They didn't make a great fuss over one another, and they didn't expect people to make a fuss over them.
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"Arianna made this huge fuss over pedantics," the employee said.
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He just didn't like to be made a fuss over.
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He just didn't like to be made a fuss over.
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So what's all this fuss over dirt verses water really about?
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Eventually, Ronaldo made clear once again why people fuss over him.
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The fuss over a helmet was the least of Brown's problems.
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I'd be very uncomfortable if people made a big fuss over me.
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That night I made a big fuss over setting up my tent.
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The Wolverines shrugged at the fuss over Harbaugh's outside-the-box ideas.
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I was mostly just annoyed that she always made a fuss over everything.
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American made What's all the fuss over Childish Gambino's "This Is America" video?
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Harriette Thompson doesn't know why people are making such a fuss over her.
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To Americans, Canada seems to be making a big fuss over minor details.
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Any fuss over hard seltzer will probably soon fade, before the cycle repeats.
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If all this seems a lot of fuss over a phone call, it is.
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Joyce made the kind of fuss over Halloween that some people do for Christmas.
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I don't know about extravagant stuff, but I wouldn't fuss over the small things.
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They made a big fuss over how nice I was to bring them lunch.
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A swarm of crew members came out of hiding to fuss over various details.
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When that happens, we will wonder what the fuss over CAFE was all about.
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Perhaps he's tired of the fuss over his non-relationship with fellow MC Nicki Minaj.
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Check out a couple of GIFs below: So, why all the fuss over Enninful's career?
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It's a good thing all this fuss over Medcare Skin Centre is probably fake news.
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President Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress have made a big fuss over Lt. Col.
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If you have wondered about the fuss over Etna reds, this is a great introduction.
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And Russia is not the only country that has raised such a fuss over cartography.
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With the fuss over Ukraine, they may have found their vehicle, according to new polls.
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Some people asked her why she was making a big fuss over just a kiss.
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Some lawmakers in Parliament were critical of colleagues making a fuss over the bell going silent.
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The fuss over degrees is also a sign that an election may not be far off.
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His two daughters, 15 and 10, roll their eyes whenever anyone makes a fuss over it.
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He now has to both focus on the big picture and fuss over the fine detail.
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Amanda Stanton doesn't understand why there's such a fuss over her daughter's recent bathing-suit photo.
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The fuss over the address on the lawsuit's envelope has to do with longstanding international law.
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In all the fuss over Avengers: Infinity War, you may have wondered: How is Chris Pine doing?
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TikTok hasn't yet made much fuss over its Lite version, which actually consists of two separate apps.
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One striking contrast with past British rows over Europe is the lack of any fuss over money.
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"They don't like to fuss over their feet, perhaps it makes them feel less masculine," she adds.
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They didn't understand why Bouvier and Natural Le Coultre were making such a fuss over their warehouses.
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It's not quite the same as being outdoors, but I can fuss over them just the same.
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"How'd you know?" he replied, scanning the $8 worth of food I had caused all this fuss over.
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Angelica didn't tell her co-workers at the restaurant because she didn't want them to fuss over her.
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Yet for all the fuss over the holy city's international status, its management and finances are a mess.
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But they're not going to fuss over the details of your itinerary, recommending this sight over that one.
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Still others have written off the drama, arguing that people are making a fuss over an innocent remark.
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The IMF board is probably anxious to keep a low profile until the fuss over Ms Lagarde's conviction passes.
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Still, why all the fuss over one impoverished blacksmith, born to a prostitute in the depths of Flea Bottom?
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After announcing its impressive Notebook 20163 laptops with some fanfare, Samsung didn't make much fuss over the new Chromebook.
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Before long Victor again imagines himself lying on the slab in a mortuary as eerie embalmers fuss over him.
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But just because it is being low key does not mean there has not been a fuss over it.
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Rigsbee said Rodgers offered to sign a napkin for her if she would stop making a fuss over him.
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Rather, the fuss over "Bodak Yellow" in 2017 stemmed from her celebrity presence — it was the Cardi B song!
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Unlike so many of the people attacking this film sight unseen, the film itself doesn't fuss over its stars' gender.
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While the press made a minor fuss over these hires, they made barely a ripple among Republicans and even Democrats.
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To understand why, it's important to remember what the fuss over the yield curve was about in the first place.
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Instead of having to fuss over two different dresses, though, why not take the gown from night to late night?
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Howard Stern returned to the airwaves Monday and he was pretty dumbfounded -- why all the fuss over a day off?
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We won't be able to fuss over the things I believe we have been wrongly fussing about for too long.
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In "Nautiloid," a tough-talking older woman dying of colon cancer doesn't want anyone to make a fuss over her.
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He wished his mother had made more of a fuss over what he'd told her, or any fuss at all.
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Think about how good things have to be going in the country for the media to fuss over where Melania is.
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Ironically, the fuss over Mr Vieira Lima's flat may help get it through, argues Ricardo Mendes of Prospectiva, a political consultancy.
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Plus, he added, the meat industry's fuss over its competition only serves to build even more consumer awareness of meat substitutes.
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In a city struggling with violence, pollution and chaotic planning, a fuss over one building could seem trivial, Mr. Reyes said.
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With all the fuss over artisanal liquors and bespoke ambience, drinking establishments in New York can be inclined toward the overserious.
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Plant parents, as they call themselves, fuss over their plant babies with the attention once given to kimchi or coffee connoisseurship.
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Because it was Loki's first time dating a pop star, he was pretty taken aback by the fuss over a tank top.
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That's what the fuss over the Goldman Sachs speeches is all about: who you believe and who you trust as a politician.
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His mom would always verbally make a fuss over me and my dietary requirements, but then always cooked exactly what she wanted.
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EXPECT AN ERUPTION: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Ted Cruz expects Donald Trump to make a fuss over his alliance with Kasich.
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But from the human perspective—the potential target perspective—these weapons that we fuss over and nerd out over have one job.
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Really, the fuss over whether Get Out is a comedy just illustrates the impossibility of divvying up films by genre to begin with.
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As in earlier works like "Vampire Lesbians of Sodom," which ran for five years Off Broadway, Busch doesn't fuss over logic or continuity.
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"She asked me if I had ever heard of this 'Cleeve Davis' everyone was making such a fuss over," Ms. Edwards said, laughing.
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But that confusion, and the fuss over the memo more generally, demonstrate just how little the American public understands about how FISA actually works.
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Public fuss over the issue is all right as long as it does not divert one's attention from the real effort to gain freedom.
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Before taking things further, Mel wanted to make sure that she wasn't "kicking up a huge fuss" over something that had only affected her.
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After all, nice and polite people don't make a fuss over ugliness; they pretend not to see it or erase it from their minds.
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They liked to make a fuss over people and put on elaborate dinner parties, and then they'd get drunk and spend the night bickering.
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Mattingly has never seen the episode, he said, but he has heard plenty about the show and the fuss over his character's grooming habits.
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In Britain, Parliament passed an act preserving diplomats' privileges in 1708, following a fuss over the arrest for debt of Russia's man in London.
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But Democrats, so far, are reticent about raising a fuss over the discrepancy -- even though they strongly oppose Sessions' tenure atop the Justice Department.
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" The fuss over the young actor began two years later when he appeared bare-chested opposite Linda Darnell in the British-made "Island of Desire.
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Future versions could add things like shutter speed settings and so on, so virtual photographers can fuss over exposure settings just like the real ones.
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It sure seems like a lot of fuss over language that's unlikely to have much impact on the US's broader counterterrorism efforts and operations abroad.
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But it's a damn shame that fuss over Frank Ocean died down a little bit after he released not one, but two phenomenal pieces of work.
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Back when crime was rising, conservatives insistently drew a connection to social change — that was what the whole early '90s fuss over "family values" was about.
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It was refreshing to get back to baseball, as sloppy as it was, and the Yankees always make a charming little fuss over their Florida opener.
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This may be one reason why there wasn't much fuss over the dramatic consequences the law would have on non profits while the bill was being drafted.
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"Normally there wouldn't be so much fuss over a cable to China," says Nicole Starosielski, a professor at New York University and author of The Undersea Network.
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The commission sent a "Statements of Objections" to Valve and five other video game publishers, raising a fuss over the companies' habits of "geo-blocking" purchases, i.e.
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Hunnam explained that while he may not be into giving extravagant gifts and making a fuss over Hallmark card holidays, he does love to cook for bae.
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Lost amid the fuss over Melania Trump's alleged plagiarizing at the first night of the Republican convention were the many other speeches, including one by Scott Baio.
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In the fuss over which pro-Brexit group would be designated, less attention has been paid to the group selected to campaign to remain in the (EU).
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The fuss over the new book, "A President Shouldn't Say That," would be more convincing if the president's political death had not already been declared many times.
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It's at places like Sam's Town Point where you can begin to cotton on to what the fuss over the Austin of yesteryear has always been about.
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That said, there's no need to fuss over getting a perfect 850, since the perks are the same no matter where your score lands within the "excellent" range.
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The fuss over the U.S. bringing in more THAAD anti-missile launchers now has some American analysts questioning whether Moon might be playing into the hands of China.
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We live in a world that made such a fuss over a female Ghostbusters cast that the film's teaser received more down votes than any other video on YouTube.
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I appreciated the fact that I didn't have to fuss over extraneous apps and tech, like inconsistent gesture controls or instructional videos that teach me how to operate everything.
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China tends not to fuss over democracy, and it seldom objects to loans being spent on pointless grand projects: after all, it builds a lot of those at home.
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Special Report: Democracy 2016 LONDON — The fuss over the burkini on French beaches this summer is just the latest and most ridiculous iteration of France's uncomfortable confrontation with Islam.
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" The Times highlighted her folksiness when she visited Manhattan in 1940: "Modest 'Grandma Moses' declared, 'If they want to make a fuss over me, I guess I don't mind.
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It won't take long to notice that the questions Glover's characters fuss over, and are made deliriously woozy by, are remarkably of the moment: What is the face of trauma?
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That said, it's exasperating (yet predictable) that the movie makes such a great, groaning fuss over the fact that women are onboard, a self-consciousness that reads like self-congratulation.
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Accompanying Peñalba's photos is a series of sped-up videos, reminiscent of the Keystone Cops, in which Billy Dufala and the artist fuss over how to build the museum's columns.
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During his single years, Harry always spent the holidays with us, and he always made a happy fuss over my cornbread, which of course I make in a cast-iron skillet.
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There's something about watching an old rich white man fuss over the indignity of having Ted Danson show up unannounced on his private jet that feels so cathartic at the moment.
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Isn't it snobbish to fuss over Trump's plans to eliminate all funding for the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting?
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Bernal Heights has the ambience of a village, with small shops, public bulletin boards papered over with notices and even a wild coyote whose welfare many in the community fuss over.
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When asked to clarify his earlier comments about helicopter money, Mr Draghi pulled out a transcript of his comments from March's press conference and gently chided journalists for making a fuss over nothing.
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Sometimes I kissed him when no one was looking, or I took him with me to the living room to watch TV. It was crazy to fuss over a statue like I did.
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Arab leaders are happy to see the end of America's push to improve relations with Iran, and they don't mind that Washington has decided to stop making a fuss over human rights and democracy.
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Whatever the courts decide, the fuss over the temporary travel ban is a distraction from much more far-reaching and dire immigration measures ordered by President Trump in this pronouncement and in his Jan.
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SEATTLE — Inside an office in this city's South Lake Union neighborhood, engineers in lab coats fuss over a contraption unlike the usual creations flowing from Amazon, Facebook and other technology companies with offices nearby.
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They shun pomp, bombast, and theatrics in favor of just rolling up their sleeves and diving in; they write brilliant epics without making a fuss over it, and have consistently released impressive, vital work.
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We would probably be making even more of a fuss over this incredible discount if it wasn't surrounded on all sides by impressive deals on smartphones from the likes of Apple, Samsung, and Huawei.
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Though, something the facilitator brought up as a potential way to respond as an ally was to compare it to how people don't tend to make a fuss over name changes when someone gets married.
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Unlike using a Raspberry Pi, with Elk you won't have to deal with wallet and keys management, fuss over setting up nodes, tune their parameters to run well on an embedded device, handle crashes, etc.
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Consider the fuss over Carrie Fisher, who reprised her role as Princess Leia Organa in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" almost 40 years after her debut in the original "Star Wars," when she was 19.
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Rep. Steve King doesn't understand the fuss over immigrant children being placed in detention centers -- after separation from their parents -- because he says they're getting great care and having more fun than most American kids.
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However, one definite advantage it has over its two predecessors is that, at this stage of the reboot, there's no longer a need to establish these slightly altered characters or fuss over their emotional arcs.
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Iraqi Oil Minister Jabar Ali al-Luaibi dropped the bombshell on Sunday, doubling down after Iraq had already kicked up a fuss over how OPEC plans to set quotas when it meets next month in Vienna.
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While there are certainly criticisms to be made of how Democrats handled the sit-in, it sure is fun to see Republicans make a fuss over decorum only a few years out from the government shutdown.
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In a nod to some European countries like fiscally conservative Germany, she said governments should not fuss over spending caps while letting programs like unemployment insurance do their job of softening the blow from the downturn.
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In a nod to some European countries like fiscally conservative Germany, she said governments should not fuss over spending caps while letting programmes like unemployment insurance do their job of softening the blow from the downturn.
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In a nod to some European countries like fiscally conservative Germany, she said governments should not fuss over spending caps while letting programmes like unemployment insurance do their job of softening the blow from the downturn.
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After all the fuss over the Mueller report, it was Mr Trump's request to Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian president, to "do us a favour" and dig up dirt on the Bidens that led to impeachment proceedings.
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The GRP yoga mat is Manduka's first "towelless" hot yoga mat, which makes it ideal for minimalists who don't want to fuss over a towel all class, explains Joanne Sessler, global vice president of product for Manduka.
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Although Dr. McDowell said he thought "the fuss over this one is a bit exaggerated," he said that space was becoming increasingly crowded with bright satellites and that there had been talk of launching thousands of satellites.
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All this fuss over a girl who, if we're being honest, looked so much like Caroline Lushamp that—at least at first—I thought it was her, which means in some weird way Caroline should be flattered.
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As for Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, he will be looking to move beyond the fuss over the resignation of his communications director, who spread a video on social media that misrepresented comments by Mr. Rubio about the Bible.
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But with all of the fuss over more important issues (racism, conflicts of interest, Pizzagate), we've forgotten that Trump's anti-Happy Holidays position is among his strangest and longest-held, even if he isn't particularly consistent on that front.
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Be smart: Generally speaking, there hasn't been as much of a regulatory fuss over a Disney merger as there would be over a Comcast merger, and Fox execs have vocalized support for Disney as a merger partner over Comcast.
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Despite all the fuss over Congress, I'm pretty convinced the most important health policy stories will happen in the states in 2018 — both in the Obamacare marketplaces the states run and how they manage this very big Medicaid decision.
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" Her irate press secretary went on to insist that he didn't mean to say "Holocaust centers," but rather "concentration clubs," and that the press really shouldn't make such a big fuss over "every little slur and lie that I say.
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There is just a chance, however, that the debate next week and the ones that follow it will at long last turn attention to something that has been largely ignored in all the fuss over the candidates' personalities: their actual policies.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine foreign ministry on Friday said a government panel has been formed to look into the fuss over a newly erected "comfort women" monument in Manila that has irked Japan, a major source of aid and investment.
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We can fuss over the language any of these women have used, and whether some remarks crossed lines of propriety, but to have them as the only arena of discussion about why conservatives are so offended is to be intentionally blind.
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Monroe, meanwhile, doesn't fuss over the beurre blanc: All the ingredients go into a small saucepan — a few tablespoons of wine, vinegar and butter, with a chopped shallot — and simmer together over low heat until they're a little mellow and reduced.
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The fatty fruit (yes, it technically is) was only a big discussion topic in the first place because of the special place it's found in America's heart in recent years — just look at the fuss over guac at Chipotle or avocado toast.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Stan Wawrinka was not fully convincing in his four-set victory against Serbian Viktor Troicki but the fourth seed refused to fuss over the nature of his win after securing his place in the fourth round of the Australian Open on Friday.
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At KKR there has been little fuss over the company's 40th anniversary—a striking milestone, given the fate of the institutions that previously employed the big four's founders: Bear Stearns (gone), Lehman Brothers (gone), First National Bank of Chicago (gone) and Drexel Burnham Lambert (gone).
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If the show has time to watch Gert play a video game with a bodyguard, or fuss over her not making enough time for the feminist student group she started, it has time to deal with a major breach of trust between its protagonists.
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The fuss over the proposed change has parallels with another recent regulation: the so-called "fiduciary rule" which will require investment advisers, who are usually paid on commission, to act in the best interests of their clients rather than peddle the most expensive products.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - As if getting to the Olympics was not hard enough for South Korean ice dancers Min Yura and Alexander Gamelin, the two were briefly caught up in a diplomatic fuss over their free dance music and then suffered a wardrobe malfunction.
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In recent days, the president's supporters have set off on occasionally contradictory defenses: that the reports are nonsense (Trump's lawyer has confirmed the pre-election payment); that even if they are true, no one made a fuss over Bill Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky (Mr.
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True, there were reports of acid rain in the Adirondacks, and the Hudson River had been heavily polluted, like Lakes Ontario and Erie, upstate, but the media didn't make a fuss over it, and social media, that vehicle for channelling outrage, did not yet exist.
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Considering Justice Kennedy's recent record, along with the indisputably conservative credentials of the man President Trump has chosen to replace him, it's tempting to shrug and wonder what the fuss over Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination is about, or to assume that not much will change when he's confirmed.
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"Japanese Prime Minister Abe, who is now making such a fuss over our super-large multiple rocket launcher test-fire as if a nuclear warhead had fallen on Japanese soil, is a moron," the North's KCNA news agency said, citing a statement by Song Il Ho, its ambassador for ties with Japan.
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In that instance, his failure to raise a fuss over Bobby's negligence in the death of an underage parlor girl disappointed Abby, but it's a pattern of behavior dating back to the first episode of the show, when he witnessed C.C. beating "Ashley" (now Dorothy) and could be counted on for his silence.
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And even Americans who dislike the idea of federal land ownership still go to national parks and monuments — which is why there was such a fuss over the closure of war memorials during the 2013 shutdown, and why the Trump administration is reportedly trying to find a way to keep parks open this time.
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Whether it's debating their place in the Millennial Stairway to Heaven competition (the answer to this list is objectively wrong, it should be "All These Things That I've Done") to Brandon Flowers' babe status (pardon but he very much has me on edge), The Killers are something of a hot commodity to fuss over.
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On Saturday, after days of mostly verbal fuss over the Serbian parliament's approval of a law affirming cooperation with NATO (which is really just a legislative confirmation of an almost decade-long agreement), hundreds of ultranationalists and supporters of right-wing movements gathered for an anti-NATO protest in the capital city of Belgrade.
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It may have been at the end of that meal, when Baehrel took me on a tour of the property, sticking to the perimeter of the lot, making a great fuss over bits of incidental vegetation that would seem hardly ample, even in high summer, to provide for, say, dozens of guests a week.
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Often likened to Coco Chanel, the designer who liberated women from corsets in the flapper 1920s, the free-spirited Ms. Rykiel (pronounced ree-KYEL) made fashions for women who, like herself, were proud of their pregnancies, sophisticated about sex and too busy to fuss over the latest designer fads — women who wanted to look smart, but needed to get on with their lives.
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The coat girl made a fuss over William—the host, too, clapping him on the back—and by the time he finally made his way to the bar the whole restaurant seemed aware of his presence, a certain background thrum of people whispering, maybe trying to take a picture with a phone held low, darting a look at him, then staring off into the middle distance.
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One proponent, Republican state representative and outspoken Texans for Vaccine Choice ally Bill Zedler, told the Observer the U.S. is "not the Soviet Union," bragged about how he was never debilitated by contracting diseases that hadn't had vaccines yet, and said no one is dying from measles since we have "antibiotics and that kind of stuff":Texas state Representative Bill Zedler doesn't understand the fuss over the resurgence of infectious diseases.
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He is just making so much of a fuss over the dog that he essentially dog-hogs you, and when he leaves the dog sort of pines at a door for him and the whirlwind of glamor he brings, and you start to suspect the dog secretly loves James Corden much more than it loves you, but then for the other six days of the week—until Corden's next haunting—the dog belongs to you.
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"I thought that if I designed it on my own, it would probably take me 10 years because I'd fuss over it a long time, and I'm so busy I'd never have time to work on it," said Ms. Byles, 56, who spends her days focused on much larger projects like university and condominium towers, as well as an expansion of the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and the management of her firm.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Flatterers First, Then President Praises Himself": With all the fuss over the Public Theater's production of a Trumpish "Julius Caesar," there's another Shakespearean scene described on Tuesday's front page: the fawning members of President Trump's cabinet, publicly declaring, as the cameras are rolling, their love for the boss, and Mr. Trump nodding his approval as each one tries to outdo the obsequiousness of the last speaker's praises.
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Natasha: I agree with Kyle, but I also think this means the Republicans' defense of Trump is going to move into a new phase — from raising a fuss over the process, which they denounced as illegitimate because the Democrats hadn't held a formal vote on opening the inquiry, to defending Trump on the substance of his conduct, which Republicans had previously been reluctant to do on a broad level but may now see as a last resort.
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