matters, not facts; tub-thumping, not disinterested judgment.
  • Disinterested love.
  • During the second half, as the swindon players had asserted their superiority, the fans had grown increasingly disinterested.
  • Disinterested advice in the field of charitable giving.

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