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For example, sometimes we drive the car on autopilot while being preoccupied with thoughts.

How do you pitch a program like yours when mayors are preoccupied with cutting budgets?

In a world preoccupied with consumerism and petty self-interest, that gives life dignity.

The regulators are usually preoccupied with keeping Banks sound and warning them not to lend too loosely. No more.

If you never know, you will never know each other. We do not need to be preoccupied with fate.

They need help to cope with climate change, as they are preoccupied with existing challenges such as reducing poverty and hunger and providing access to energy and water.

This dog would make even a dog like that slink nonchalantly be? Hind the sofa and pretend to be extremely preoccupied with its rubber bone.

It's understandable that so many high schoolers and their nervous parents are preoccupied with the idea of getting into an elite college.

You maybe in the Cooperation Stage if both you and your spouse seem more preoccupied with the kids, money, home and work and you start to feel like business partners more than lovers.

You think you are so important that everyone CARES what you do, when in fact, everyone is so preoccupied with themselves that they don't even notice or care what you are doing.

Then I remembered how often, too, had been indifferent to the grandeur of each day, too preoccupied with petty and sometimes even mean concerns to respond to the splendor of it all.

Addicts are totally preoccupied with their addiction, but gardening helps them to open themselves up to the world and be aware, for the first time in a long while, of their surroundings.

Instead of pretending to be preoccupied with people, they talk about it in order to feel relieved. Instead, they learn to be quiet and face the truth. Such a single person is also called ah, you are so pious to do better yourself, you will encounter the best, and that person will certainly deserve all your waiting.