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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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During his stay in Berlin, his father-in-law encouraged him to become more of a public figure, yet Schneerson described himself as an introvert, and was known to plead with acquaintances not to make a fuss over the fact that he was the son-in-law of Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn.Joseph Telushkin, Rebbe: The Life and Teachings of Menachem M. Schneerson, the Most Influential Rabbi in Modern History. HarperCollins, 2014. Page 465.
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The streetcar operator countered, explaining that he didn't know, nor did he care, but the colored folks would have to use the Jim Crow car. Not wanting to argue on he headed to his race specified section. Although he did not make a fuss over the Jim Crow laws in that instance, he was well known as the "shrewd, big-lunged boss at Washington," as he rattled politicians in his fight for a delegation spot at the Republican National Conventions. Along with the local black regiment, Colonel Carson created the Blaine Invincible Club, which was focused on the interest of the race, the Republican Party, as it was the first Republican club in Washington, and helping those in need.
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In addition to silver coins, cacao and vanilla beans were valuable items in the cargo that were salvaged right after the storm. Exotic lading included two kimonos that were also rescued by the Spanish. Although all the silver coins listed on the manifest were recovered immediately after the storm, no silver or gold ingots were listed as being on board or as having been recovered; however, archaeologists recovered some gold and over eighty pounds of silver ingots. It is concluded that these unmarked pieces were contraband not originally recovered because they were not very accessible and the owners did not want to make a fuss over them lest the government salvage officials find out they had been smuggling strenuously controlled goods.
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