Still, it's possible I'm just getting worked up about nothing.
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But this sandwich is still worth getting worked up over, we promise.
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Big notch or small notch, is either one really worth getting worked up about?
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Getting worked up over Trump's tweets has long amounted to a waste of energy.
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A lot of times, inside, he's getting worked up and trying to do too much.
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On community Facebook pages, neighbors accused Ms. Gill and others of getting worked up over nothing.
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Barad says the study is "mildly interesting" but isn't something doctors or scientists are getting worked up about.
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We can make plans, break plans, have discussions about our relationship, and just about everything else without getting worked up.
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Surely, there was a better way to do this, and all these stressed-out brides were just getting worked up over nothing.
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Many of my friends are creative types and makers, so we're always exchanging ideas and getting worked up around the dinner table.
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While ethics watchdogs had been getting worked up about the implications of Trump Jr.'s visit, many Indians were bemused by the kerfuffle.
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And you and I could be wrong on a lot of these things we&aposre fearing and getting worked up about right now.
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The part of my brain dedicated to getting worked up by these trending-for-a-day controversies has taken a much-needed breather.
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Or, just like all the other rumoured Spice Girls reunions, it might come to absolutely nothing, with fans getting worked up about fuck all.
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I felt comfortable talking in the room; there wasn't any fighting for the floor, with people getting worked up and yelling and pounding the table.
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But staff does everything it can to load up his schedule to keep him from getting worked up watching cable coverage, which often precipitates his tweets.
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There's a reason that the pet cemetery's name is comically misspelled, and why it's cared for by children: getting worked up over pets' deaths is childish.
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I've argued before that there's no sense in getting worked up about notches, as they are often a practical solution to giving consumers a little extra screen.
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Both Tyga and Kourtney began to defend the engagement and tried to get Kim to understand it's not that serious and not worth getting worked up over.
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And tiny Brunei, a country roughly the size of Delaware that shares the island of Borneo with Malaysia and Indonesia, might not seem worth getting worked up about.
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I decided to take a break from that conversation in particular because I was getting worked up and still had an entire night to go through with everyone else.
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In 2015, people started lining up way before opening on the day of the sale, getting worked up over summery footwear (and, of course, tweeting about it), per USA Today.
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And then there's me, getting worked up over a B on a quiz, panicking when I don't finish my homework on time, and expecting myself to get all high A's.
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While commentators are getting worked up over the revival of "socialism," an increasing number of insurgent blue-collar Democrats across the country are looking to recapture a sense of nation.
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WE KNEW THAT IT WAS BEHIND THE SCENES GETTING WORKED UP, BUT WHY DON'T YOU TWO TELL US HOW YOU GOT TOGETHER AND WHY, WHY THIS MERGER MAKES SENSE FROM YOUR PERSPECTIVE?
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As best I can tell, we're all getting worked up over some random Pens' fan Facebook group and one respected sportswriter who kind of sort of took issue with Ho-Sang's decision.
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Rather then getting worked up about his misfortune, Wawrinka put a positive spin on his predicament because as far as he is concerned the only way for him now is upwards and onwards.
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Group stage moaning seems to happen every two years: if it's not lamentation over the lack of goals or getting worked up about vuvuzelas, it's inconsequential mutterings about the aerodynamics of the Jabulani.
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Rather than getting worked up about being asked to play on the more intimate Court 18, Stephens was delighted that fans had packed into the new, 2,200-capacity arena to watch her in action.
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While this may not sound fun to gamers who enjoy getting worked up over competitive games, the patent creates a benchmark for virtual environments in which real world biosensory data can influence the virtual world of the avatar.
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During his Oscars monologue, Rock pointed out that many things are more important than the Oscars or any other awards show — that there's something silly about getting worked up over who wins (white people, usually) any given awards.
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However, rather than getting worked up about the French Open not having any court cover like the other three majors, it was the organisers' decision to make the players compete in misty rain on Tuesday that overshadowed Wednesday's on-court action.
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Frankly, I have a hard time getting worked up by team accounts not being able to post GIFs so long as the league doesn't come after fans, which is a dumb enough strategy to be a virtual certainty with the NFL at some point in the future.
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After the news of Ferrell's possible new role, the media and commenters were more interested in getting worked up about a movie that doesn't even exist and then moving on to the next topic than they were in learning about the realities of this horrifying disease.
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Jackson has proven before that her stance on body hair is not giving a fuck what you think about her body hair: She took to her Instagram Story earlier this year to address the fact that a surprising amount of people were getting worked up about her decision to show off her armpit hair.
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When I beat Beltran everyone will say he's old and past it. I can't win. I'm getting worked up over it because I am the best, and I want to prove I am the best but I can't until them fights getting made. He claimed he did not want a fight with Anthony Crolla.
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Trip shows concern with Greg over Molly spending more and more time with Bridget, and he reminds Greg that Bridget is a lesbian. Greg tells Trip that he is getting worked up for nothing. Around Halloween, Trip annoys Chloe by skipping a ballet performance to watch sports. Chloe takes Bridget in Trip's place to watch the show.
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Tired and hungover, Młynarczyk joined the rest of the players for breakfast, and according to Terlecki spent most of the meal getting worked up about possible managerial retribution. Młynarczyk was in such bad shape that he was unable to carry his own bags; Smolarek took them for him. Next to the team bus, one of Kulesza's assistants, Bernard Blaut, confronted Smolarek and told him that Młynarczyk was to stay behind. Smolarek, Terlecki and two other Polish players—Zbigniew Boniek and Władysław Żmuda, both of Widzew Łódź—angrily objected and nearly came to blows with Blaut.
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