Buff turned out to be crazy about his kids, so there was that.
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While MMORPG gamers might not be crazy about it, the majority of users will have few complaints.
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Wall Street may not be crazy about bitcoin, but it is intrigued by its use of blockchain technology.
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I think that's something, I think, in the end neither side is probably going to be crazy about.
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"I can't imagine that anyone who isn't in early adolescence would be crazy about 13," wrote the Times critic Ben Brantley.
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"You don't want to be crazy about spending too much money on a business where the economics just don't add up," he explained.
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And while it's true that they may be crazy about their buildings, they may not necessarily regard their specific apartments as perfect in every aspect.
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He will also likely struggle with the state's suburban population, which may not be crazy about Trump, but is extremely weary of Sanders's far-left stances.
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People on Amazon seem to be crazy about these wireless headphones, and you can see what all the fuss is about by getting your own pair for only $10.
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LERER: I mean I think Republicans see that as a way to get Republican voters who may not be crazy about the president, you know, independents, they can get them against Pelosi.
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Austin posted a picture of himself with Caesar to his Instagram account back in December, giving hope to every internet fangirl that one day her celebrity crush will not only notice her, but be "crazy" about her.
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"If the phone's appearance changes, I think people are going to be crazy about it, because we've seen the iPhone with a similar look for such a long time now," said He Peihuan, a Shanghai-based financial analyst.
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Neither side would be crazy about giving in on those issues but "you can't always get what you want," and if they did, we would get a comprehensive immigration reform bill that would actually work to resolve our crisis, once and for all.
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Anyway, if one accepts that the White House is haunted (which, again, it absolutely is), one must also accept that the many ghosts who are always present somewhere in the White House, Haunting of Hill House-style, may not be crazy about the current president who is banging around the place.
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"It Ain't Cool to Be Crazy About You" is a song written by Dean Dillon and Royce Porter, and recorded by American country music artist George Strait. It was released in August 1986 as the second and final single from his album #7. "It Ain't Cool to Be Crazy About You" was his 9th #1 single.
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Common Sense Media rated the HooplaKidz website at three stars, praising the website for being kid safe while also criticizing its videos for featuring "pretty consistent advertising -- Google ads appear on-screen while kids play -- which parents may not be crazy about".
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Supposing I'm supposed > to hate a guy. Then I think of somebody I hate and visualize him instead of > the actor. Same way when I'm supposed to be in love with the heroine. I > think of a girl I could be crazy about and though I'm saying to the actress > "I love you, darling", all the time I keep thinking of the other party.
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As a songwriter, early successes includes David Allan Coe's 1981 hit "Tennessee Whiskey". Dillon has written many singles for George Strait, including "The Chair," "Nobody in His Right Mind Would've Left Her," "It Ain't Cool to Be Crazy About You," "Ocean Front Property," "Famous Last Words of a Fool," "I've Come to Expect It From You," "If I Know Me," "Easy Come, Easy Go," "Lead On," "The Best Day," "She Let Herself Go", "Living for the Night," "Drinkin' Man" and "I Believe". Strait and his son Bubba co-wrote the latter three with Dillon.
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