The yammering classes have decided that Gore's problem is a weird, deficient personality, and Bush's is a dull, incurious brain.

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The same critics who complain about the Morris technique whine that Morris tags Reagan as a middlebrow rube, an airhead and as intellectually incurious.

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The same critics who complain about this unconventional technique whine that Morris tags Reagan as a middlebrow rube, an airhead and as intellectually incurious.

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Even so, Mr Gottfried's book seems weirdly incurious.

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Penn State also proved incurious about this.

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To a curious, anxious, white male child coming of age in an incurious and paranoid white monoculture, there was literally nothing like it though a great deal of science fiction, possibly the majority of it, I was starting to notice, depicted futuristic monocultures that were dominated by white males.

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Ingraffea and Dr. Howarth authored a study on methane emissions a couple of years ago that was thoroughly debunked within about 30 minutes of its issuance, yet their absurd findings continue to be parrotted by the anti-fracking movement and an often incurious news media as if they were unchallenged fact.

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As his dwindling band of supporters argues about Swedish rape law, UK extradition treaties and theorizes on a plot to spirit him to Guantanamo Bay via Stockholm, Julian Assange attracts the public approval of creepy rape apologists and intellectually incurious political sloganeers enamored with his (relatively recent) shift toward virulent anti-Western rhetoric.

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