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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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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"My aim is to make a fuss about this, and I will continue to make a fuss about this," he said.
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People will often be more uncomfortable about someone "making a fuss" than about the injustice that person is making a fuss about.
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To have seen "First Man" is to wonder what the fuss was all about, or would be if the fuss did not seem so predictable.
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Researchers Jan Christoph Minx and Sabine Fuss (Minx & Fuss!) have a great piece in Huffington Post that takes it seriously and examines what would be required to reach it.
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One group, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, raised a particular fuss.
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", "is that what all this fuss has been about?
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In short, it's made a good steak without much fuss.
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Never did I think it would cause such a fuss.
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Ramsey couldn't figure out what all the fuss was about.
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The fuss is not all, or even mostly, about religion.
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Need a refresher on what all the fuss is about?
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Markets, like toddlers, could fuss, throw tantrums and break things.
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No one raises a fuss — our community is pretty chill.
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Livers can store a certain amount of fat without fuss.
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Cut those nails and you're golden, no mess no fuss.
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There are no albums, no labels, and no extra fuss.
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The more you fuss with it, the larger it becomes.
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"Arianna made this huge fuss over pedantics," the employee said.
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Don't know what all the fuss is about #RonaldoBust pic.twitter.
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Then they wake up and make a fuss about it.
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Jennifer Garner's whole M.O is fitness without all the fuss.
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Fuss has been in the investment industry for 61 years.
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He is paring away the fuss, the better to rebuild.
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But Donald Trump doesn't do anything without muss or fuss.
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Someone like Weller doesn't want a fuss made of him.
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Stop by and see what all the fuss is about!
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No fuss and to them, nothing out of the ordinary.
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So, what does Kardashian herself make of all the fuss?
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In the beginning, they didn't cause much of a fuss.
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I decided to find out what the fuss was about.
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I felt embarrassed that everyone was making such a fuss.
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Let's forget about the media fuss and speculation about identity.
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She went through Tosca's melodramatics with sincerity and without fuss.
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We don't get worked up, we don't cause a fuss.
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No muss, no fuss for my weekly bathtub cleaning routine.
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We imagined future generations saying, 'What was the fuss about?
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Republicans can make a fuss even without changing the articles.
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"Because neither of these seems worth the fuss," Cavuto said.
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The only constant: the lack of fuss and streamlined modernity.
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Student A said the fuss had been magnified by parents.
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My recommendation: Don't make a fuss when friends seem insecure.
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SO, WHY ALL THE FUSS about this piece of clothing?
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Within a year, the lion takes vaccines without much fuss.
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Grapetooth is light on fuss and big on easy thrills.
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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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And avoiding fuss is typically the first aim of management.
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Yeah, it allows me to push harder and fuss harder.
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But no matter how much fuss the seal caused, it endured.
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The secret to this no-fuss pasta is in the garnish.
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So what's all this fuss over dirt verses water really about?
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And only a foreigner could fuss about our little local ritual.
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But there really shouldn't be any of this fuss at all.
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So I respect their standards and I don't fuss about it.
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No fuss, no muss — just a boy enjoying his ice cream!
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Oh, and that San Bernadino iPhone that caused all the fuss?
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But since his departure, we fuss, we take care of it.
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We raised a fuss when she was snubbed for an Emmy.
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That is one reason why crossing seven caused such a fuss.
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Some charity bosses whisper that the fuss is not all bad.
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It moves without undue fuss on Anna Louizos's simple revolving set.
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Fuss received the award on Thursday at Morningstar's annual investment conference.
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Clinton has tried to downplay the fuss about her email troubles.
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He passed away without causing our family any fuss at all.
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Hot Fuss was (and still is) electric from start to finish.
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Are you interested in seeing what all the fuss is about?
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She told Davidoff about the incident but didn't raise a fuss.
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Nearly three in four voters were aware of the ballot fuss.
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No muss, no fuss — just a big ol' ball of pus.
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So why all the fuss if this happens every other year?
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Once at the lab, I could understand the lack of fuss.
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Meanwhile, left-leaning speakers routinely appear on university campuses without fuss.
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There's no drama or fuss or nonsense in using the drone.
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Now people don't even understand what all the fuss was about.
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I now understand what all the fuss about prom is about.
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"She came to our premiere in Miami and made no fuss."
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When asked, Forchhammer says he's opting for a low-fuss look.
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Stop by and see what all the fuss is about. Monday
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You'll be ready for fuss-free summer adventures in no time.
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Hot, tired looking people are mulling about making very little fuss.
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I gathered my friends and made a huge fuss of it.
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Most of her ensembles are sleek, chic, and relatively fuss-free.
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Here's why it's so great: It's zero fuss for so cheap.
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He was nonetheless sure that his paper was worth the fuss.
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The Economist, December 7th 2018 Is 5G worth all the fuss?
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I was hired as a teacher without much fuss about credentials.
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Fuss could be focused on many other things besides the climate.
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Carp, however, can also mean to fuss or pick on something.
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It was time to see what had caused all the fuss.
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Just get in or out with as little fuss as possible.
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You need to have a fuss in order to make up.
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After all, remember all the fuss about Trump's "Tim Apple" flub?
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However, this liquidity crunch is equally advantageous for Fuss' investing style.
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They responded positively and without much of a fuss, he said.
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After all, the car starts reliably and runs without much fuss.
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Ideally for Republicans, Moore will walk to victory without much fuss.
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Some were drawn by curiosity: What was the fuss all about?
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But it's time to stop equating no fuss with no fun.
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" Winfield Scott (lost to Franklin Pierce) was "Old Fuss and Feathers.
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We made a quick fuss and then kept our bodies quiet.
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So what are these pellets, and what's all the fuss about?
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Then I'm proud of myself because I didn't cause a fuss.
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It's not hard to see what the fuss is about either.
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Eventually, Ronaldo made clear once again why people fuss over him.
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Tourists near the palace asked what all the fuss was about.
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Mr. Walker said he handed over the objects quickly, without fuss.
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Some mornings I woke up and thought, What's the fuss about?
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Farhad: WhatsApp is great because it just works without any fuss.
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Continued strong play by Levy would ease some of that fuss.
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In general, I never saw what all the fuss was about.
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The fuss over a helmet was the least of Brown's problems.
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And now SoCal consumers can see what the fuss is about.
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Ultra fans did not see what all the fuss was about.
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A married couple — Marco Rubio supporters — watch the fuss with grins.
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I don't really understand all the fuss about satire or humor.
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But making a fuss was never his style, before Sunday or now.
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Washington would rather "throw on a little concealer" than fuss with foundation.
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TechCrunch swung by RTX to see what all the fuss was about.
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Looking for the ultimate in no-fuss, low cost, last mile solutions?
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Despite all the support, he sees no reason to make a fuss.
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Maybe I just wanted to see what all the fuss was about.
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Forget the Fuss: Broccoli Slaw No time to chop or spiralize veggies?
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Back rests and a mesh bottom keep you cool without the fuss.
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Again, the members of the band don't want to cause a fuss.
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It's a long-lasting and typically fuss-free way to prevent pregnancy.
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I just thought 'I don't know what all the fuss is about.
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The program at the center of all the fuss is relatively straightforward.
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Save on this bundle, and see what all the fuss it about.
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I'd be very uncomfortable if people made a big fuss over me.
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Unlike these chefs, though, Fieri is offering up no-fuss counter service.
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Still, we've been curious to see what all the fuss was about.
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Little to no fuss was made about Kourtney's King Of Pop costume.
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As Humphrey settled into class, Millie started to fuss in her carrier.
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Meat is treated properly here, with respect but not too much fuss.
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Dr Toreini's technique could keep passports secure with a lot less fuss.
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Watch these movies, and you'll see what all the fuss is about.
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No touching, no stick, no mess, no fuss, no art project-ness.
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Why are hardline Brexiteers only now making a fuss about the transition?
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Neither is simulating sex with very flaccid penises, so why the fuss?
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Priorities are changing and no-muss, no-fuss canned drinks are in.
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"The fuss we were making back then [about Mattress Performance]," Sulkowicz said.
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Helping a fierce lady get where she's going without making a fuss?
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But hey, maybe you wanna know what all the fuss is about!
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So you can practically guarantee a zero fuss pedicure every single time.
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So it's hard to understand what all the fuss is about.5.
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One county's travails might not seem worth making a big fuss about.
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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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All of them deliver delicious midweek sustenance with a minimum of fuss.
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With a German girl, you got what you wanted, without any fuss.
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The overall look for both is kind of tailored, no-fuss hipster.
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City officials were surprised but not annoyed by the fuss, Shirai said.
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Read more: Dan Fuss is revered as 'the Warren Buffett of bonds.
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Despite all this fuss, bullfighting has been on the wane for decades.
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There is, blessedly, no theatrical fuss — no dramatic lighting or stage setting.
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There has been a lot of fuss about the Spice Girls recently.
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So exactly what is a stock buyback and why all the fuss?
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Until 2005, many retailers quietly engaged in interstate business without much fuss.
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If the essential assets are in place, there's no need to fuss.
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You can be forgiven for wondering what the fuss was all about.
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Within two weeks, and without much fuss, I was a legal resident.
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Most new users will just want something that works, without any fuss.
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Biden insisted on Thursday that there was no reason for the fuss.
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Here, too, the writing is rich and moody, without any unnecessary fuss.
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Not one for silence, Mr. García has opted to make a fuss.
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See what all the fuss is about with the Neato Robotics D650.
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All of us have a loved one who never wants any fuss.
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This holiday season, you can make a statement without making a fuss.
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But it is sometimes worth wondering what all the fuss is about.
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Governments may make a fuss about how much leaks are harming them.
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Brewers put up with the fuss because the lines are economic lifelines.
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Within five years we will have forgotten what all the fuss was about.
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The fuss this caused makes it unlikely others will get away with it.
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Grab this bargain and see for yourself what all the fuss is about.
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"Go ahead and fuss," she told the Washington Post of her centennial birthday.
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My colicky baby who seemed to fuss constantly became adaptive, curious, and content.
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But do not expect to see a lot of fuss made about it.
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Many non-coders, meanwhile, were left wondering what all the fuss was about.
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The staff never made a big fuss and he kept himself to himself.
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Half the time, the payoff, when it comes, hardly seems worth the fuss.
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Dual-SIM devices allowed people to get around these issues with minimal fuss.
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"I thought she was mocking me," he pleaded, dismissing the fuss as "ridiculous".
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Not much fuss is being made over the centenary in the city itself.
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Despite such bluster on the general's behalf, the fuss will not go away.
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The rich can kick up a fuss when they are mistreated by police.
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All the fuss means champagne makers can charge a premium for their product.
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The quick, no muss no fuss breakfast perfect for anti-morning, anti-A.
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"These are huge 'ifs'," said Fuss, who helps manage more than $268 billion.
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I was mostly just annoyed that she always made a fuss over everything.
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Olivia Wilde The perfect no-fuss look for a busy mom of two.
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Or are men just less likely to fuss and, God forbid, look feeble?
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"They are not keen to make any fuss," one of the sources said.
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Williams then swept aside Sharapova's Russian compatriot in 183 minutes with little fuss.
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I tried—I mean, really—to understand what all the fuss is about.
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To Moto's credit, all of these add-ons just work without any fuss.
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American made What's all the fuss over Childish Gambino's "This Is America" video?
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By the same light, Coltrane's overtly religious themes were delivered with little fuss.
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It has rewind, fast-forward, pause, and play buttons for no-fuss streaming.
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The main movers of all this fuss are clearly spoiling for a fight.
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God does not care, and nobody else matters, so why should she fuss?
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It's your ticket to smooth skin, without all the fuss and possible pain.
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"I think that the whole fuss around theses is disgusting," Mr. Medinsky said.
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We were in shock, and embarrassed, and didn't want to make a fuss.
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Some places have gritted their collective teeth and accepted the migrants without fuss.
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A cold can really start a fuss, especially when a baby catches it.
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There was no need for Roberts to intervene in the Trump-CNN fuss.
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"They want a quiet night over wine and no fuss," says the source.
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I stopped by earlier this week to see what the fuss was about.
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Harriette Thompson doesn't know why people are making such a fuss over her.
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Sure, practice makes perfect, but why repeatedly engage in the overly predictable fuss?
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I spy you are a fellow 'don't like to make a fuss' gentleman!
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Need a fuss-free lip stain or a sunscreen that won't cause breakouts?
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No fuss, as if she weren't handing him a new lease on life.
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Several legislators said they had not heard what all the fuss was about.
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Why should the president fire the special counsel outright, with the attendant fuss?
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"It's just too bad it can't just be settled without all this fuss."
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"That's a lot of fuss for one man living or dying," he said.
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When I finally upgraded, I didn't get what all the fuss was about.
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Many customers in places like Europe would rather not deal with that fuss.
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"I don't like fuss and I wanted to cherish my peace and quiet."
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I still don't know if satellite camps are worth the expense and fuss.
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To Americans, Canada seems to be making a big fuss over minor details.
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The fuss about too few female artists in the Guggenheim show was unjustified.
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I didn't understand what all the fuss was for a can of soup.
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But I noted he had no fuss and was so comfortable wearing it.
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Of course, I had to see for myself what the fuss was about.
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That's what Richard Russo does, without pretension or fuss, time and time again.
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ZenMate VPN is a service that's designed for users who don't like fuss.
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No streaks, no lint, no muss, no fuss — just clean mirrors and counters.
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Those who knew Mr. Major said he wouldn't have liked all the fuss.
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So I joined the snaking line to see what the fuss was about.
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The fuss came a week before Mr. Trump was scheduled to visit Israel.
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Britain made a big fuss with Brexit and look what's happening to it.
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Who was this author everyone was making such a fuss about, they asked?
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A dozen nonmourners, holding cellphone cameras aloft to assess the fuss, pointed back.
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"Mila handed it right to her, no fuss, no problems, nothing," she said.
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"I'm not going to kick and fuss and drop it," she told Hyperallergic.
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"Why do we actually bother, fuss so much about voting rights?" he asked.
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Any fuss over hard seltzer will probably soon fade, before the cycle repeats.
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We made a big fuss this week out of how you should cook breakfast.
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We understood the fuss as soon as we tested these bad boys for ourselves.
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But in the end, it looks like all the fuss could be worth it.
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Many lawmakers also don't attend but don't make a public fuss about it either.
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Star forward Lukas Podolski had his manager's back after the scratch-and-sniff fuss.
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After a feel-good budget they are less likely to kick up a fuss.
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If all this seems a lot of fuss over a phone call, it is.
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They had expected him to depart in "the Tata way": quietly and without fuss.
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Morningstar said Fuss received the annual award for his "value-driven, often contrarian" strategy.
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Democratic senators will no doubt kick up a fuss about Mr Barr's partisan comments.
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Joyce made the kind of fuss over Halloween that some people do for Christmas.
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The fuss is partly down to the deadly stakes of the migrants' bleak calculation.
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The international fuss around Mr Ghosn may even have made the courts more lenient.
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German ones kick up a fuss when theirs looks suspiciously high, explains Heinz Dürr.
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Not only is it pointless to make a fuss; it might make matters worse.
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The first five tracks of The Killers' debut album, "Hot Fuss" (2004), were deadly.
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The small remote that comes with the headset pairs easily, and with little fuss.
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The North Face: These well-reviewed boots are the no fuss workhorses you need.
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Mao Zedong's China waived reparations claims and made no real fuss about territorial issues.
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Remember all that fuss last year about the supposed discovery of an alien megastructure?
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Tints are meant to be utilitarian and free of fuss — just like the LBD.
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I don't know what all the fuss is about; I mean I'm no Tolkien.
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Rojus tries to give you all of the ecstasy and none of the fuss.
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Thais can now buy Sriracha sauce, to see what all the fuss is about.
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She hated people making a fuss about her being a "female" performing for Juggalos.
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Now, we've finally got a chance to see what all the fuss is about.
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What are shadow banks and why is there such a fuss about them them?
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Also, you can grab a slice of cold pizza with little muss or fuss.
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"[It's] hard to see what all the fuss is about," Artforum grumbled in 20163.
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The hover and fuss of the scientists exaggerates the abiding stillness of the bodies.
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General Bolduc made a fuss, summoning his staff to a ceremony for the award.
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Schuko didn't make a big fuss, but his act of sportsmanship didn't go unnoticed.
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Some parents, teachers and students were upset, but the fuss seems to have calmed.
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Ms. Stetsovskaya, wondering what all the fuss was about, soon approached the celebrated guest.
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There's actually more of an interest because they say 'what's all this fuss about?
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I don't know about extravagant stuff, but I wouldn't fuss over the small things.
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We decided to see what the fuss is about, and we were not disappointed.
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"People are so sensitive here — what is the fuss about tiny things on leaves?"
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Her old magazine closed, and well-meaning friends warned her about making a fuss.
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The fuss begins as soon as you sit down in one of these cars.
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They made a big fuss over how nice I was to bring them lunch.
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It does what pasta does so well, offering a quick solution with little fuss.
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In truth, he fretted over them, as a poet might fuss with a line.
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Scene changes occur without fuss — and the orphaned hero's growing up is easily shown.
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Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas) told POLITICO he doesn't understand any reason for the fuss.
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Or you could turn to Chinese investors, who won't ask for any such fuss.
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Those people, she said, who stood naked and made no fuss of their humiliation.
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Fuss is far from the only one with concerns about a corporate-debt crisis.
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It does make you wonder if we could skip the whole fuss next time.
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A swarm of crew members came out of hiding to fuss over various details.
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At first, it's hard to see what all the preamble-d fuss is about.
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When that happens, we will wonder what the fuss over CAFE was all about.
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"Don't fuss with these too much, don't turn them a million times," she advises.
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Amid the critical fuss developed a fan fuss about their authenticity as a black metal band, centered on if Deafheaven (then the songwriting duo of singer George Clarke and guitarist Kelly McCoy) might actually just be two San Francisco hipsters faking it.
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With Tile Mate trackers, she can easily find where her valuables are without a fuss.
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Stephen Colbert came and just lined up with everybody else and didn't make a fuss.
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As women, we're conditioned not to make a fuss, but we need to be louder.
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And in these fictional situations, there wasn't much fuss about the person being a woman.
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Screenshot: TwitterPresident Donald Trump has made a big fuss out of economic competition with China.
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Perhaps he's tired of the fuss over his non-relationship with fellow MC Nicki Minaj.
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But is it really necessary to make such a big fuss about helping them down?
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The fuss is mainly about marchinhas, singalongs performed in Carnival street parades known as blocos.
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What is the best way to peel garlic cloves without all the fuss and mess?
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Everything is specifically designed to help you get things done with the minimum of fuss.
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So what's all the fuss about this new port, which isn't, in fact, even new?
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Pair with no-fuss flats so you can get to where you're going blister-free.
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Knowing a person's hair preferences can take all the fuss out of holiday shopping, too.
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"To be honest, I didn't really fuss too much about hair and makeup," she says.
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You may have heard of micro-needling and wondered what all the fuss is about.
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It's similar to how iOS handles iMessage notifications, but without all that force-touch fuss.
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The Trump administration is right to make to make a fuss about America's oil boom.
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Plus, they have Ti-Ceramic coating to allow for a fuss-free cleanup every time.
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That was it ... G-Eazy was allowed to leave the country, no muss, no fuss.
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Regardless, someone ended up with an STI, and Mariana is good at making a fuss.
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All of the fuss encouraged the show's creator Dan Fogelman to make a statement himself.
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The company gives developers the ability to add messaging to their apps without a fuss.
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The cause of the fuss is obvious: Evans is very handsome, and he seems nice.
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"Jack doesn&apost like any fuss or made to feel different," she told the BBC.
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If high turnover is the (admittedly shitty) service industry standard, what's all the fuss about?
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A close papal aide told Reuters on Tuesday he was "amused" by all the fuss.
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Environmentalists have made a fuss, and India's figurehead president has called off his planned visit.
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Kaepernick, it should be pointed out, never made a fuss about what he was doing.
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Here's hoping O.T. bought Nipsey a drink or something to make up for the fuss.
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He then declared victory, holding a rally at the Carrier plant that started the fuss.
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During the occasional break I could play a game or fuss with my desktop wallpaper.
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You seem like a person that appreciates no fuss and no screens, especially no touchscreens.
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Check out a couple of GIFs below: So, why all the fuss over Enninful's career?
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Ritchie has cast a diverse group of actors, and made no fuss about it. There
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Also, at the time Franken's case was made public a huge fuss had been stirred
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Animal rights campaigners have been staging protests and kicking up a fuss on social media.
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But Medcalf said Beijing could be kicking up a fuss to avoid similar legislation elsewhere.
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He has made a fuss for his entire career about the irresponsibility of government spending.
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Yet her allies may hesitate to create a big fuss if she is found guilty.
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Tempers flare, for a while the fuss gets worse, then it begins to settle down.
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It's a good thing all this fuss over Medcare Skin Centre is probably fake news.
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It has a no-fuss, invisible magnetic closure and can hold up to 20 cards.
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President Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress have made a big fuss over Lt. Col.
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There is an awful lot of fuss made about Black Friday, and for good reason.
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Most animals kick up a fuss when it comes to bath time, including baby kangaroo's.
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It&aposs just like, oh, the Christians aren&apost going to kick up a fuss.
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About halfway through Captain Marvel, I found myself wondering what all the fuss was about.
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Someone of my DIY skills can absolutely relate to that kind of fuss-free disassembly.
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Republicans made a fuss after Facebook (and Twitter) made minor changes aimed at curbing misinformation.
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They may have a vague sense of how many Americanisms have been imported without fuss.
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If you have wondered about the fuss over Etna reds, this is a great introduction.
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But the administration raised little fuss publicly, sharing its concerns with leaders mostly in private.
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"We need a no-fuss system to get people into houses," said Mr. Takairangi, 36.
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It's not a huge steamer, but it gets small jobs done quickly with little fuss.
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And Russia is not the only country that has raised such a fuss over cartography.
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The women, of course, are the last to see what all the fuss is about.
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Cheryl Griffiths falls into the category of drivers who wonder what the fuss is about.
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With the fuss over Ukraine, they may have found their vehicle, according to new polls.
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It runs the latest Android software without a fuss, and it still takes beautiful pictures.
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Best of all, it's wireless so you don't need to fuss about with a wire.
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For a while, there will be a lot of fuss and noise in the media.
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Well, why would someone make such a solemn, self-reproachful fuss about a bad back?
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Some people asked her why she was making a big fuss over just a kiss.
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I knew that if I made a fuss, I'd pay a price or be blamed.
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"Hot Fuss" was the debut album of American rock band The Killers back in 2004.
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" Trump added, "I think the press largely makes up a lot of the fuss about the fuss about a lot of things ... They didn&apost cover my meeting ... and in that meeting, we discussed many, many things that were very, very positive for both countries.
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The ASUS ZenBook S is portable, powerful, and lets you get things done without any fuss.
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The fuss among scientists was due to the fact that many believed cloning animals was impossible.
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Until Andrew Laming from the Liberal National Party started kicking up a fuss on the page.
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Some lawmakers in Parliament were critical of colleagues making a fuss over the bell going silent.
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He would just cry and fuss and he wouldn't sleep when I put him to bed.
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Another TV-watching office drone who stayed in his mesh-chair and never made a fuss.
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Do not bring a turkey on a bus; driving seems fine, but why all the fuss?
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And without making a fuss about it, she is in no way willing to be diminished.
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This is all great, but most shoppers just want something that works, without all the fuss.
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"He was feeling unwell but he wasn't making a fuss about it," Fox told The Times.
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You shouldn't have to fuss to get your morning fuel, and Ninja makes that a reality.
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The fuss over degrees is also a sign that an election may not be far off.
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So all the fuss about the game, including criticism over pricing, is precisely what Nintendo wants.
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Large employers made a big fuss about providing apprenticeships and mentoring schemes, but few offer jobs.
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Despite its massive footprint, the X7 quietly dispatches with bumps and undulations without fuss or discomfort.
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Let's talk dresses — they're the perfect vacation outfit because they combine minimal fuss with maximum impact.
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With my own DVR I will be recording three shows at a time with minimal fuss.
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His two daughters, 15 and 10, roll their eyes whenever anyone makes a fuss over it.
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Don't make a fuss and be glad the majority allows you to keep what you have.
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It was more about finding the fun so I could understand what the fuss was about.
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" With beer, he's less discerning: "My favorite beer is cold beer, served quickly with minimum fuss.
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When Gallagher arrived at City Stadium in Richmond, he wondered what all the fuss was about.
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Charlotte, 2, put up a bit of a royal fuss before she got on the plane.
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But how can you press your own music onto vinyl with a minimum of (hot) fuss?
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From cocktails to sides to desserts, get inspired to cook with these totally fuss-free dishes.
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The collared dress takes away a lot of the fuss of planning a put-together outfit.
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Then it was on to the next — bang bang, no time to fuss or look back.
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The narrative perspective shifts constantly among these five, their actions and reactions sketched with minimal fuss.
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Many reviewers like the no-fuss process: You pour milk in and turn it on — done!
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It could be edited into a single, daylong mega-movie without a great deal of fuss.
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If there is something crazy in my stool, I don't make a big fuss about it.
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Obama figured this was a moment in time and that the fuss would subside soon enough.
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This barware from West Elm is dishwasher safe, so you can feel fancy without a fuss.
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"I kicked up a fuss about it, and was termed mercenary as a result," Rigg recalled.
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Honestly, less fuss has been made over some men when they won titles on Centre Court.
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And why, people like Larry King might ask, is everyone making such a fuss about it?
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But there are also plenty of people who don't know what all the fuss is about.
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That said, we're not sure how much we'd fuss with the wand's features on the regular.
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On the Road makes public what's a private ritual to so many black women, without fuss.
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Rather than make a fuss about its sanguine color, people should admire the total lunar eclipse.
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Less is more, less makeup, less fuss, and just more natural, which I kind of prefer.
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The food his cooks make is simple and simply served, with a minimum of narrative fuss.
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They have become objects of outsize exposure, commensurate with the fuss and emotion this president attracts.
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" Others said they weren't sure what the fuss was about: "What a terrible year for musicals.
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Given all this fuss, you might ask: Why do these aperitivos have to be red, anyway?
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He does not follow football closely, but he wanted to see what the fuss was about.
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If Medicare already has a form of a premium support model, what's all the fuss about?
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As thrilling as the ride has been, Barty said she could do without all the fuss.
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"I enjoy satire and I wanted to see what all the fuss was about," she said.
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Since Apple didn't make a fuss about it on stage, we'll tell you about it here.
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These sales dominate the headlines for weeks, so ignoring all of the fuss takes some doing.
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He wanted to see Tipirneni in person and find out what all the fuss was about.
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The networks can be installed in relatively small areas — like a factory — without too much fuss.
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There's a lot of fuss about how Millennials are delaying a bunch of sacred relationship steps.
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He now has to both focus on the big picture and fuss over the fine detail.
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At one meeting, an official railed about a "guy" who had made a fuss about AIDS.
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Given the fuss, few fans at the concert said they had expected the rapper to return.
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" Someone, the writer reported, left a performance of "Ariadne" wondering "what all the fuss was about.
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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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But, for some reason, it stirred nowhere near the fuss that his 60th birthday party did.
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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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"I just think they should quit all this fuss and pay the man already," Syndergaard said.
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Pence's defenders said he was merely acting prudently, and expressed amazement at the all the fuss.
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To learn more about Adam Fuss Daguerreotypes & The Womb of the Pre-Raphaelite Imagination, click here.
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He was, as usual yesterday and passed away without causing our family any fuss at all.
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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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She's also worried that any fuss she makes over this might jeopardize future relationships with other brands.
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It's $2130 and I use my ConnectCard, so I don't have to fuss with the weird change.
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I think the press largely makes up a lot of the fuss about a lot of things.
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For $300, he was able to acquire the location of the phone with little to no fuss.
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When you manage to keep that part alive, nobody's going to fuss when you start changing things.
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And so, with little fuss or fanfare, Rentrop and Parumog set up the 'Beyond Nokia' Facebook group.
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While the rooftop apparatus has lots of bells and whistles, the indoor display is definitely no fuss.
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Here are seven solutions to getting your computer's screen on the TV wit minimal fuss (and cash).
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The straight-talking lawyer stuck to her no-fuss style to say "I do" to boyfriend Steve.
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So, four centuries after his death, here are four ways to understand what the fuss is about.
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I've never been to Texas so I head to Whataburger to see what the fuss is about.
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By then the most disaffected former soldiers may be too frail to keep kicking up a fuss.
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Alabama politicians also raise a fuss whenever they see a threat to any of Alabama's spaceflight business.
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Today, cyclists often have to fuss with their phone while commuting on busy streets, which is dangerous.
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No one wants to fuss around with a curling wand or treatment before their ungodly 8 a.m.
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Sometimes he enjoyed the fuss, but bitterness over his treatment at home would surface all the same.
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It's fuss- and mess-free, absorbs quickly, and can be used without moisturizer for an intensive treatment.
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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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"Clean, without fuss, and the cut was always impeccable," MINT editor Irina Lakicevic says of the brand.
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Bobby Diaz and his fiancé, Valerie Vazquez, applied for PopBliss because it eliminated the fuss of planning.
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That's why the pilot enjoys perhaps the most fuss-free introduction of the entire Star Wars saga.
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This three-volume musical language learning is a no-fuss, easy way to learn a new language.
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But it seems like if they're going to make a fuss about it, they'll just launch it.
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People are bothered that the markets are so unbothered by the political fuss and ferment in Washington.
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We're told Mariah didn't make a fuss because Bryan, who was nursing a knee injury, wasn't dancing.
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"This is a trial balloon," said Dan Fuss, vice chairman of Loomis Sayles, which holds GO bonds.
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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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After all the NoSQL fuss with relation to Hadoop, things have gone back to where they started.
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Fuss, sometimes called "the Warren Buffett of bonds", said rising political risk warrants caution in bond investments.
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The glammed-up décor in this Roosevelt Hotel Lobby stalwart, belies a menu of no-fuss classics.
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Their conversation, at a party, two days before an international summit on graft, has sparked a fuss.
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His office appears to be caught by surprise whenever his constituents dare to kick up a fuss.
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MyPORT, a new automated security system created by the Schindler Elevator Corporation, aims to eliminate this fuss.
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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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No muss, no fuss packable snacking for adults (who still have that Lunchable-loving kid living inside).
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Pseudonymous Bosch makes a big fuss about hiding from his readers as well as from his enemies.
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Even after all of the fuss, Hannity's show still seems to have a stable of prominent advertisers.
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Fuss also raised the possibility that more cars would be powered by natural gas in the future.
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Hair was, simply put, a fuss-free affair, both in its end result and in its execution.
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Dan Fuss is not hanging up his boots yet, even after 33 years in the investment industry.
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The press is "very interested in Iran at the moment," Ardern continued, as Neve started to fuss.
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Fuss-free blue cotton shirts are precisely tailored with Cuban collars and simple panels in the back.
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Rodriguez had no more leverage in New York, and what was the point of making a fuss?
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Your baby may fuss and resist swaddling at first, so it may look like she hates it.
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They were plain-spoken, no-fuss athletes, tenacious competitors but also paragons of good cheer and sportsmanship.
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In 2017, the words "We met online" are no longer whispered, they're said aloud and without fuss.
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I've found that people are either crazy for chicken wings or wonder what the fuss is about.
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I love the fact she's become pretty huge already despite shunning the limelight and fuss around her.
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I double-fisted these two fried sausages with minimum fuss, and everything was right with the world.
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Couldn't a simple intern in his office have conveyed the same message without creating all this fuss?
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They often make trades, which is why new works enter their collection without a lot of fuss.
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On one side are those who argue that all money is tainted, so why make a fuss?
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Part of their considerable charm is that they look like they were made quickly, without undue fuss.
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Here at Vox, we decided to take a closer look at what all the fuss was about.
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The donkey, dumb and obedient, trots on, takes the uphills and unevens without fuss, pauses, defecates, continues.
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Until now, the largest displacement of people in Latin America's history has occurred without much international fuss.
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Also, you can shorten Gisele to "Gigi" or some other, non-seminal variant without that much fuss.
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The XFL doesn't fuss around with the stupidest rule in all of football: No end zone celebrations.
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Because of that, audiences are heading to the multiplex to see what all the fuss is about.
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German authorities are making little fuss about the killing of a Chechen exile in Berlin in August.
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Fuss-Free Face Oil That fashion insider with suspiciously good skin you may have noticed of late?
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She had entered the hearing room by a side door, as if she could avoid a fuss.
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If you're looking for a no-fuss dinner that is quick and easy to prepare, try HelloFresh.
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In one past presentation, models' penises were left dangling, like puny appendages hardly worth all the fuss.
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When Uma started to fuss, I overcame my self-consciousness and fed her under a nursing cover.
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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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John Kennedy said he didn't see what the fuss was about in the Cohen and Manafort convictions.
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Pine himself has been good-humored -- if sometimes a little frustrated -- in his responses to the fuss.
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Top speed in the Porsche Taycan electric sport sedan arrives with very little fuss on Germany's autobahn.
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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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In 1965, when a great fuss was made over its fiftieth anniversary, Blanche Knopf was barely mentioned.
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Others may be museums seeking to quietly deaccession works from their collection without causing a big fuss.
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And when it has gotten attention, it's often been mistreated patients making a fuss about private ambulances.
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They say it's another instance of pro-Remain MPs kicking up a fuss about a trivial matter.
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Outside, I shouted that he'd grabbed my butt, and the security let me in without a fuss.
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"In some ways, I find it upsetting that we still have to make a fuss," says Janssen.
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Being anonymous can be very attractive to teens, and Omegle provides a no-fuss opportunity to make connections.
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If you want a fuss-free listening experience, you'll find a lot to enjoy with the TicPods Free.
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"Less is more, less makeup, less fuss, and just more natural, which I kind of prefer." she says.
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Soon millions of people (including yours truly) signed on just to see what all the fuss was about.
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Those who want to make a fuss about it are viewed as either troublemakers or out of it.
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In immature democracies, such institutions are weaker, so a strongman can undermine them quickly, often without much fuss.
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For companies, departments or even individuals looking to launch servers quickly without fuss, this removes layers of complexity.
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All the fuss is well deserved: The legacy of that mission — and all the Apollo missions — is immense.
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Had the city acquired the services through the usual procurement process, it may not have caused a fuss.
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Atomizer: Many people (me) don't want to fuss with finding a specific coil, wick, tank and drip tip.
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So it has every interest in trying to assure consumers that this time, the fuss is over nothing.
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A few Twitter users obtained Fuss' email, and have been sending pleas his way to reverse his decision.
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Here's your chance to relive those moments — or see what all the fuss was about — one last time.
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Traditionalists howl—this too is universal—but in most cases, the new spellings settle in without much fuss.
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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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Like a lot of other features on OxygenOS, it just works as intended, with the minimum of fuss.
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If you decide to switch browsers, then you can bring your browsers along with the minimum of fuss.
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Install a VPNThese days, Android and iOS are set up to handle VPNs with the minimum of fuss.
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She always looked like continuing her upward trajectory in Rio after clearing 1.88m with a minimum of fuss.
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Sets up with minimal fuss on a Samsung TV, but requires some effort for TVs from other brands.
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Perhaps, everyone should go blond once in their lives, just to see what all the fuss is about.
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Check back here Thursday at around 10:30AM ET to find out what all the fuss is about.
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So, there was a fuss the last time the building was used as a polling station, he said.
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Nevertheless, the public do tend to kick up a fuss about animals it thinks are cuter than others.
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And though his parents encouraged him to keep competing, they let it go, they say, without much fuss.
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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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But observing, I see a magical place where people who want to fuck can do so without fuss.
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It looks like Atkin and Collins opted for a more easy, fuss-free way to play with bangs.
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"I am cautious about interest rates rising," added Fuss, who is known as the Warren Buffett of bonds.
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The section builds on its predecessor, titled "American Identities," which caused a fuss when it opened in 2003.
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Philip tries to make a fuss, but you can see Paige is proud of her new merit badge.
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Yoshitoshi Fukahori, 87, a bomb survivor, said he did not quite understand the fuss about the president's visit.
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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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A liberal might have listened to Cruz's speech and struggled to understand what all the fuss was about.
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Some of Fuss' tips are attitude-based, and some deal with how to actually perform within a job.
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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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A crowd gathered, and several women of New York City stopped to see what the fuss was about.
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Like Warren Buffett, who is arguably the greatest value investor in history, Fuss pays close attention to price.
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As far as my father was concerned, Odysseus wasn't worth all the fuss the poem makes about him.
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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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I'm alright, you know, I'll bitch you out and fuss at you, but … Some people are just nasty.
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He's getting paid to make all kinds of arty fuss about the contrast of the light and shadows.
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But I recently decided to give Trader Joe's a try to see what all the fuss was about.
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The tiny-house movement is growing among millennials, and I wanted to see what the fuss was about.
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That was the cue Hadassah had provided when she came downstairs to see what the fuss was about.
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Food is presented without fuss, in compartmentalized cardboard bins, as red-mohawked chickens, arrayed on shelves, stand guard.
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Her mother, who had gotten married at 14 to a stranger twice her age, couldn't understand the fuss.
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She just started sleeping a solid 12 hours a night from 6-months old; no muss, no fuss.
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Generally speaking, people will either evangelize them, or scratch their heads, wondering what all the fuss is about.
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Odette shimmies in her prince's face, and makes a big fuss about keeping his hands off her tutu.
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It's probably because I've lived in England all my life, but I don't like to make a fuss.
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But looking back, it's hard to fathom why so much fuss was made about this at the time.
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First episode of #CheerNetflix: OK let's see what the fuss is all aboutLast episode: HIT THAT PYRAMID GABI!
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There's no building or upgrades to fuss with, and you can only carry one weapon at a time.
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The Yankees dispatched the Twins as a farmer puts down an old cow, clinically and with minimal fuss.
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The Yankees dispatched the Twins as a farmer puts down an old cow, clinically and with minimal fuss.
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But what makes "The Big Sick" all the more remarkable is how little fuss is made of it.
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Moffat went on to say it's important not to make this kind of fuss in a children's show.
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If Scotland Yard got caught tailing an FSB agent around London, there would be a major public fuss.
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Rather than quietly tolerate it, though, Fowler, who was 25 at the time, decided to make a fuss.
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"We will not see the same growth rates in this segment as we did last year," Fuss said.
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"We will not see the same growth rates in this segment as we did last year," Fuss said.
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We tried it with the LG V30 and the iPhone X, and it worked immediately with no fuss.
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Plus, each piece has a Ti-Ceramic coating for a fuss-free cleanup and a scratch-proof lifespan.
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Just goes to show ya ... screaming a celeb's name, and making a big fuss MIGHT actually pay off.
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He says that Zimbabwe has legally translocated animals to zoos, circuses and sanctuaries for decades without much fuss.
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It packages everything as one downloader/installer and installs it onto your new PC — no muss or fuss.
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"I didn't think the fuss affected my run and I wasn't distracted by the build up," Farah said.
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"There's a lot of speculation that McDaniel's people will stay home and fuss about their fate," Wiseman said.
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Fuss uses the camera-free method of a daguerreotype, a pre-photographic technique developed in the 19th century.
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You can disassemble the device with ease, and each part is dishwasher-safe, which minimizes the fuss of cleanup.
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Some have insisted on carrying tradition forward, doing so without fuss or advertisement—to let tortillas do the talking.
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The fish calls for little fuss and cooks quickly; the flavor is mild, and the finished dish is light.
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"She got mad when I tried to make a fuss, you know the way mothers are," Wade Fleming said.
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Smartphone-controlled light bulbs were one of the first smart home products that worked as promised, with minimal fuss.
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Still, Siobhan Clements, Costco's wine buyer for the Northeast region, doesn't see what all of the fuss is about.
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Amid the fuss, municipal authorities ordered a halt to construction, and final building permits have yet to be issued.
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But the episode drew huge ratings, and 20 years later it's hard to imagine what the fuss was about.
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For Erin in Someone Great, I was choosing hair based on how much she probably wouldn't fuss with it.
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The city of Houston needed something it could sit back and enjoy, without having to fret and fuss first.
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Oceangoing oligarchs can partly own anything from a no-fuss VanDutch 40 powerboat to a fancy-pants Benetti megayacht.
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Williams' 10-month-old baby, Alexis Olympia, would have had no idea what the fuss was about on Monday.
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The only way climate bullshitting will ever carry any censure is when people kick up a fuss about it.
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If Ms Park truly wants what is best for the country, she should resign immediately, without any more fuss.
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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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There's still a touch of sparkle with the offset stones but the cut is neat, clean and no-fuss.
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Most of the fuss about taxation is over how much the government takes and how often it is wasted.
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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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This look will suit a city wedding — a no-fuss bride who wants something low-maintenance with an edge.
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I brought the folded scooter onto the subway, and was able to get through the turnstiles with no fuss.
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When we're young, after all, our lives are so much more pliant, can be joined without too much fuss.
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Just say no, scream and make a fuss, call 911 on your phone, tell him to go fuck himself.
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But the reform, like others promoted by Muhammad bin Salman, the crown prince, went off with little real fuss.
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Historically, the US has made a big fuss about North Korea's nuclear tests and pressured China to increase sanctions.
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In fact, they are often better immunised than natives, embrace local health care and do not fuss about vaccines.
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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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"I thought it was a normal brother-sister fight because they always fuss and fight like this," said Latoya.
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The backlash for Fuss has been swift (ha) as users come for his decision to hire and believe Mueller.
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Unlike marine dolphins and their dramatic breaching displays, botos don't make a fuss when they come up for air.
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" Not wanting to cause a fuss, McCormack said he decided to respect the school's wishes and "tone it down.
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It's not a huge gap, but people like to make a fuss when it's the woman who is older.
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It pours easily, so no worries about making a mess, and is dishwasher safe for a no-fuss cleanup.
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With any luck, her latest style turn — that platinum shaved head — becomes the no-fuss beauty trend of 2019.
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With the exception of Spark, most of the fuss in the Hadoop ecosystem is around Presto, Impala and Drill.
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"In my early days in the '60s and '70s, a certain amount of caution periodically was helpful," said Fuss.
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The site also keeps an easy-to-use bar tracking electoral votes for a no muss, no fuss approach.
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Every time there are elections in Europe people, commentators and politicians start to fuss a little bit about it.
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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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Without a lot of pomp and fuss, this guidebook walks you through the propagation, harvesting and preserving of herbs.
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With little fuss, the majority of the 15-member committee voted both to recommend Shingrix and revaccination with it.
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Guarnaschelli's method also includes a low-fuss gravy recipe using the same roasting pan you cooked the turkey in.
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For stellar, fuss-free performance, the Roomba S255+ is in a league of its own (258/230, WIRED Recommends).
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Against this backdrop, Business Insider asked Fuss his advice for fund managers who are still early in their careers.
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We did make a bit of a fuss about this, so don't look this way if you missed out.
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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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If Fuss occupies the institutional side of the spectrum, Andrew Aziz is carrying the flag for retail investors everywhere.
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As an American undergraduate student studying abroad in Sydney, I wanted to see what all the fuss was about.
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New characters, who later turn out to be insignificant, are described in what feels like a fuss of detail.
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A number of companies have mushroomed to serve the increased demand, and many have scored funding with little fuss.
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In his current show at Pace, Schnabel returns to what started the fuss in the first place: plate paintings.
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What it all boils down to: it's simpleIt's a no muss, no fuss, simple yet effectively designed high chair.
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The staff at Mercy San Juan Medical Center in California took the opportunity to make a fuss of Camila.
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His father, an avid ham radio listener, called to ask what all the fuss on Route 1 was about.
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As for the children, it can be tough for them to understand how much of a fuss they're creating.
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Now they want to fuss about alternatives, including Medicare for All or even a Medicare option in the marketplace.
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Such no-fuss solutions mesh well with the broader European perspective on aging, which hasn't changed much over time.
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Recipe of the day: A midweek pasta dinner relies on no-fuss ingredients, including roasted broccoli, almonds and anchovies.
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"There was an initial fuss from people who either thought I was propagandizing or ridiculing blacks," Mr. Walker remembered.
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China raised a fuss and threatened sanctions; the US ignored those concerns and went ahead with the deal anyway.
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The government has said that women with valid licenses from abroad may obtain a Saudi license with minimal fuss.
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They&aposre easy to use, don&apost take up much storage space, and rinse or wash clean without fuss.
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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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Some are simple enough: their bodies are collected, identified, and put to rest with the minimum amount of fuss.
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But Covariant claims its bots can do what others can't: work 24 hours a day, picking items without fuss.
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A lot of fuss has been made about the Star Wars spin-off, The Mandalorian, and with good reason.
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Though she conceded that the fuss made eating in public a challenge, Ms. Abramovic seemed to be relishing it.
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Just a Caesar today, he said, so confident he was that Tiny would cut his hair with little fuss.
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You don't make a fuss about it; they're just part of the background of life in a strange environment.
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If he or she continues to fuss, try different burping positions and pay attention to how the baby responds.
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Stephen Colbert, for one, said on Monday that he doesn't know what all the fuss was about this weekend.
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In the 22012s and '212s, he said, locals didn't understand the fuss when Japanese tourists began arriving in Fairbanks.
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And the question it raises for me is, why do we actually bother, fuss so much about voting rights?
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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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If there aren't hordes of veiled Muslim women clogging the streets of London or Paris, why all the fuss?
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If you don't quite get a sense of this hysteria from "Wagner's 'Ring': Forging an Epic," a small, modest, yet thorough exhibition at the Morgan Library & Museum that opens on Friday, you do get a taste of the fuss that was made over the work, and what that fuss was all about.
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Chris Christie told NBC's Today show that Melania's speech was "93 percent" different from Michelle's — so why all the fuss?
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I switched gears for the next meal, this time opting to understand the fuss around pressure cooker mac and cheese.
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When cops arrived, Jussie was concerned about his neighbors hearing the fuss and he quickly invited them into his apartment.
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In the video above, we show you how to create that iconic Twiggy-inspired lash look without all the fuss.
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Certain men in her life might be making a huge fuss about the past, but Selena Gomez is looking forward.
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Jerry Brown, which is expected soon (though there's a bit of fuss around that — more on that in a second).
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No fuss, no muss — unless you don't heed Watch It Melt's warnings to not attempt hot-knife experiments at home.
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Lai Haiwen, who took the original photos of the rat, told CNN he doesn't see what the fuss is about.
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It tells us to shush, to not make a fuss, to accept the world as it was built for us.
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You flip open the top of the buds' little carrying case, and they connect to your phone without a fuss.
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The fuss was caused by the fact that the tax plan broke a promise in the Conservatives' 2015 election manifesto.
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"I hope that the fuss is a reminder to those who make the decisions that these things matter," he said.
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To these types, those who make a fuss are bothersome and ignorant at best, and probably dangerous and destructive too.
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In five years' time, we will look back at the Brexit scare and wonder what all the fuss was about.
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Even storage is simple with its included cord wrap, and the whole thing is dishwasher safe for no-fuss cleaning.
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That, as Andrew Erickson of America's Naval War College argues, has allowed China to get its way with less fuss.
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It's not anything you should fuss with, if the hair needs to be trimmed, the wax specialist will do it.
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The gadget did exactly what I wanted it to do (play old NES games) without any fuss or screw ups.
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When asked in the past about how she maintains such flawless hair, she has sworn by a no-fuss routine.
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I'm makeup-free more than I am in makeup, and for me it just means being yourself without any fuss.
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The fuss and "disgrace" this caused was too much for a brother to bear, and one drugged and strangled her.
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Classic, chic, with a touch of rock 'n' roll, this fuss-free fringe is your autumn hair switch-up sorted.
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When the speeches were revealed in a WikiLeaks hack, their anodyne nature made everyone wonder what the fuss was about.
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Adding a moisturizer with SPF into your routine is the fuss-free way to stay safe in the chillier months.
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It's very sad that this is happening, and sadder still that the Japanese government isn't making more of a fuss.
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Because we all know fish is good for us, and this is the most no-fuss way to consume it.
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Some transactions, such as the one involving the port of Darwin, create a stir, but most proceed with little fuss.
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If selected, after a short period of time, a baby would be added to the family, no fuss or frills.
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It uses the console's USB power to juice up the batteries, so there's no extra power cord to fuss with.
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Two pets — a dog and a cat — can be seen wandering nearby to find out what the fuss is about.
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Fuss thinks the 10-year yield will rise further to 4 percent at peak, from current levels around 2.8 percent.
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Without making any great fuss out of it, The Finest Hours draws a line of comparison between Bernie and Ray.
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Luckily, we found the ultimate sunscreen hack to solve all SPF struggles: It's portable, non-greasy and entirely fuss-free.
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We were there, amongst the coachloads of protesters from around the country, to see what all the fuss was about.
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I carry no-fuss snacks like rice cakes with almond butter or any nut butter for high protein and fiber!
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President Donald Trump and his advisers probably didn't expect his choice for education secretary to cause much of a fuss.
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I popped the CD—purchased on a whim at HMV—in my Discman to hear what the fuss was about.
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If you glossed over early reports about the disease, you might now be wondering what all the fuss is about.
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" GQ looked into what all the fuss was about and came to a simple conclusion: "America Is Horny for Wholesome.
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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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Either way, business is strong and she cannot understand why the French have decided to kick up such a fuss.
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To play devil's advocate, a vertical cut gives you a nice visual and a no-muss-no-fuss eating experience.
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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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But without much fuss, "Neon Bull" exalts carnal passion in beautiful, almost sculptural love scenes filmed from a middle distance.
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Just as Rohan plans his revenge with minimum fuss, Gupta also adopts a hassle-free approach to narrating his story.
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Fuss' chances of such a long career in fund management would be slimmer today if he were just starting out.
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"I didn't feel it was necessary for me to raise my voice or to cuss or to fuss," she said.
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If you haven't seen what the fuss is about, season 1 is essential viewing – and not just for Who fans.
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When the Nordic dark settled in, so early, The children, blanketed in white, began to fuss at sleep, and cry.
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A number of the recipes are what she calls "a doddle," her term for dishes that come together without fuss.
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"I'm off to write the next great American novel," he declares, with no more fuss than somebody visiting the bathroom.
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We like the Swim Tee Rashguard because it's a simple, no-fuss rash guard that's comfortable for casual beach wear.
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"For the life of me, I don't understand why the Democrats made such a fuss about this (nominee)," said Sen.
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Those versed in the law and lore of Catholicism might be tempted to ask what all the fuss is about.
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Mark Murphy, the outgoing head of the European Kidney Patients Federation, sees the fuss around presumed consent as a distraction.
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He tells us he didn't want to make a fuss because his friends were running the festival where Rick performed.
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Have you ever seen someone kick up a massive fuss about something and then almost immediately stop caring about it?
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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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What is it about this man who is sort of like a civilized Gallagher brother that causes such a fuss?
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It will be a transformative number of people for a city of 600,000 that's unaccustomed to a lot of fuss.
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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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For Alexander, it's merely having a wife he can order about with minimal fuss, and perhaps a bit of sadism.
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The butterflies suggest that Swift wants to move past all fuss, to go back to being a pop culture princess.
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Throughout the various iterations of her career, Henderson has been known for her no-fuss approach toward simple British classics.
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Still, having been the third Jasmine understudy in "Aladdin" at Disneyland, she doesn't see what all the fuss is about.
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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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Instead, we have that word for "fuss" — ADO — + a word for "about" — RE (as in regarding) — and we get ADORE.
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Seeking a new deadline that seemed least likely to make a fuss, European officials were expected to settle on Jan.
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We've picked out the no-fuss gifts that are perfect to give to a new-ish S.O. on V-Day.
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Clinton wouldn't have fired Mr. Comey too if she'd gotten the chance, which makes the whole fuss a bit suspect.
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Sometimes we're all guilty of just wanting to get the job done — no frills, no fuss and definitely no overtime.
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Johnson, self-effacing as ever at 98, seemed somewhat indifferent to the fuss surrounding the feature film about her life.
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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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"I had to go to open a Twitter account to see what all the fuss was about," she told CNN.
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People who didn't know or care about your work rush to see what the fuss was about — what they missed.
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There was not a bit of extraneous fuss or fantasy; each stitch, every motile moment, had a reason for being.
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The collection was about simplicity, but done well: there were no-fuss denim jackets, pants, trench coats and military dresses.
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That welcome may seem like overkill, and no doubt some weary travelers would rather check in without all the fuss.
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They can stitch "National Test Roads" into the urban fabric without the fuss Western authorities can expect from local residents.
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"He's very sincere and if you talk to him face to face, he comes off as sincere," Fuss told CNN.
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Now one of those machines, built by researchers at Google, has at last shown what all the fuss is about.
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"My boyfriend kicked up such a fuss and my family just wouldn't gift me money towards the procedure," she says.
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Taiwan should have a correct view of this matter and stop looking for opportunities to make a fuss, he added.
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Crackdown 3 I never played the original Crackdown, so I was curious to see what the fuss was all about.
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No fuss, no attention, literally did it out of the kindness of his own heart, no one asked him too.
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Remaking the brand in her own image, one that catered to the female gaze, she stripped away fuss and frippery.
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Hubie Brown, who was coaching the Knicks, made quite a fuss on the sideline, insisting this was not a basket.
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Chris Beekman, whose company sells the dietary supplement Opiate Detox Pro, does not understand what all the fuss is about.
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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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Like Tinkercad it makes for a fun and easy way to get small design projects done with a minimum of fuss.
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"I&aposm not going there to judge Berkeley or fuss at it," Graham said in an interview with The Associated Press.
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We're glad this is fuss finally over—now perhaps we can focus on things that, you know, will actually hurt people.
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Ahead, we rounded up a few no-fuss units for soon-to-be wig enthusiasts that are just starting to experiment.
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The 2395-liter V-21 is a GM mainstay, not particularly impressive but smoothly delivering 2400 horsepower without too much fuss.
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Much fuss is made about the inspired design of Apple's products, but the truth is, they're not built to last forever.
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The fuss may even lend a much-needed shot of publicity to the new broadcaster, which was legally registered last month.
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Pair it with white high-waisted shorts and flat sandals for a no-fuss look you'll feel comfortable (and ventilated) in.
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Others may use it as a reason to check out the thriller just to see what the fuss is all about.
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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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Now, a national fuss about how to commemorate the war dead is as much an annual event as the commemoration itself.
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The space seemed open and simple, as in, there wasn't a lot of fuss (unlike some other spaces I've tried out).
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Larry Fuss, CEO for parent network Delta Radio, defended his decision to hire Mueller in an interview with the Daily News.
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All of the physical buttons (there are no fiddly touch controls, thankfully) worked consistently and without any fuss, which is great.
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It's really fun and we'd like you to join us on Saturday, October 22 to see what the fuss is about.
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A dish of fried ceps and potatoes was perfection, summing up his slogan mof mof: minimum of fuss, maximum of flavour.
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Though it has softened in recent decades, the French state is still suspicious of Occitan (the fuss in Catalonia hardly helps).
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Looking at the raw numbers so far in the Trump era, one easily could wonder what all the fuss is about.
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The central government recently blocked the proposal after a local MP, worried about the reaction of his constituents, caused a fuss.
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The European Commission, which in 2012 blocked a tie-up between Deutsche Börse and NYSE Euronext, could kick up a fuss.
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He spoke of not understanding the "fuss" around a "personal response" and spoke of "feeling sorry" for outgoing President Barack Obama.
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My mother, who never had been any good about making a fuss about things that just weren't right, didn't say anything.
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Gaffney joined Eaton Vance in 2012 after co-managing the then-$22 billion Loomis Sayles Bond Fund with investor Dan Fuss.
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McSira is likely offering downloads so customers can update their hardware to the latest version with as little fuss as possible.
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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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Powtoon is what you'd get if Powerpoint could just chill for a sec: lower maintenance, no-fuss, dare we say fun?
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It is a surreal morning; anyone could be forgiven for wondering why there's such fuss and fanfare over an inanimate object.
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But nothing happened: Most workers seemed happy with the layoff deal offered by management and left their jobs without a fuss.
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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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A very nice man named Jim rolled up to me on his bike to see what all the fuss was about.
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Dubbed "Broomgate," much of the fuss centers on a new kind of curling broom called the icePad, manufactured by Hardline Curling.
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Fuss cited Sunday's Italian referendum on constitutional reform, a possible rise in European interest rates and forthcoming elections in the region.
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"It's a big worry, but it's also a very, very big investment opportunity," Fuss told Business Insider during a recent interview.
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It is a $2.5 billion producer of oil and natural gas and was Fuss' fourth-largest holding as of August 31.
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The center-right commentators of this world are few, but they have made a big fuss about hating this country's youth.
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They reconnect to your previously connected devices quickly and without any fuss the moment you place the earbuds in your ears.
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Android users should check out BBQ Timer by Jerry M (free) for a similar no-fuss, no-frills barbecue timer app.
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I buy the same rods and reels over and over again, and I don't fuss too much about trying new gear.
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Dan Fuss, 86, is the vice chairman of Loomis Sayles and the lead portfolio manager of the firm's flagship bond fund.
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This year — after 93 years of ignorant bliss — I decided it was time to see what all the fuss was about.
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His hands are up and waving hello but in that don't-make-a-fuss, don't-get-up-on-my-account gesture.
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Amid all the fuss, though, they neglected to talk much about the security measures coming to MacBooks and iPhones this fall.
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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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He also learned to pack light, only bringing a carry-on, and not fuss with bringing back souvenirs of any kind.
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"I'm delighted that this kind of integration is happening - just like that, without any big fuss and really great," she said.
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Once the base is established, all you need are a few no-fuss recipes to whip up ensembles in a pinch.
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But even with all the fuss, we don't really know yet what Amazon and its partners are actually planning to do.
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Just remember that Mercury is retrograde, and no matter how much of a fuss you make, things won't move any faster.
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If you're not familiar with Spectacles, think Google Glass, but without all the fuss of putting a computer on your head.
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Hot Fuss Mk II would have been an easier sell, particularly for the critics (Rolling Stone famously gave it two stars).
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The company has released tools in the past to help customers move legacy applications into containers without a lot of fuss.
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High-quality loaf pans cook your baked goods evenly, release them with little fuss, and are made of heavy-duty materials.
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They are usually well socialized and able to withstand changes in their environment without making much of a fuss toward strangers.
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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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As the disclosure of his demand for a loyalty pledge spurred controversy, the president did not seem to understand the fuss.
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What if you could have all the cool factor of a classic Ford Bronco, without all the fuss of maintaining it?
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The choice is between Beethoven's "Piano Concerto No.3", "The Concerto Project" by Philip Glass or "Hot Fuss" by The Killers.
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When I turned on the radio, sound came out so I told them they were making too much of a fuss.
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Nobody likes a lot a fuss, but some people will go out of their way to avoid any sort of hassle.
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Already a fuss had erupted about what Smithson would have wanted to happen to the jetty: Would he want it restored?
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It was around this time that the Gentle Lunatic began to fade away, and in the end died without any fuss.
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The actor and activist, whose birthday is in April, said she initially did not understand the "fuss" that surrounded the milestone.
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The quality of performance varied, but United had rediscovered a knack for dispatching relative small fry with a minimum of fuss.
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That was Annie Moore, flushed with embarrassment at the unexpected fuss being made of her by the officials on the island.
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And I'm learning to just say thank you and not make such a fuss about it and have a good time.
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The NARS Velvet Matte Lipstick Pencil in Dragon Girl is a comfortable, no-fuss red that flatters a variety of complexions.
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Fuss does not see his photographic process as predominantly 19th century, rather, a neutral artistic process that can establish perplexing imagery.
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Late last year, Playboy caused a fuss when the venerable nudie mag announced that it wouldn't have naked ladies in it anymore.
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Rating Sure, everything from the Jackie Kennedy biopic Jackie to the old-fashioned musical La La Land caused a fuss at TIFF.
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Plan B: SmartYacht Oceangoing oligarchs can partly own anything from a no-fuss VanDutch 40 powerboat to a fancy-pants Benetti megayacht.
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The sun continues to make a big fuss, releasing yet another enormous flare and sending a glowing arch of plasma into space.
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But Singleton doesn't see what all the police fuss is about; his signs aren't aggressive or even asking explicitly asking for money.
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It's easy to see whom this sort of monitor is for: those who want G-Sync without too much fuss or expense.
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With a lightweight, almost balmy texture and a semi-matte finish, this moisturizing formula is about as fuss-free as lipstick gets.
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He gleefully expects the fuss to win votes for the Republican Party in mid-term elections to be held on November 6th.
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Some people want to see what all the fuss is about without having to invest thousands of dollars that may disappear overnight.
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I've been meaning to check out a Herschel bag for a while now, just to see what all the fuss is about.
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Having the ability to get data into another company's solution with a minimum of fuss and expense has attracted data-hungry applications.
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But by becoming the 51st state, the Brits would get no-fuss trading with all other U.S. states, without the pesky regulations.
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Well, fuss no more: the Internet of Things has your back, with this handy, wearable, Bluetooth-enabled, app-supported, personal radiation tracker.
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Momoh decided to take it to a diamond dealer in Kono who was known for paying cash up front with minimal fuss.
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The district hired a new CEO that year, Dr. Gregory Thornton, who has made less of a fuss about school discipline reform.
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" Carolla said he made a fuss about patent law to try to get politicians to "step in and do something about it.
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The study, published in 22016, almost immediately kicked up a fuss — though it had been legal, it might not have been ethical.
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So, while you digest all of that, click through the slideshow ahead to see what all of the (eco-)fuss is about.
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This week I decided to finally see what all the fuss was about by trying an entire cart of self-care essentials.
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Who do you look to if you want a no-fuss haircut that's equally low-maintenance and refreshing on your dead ends?
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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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Our suggestion: Skip the clips, pins, and barrettes that tend to slip for a headband that doesn't come with all the fuss.
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I made no fuss because a part of me figured they got to decide what it really meant to be a Christian.
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A fellow veteran was ready to raise a fuss, but when he heard Sutton's explanation he just nodded his head and left.
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Save for that Gucci cape that had the Internet abuzz, the singer has stuck to clean, no-fuss silhouettes in jewel tones.
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You can make a jumbo-sized tag, but your pup may be less likely to fuss with it if it is small.
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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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Now is, of course, the perfect moment for a confused Matthew to walk in and see what all the fuss is about.
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This came after a fuss about a drone flight that filmed stunning views over London, but broke many rules in the process.
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And if you just want to see what all the fuss is about, we encourage you to come check out the program.
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The company is, as the lyrics suggest, a way to "praise" your co-workers instantly and perform performance reviews without much fuss.
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WHOEVER exactly Saint Patrick was, he surely never expected the fuss that would be made of him 15 centuries after his passing.
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"I really think if I hadn't gone to Twitter or made a fuss about it, I wouldn't have been noticed," she said.
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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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Politicians often fuss about trade deficits, but in 2018 we exported about $8 billion more to Canada than we imported from Canada.
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But the length of Fuss' career is not the only reason he has become a legendary fixture of the fixed-income world.
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You can choose between fashionable docks made from marble and wood, or more simple ones that do the job without any fuss.
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I never imagined a snake caught in the pipes could cause so much fuss (2 hours and 41 minutes, if we're counting).
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We dig the slicked-back, no-fuss hair and the shimmery coral lip, as well as the tropical-print high-neck dress.
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And for new World of Warcraft players, Nostalrius gave them a glimpse of what all the fuss had been about years ago.
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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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It turned out that the cops had heard about the show and just wanted to see what all the fuss was about.
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Because if there were less creative fireworks in Ms. Viard's work than Mr. Lagerfeld's, and there were, there was also less fuss.
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Living in one room with my work from start to finish allows me extended time to think, dream, fuss, change, and explore.
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The sudden messiness surrounding the search is embarrassing for an organization that prides itself on getting its business done with little fuss.
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The youngsters can be forgiven for wondering what the fuss is about when they see muscled players like Koepka and Jason Day.
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Thanks to a foundation of store-bought puff pastry, this tart is also fairly easy, ideal for a low-fuss Easter brunch.
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Older people, in contrast, have been through comparable crises, making it natural for them to wonder what all the fuss is about.
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While Ms. de Alvear, the director of the gallery, was pleased at the attention she got, she said the fuss was misplaced.
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Why is our country complicit in the death by starvation of tens of thousands of children without anywhere near as much fuss?
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Some Goldman officials, including Mr. Solomon, considered his complaints overblown and did not understand why Mr. Katzman was making such a fuss.
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Sanders's true challenge now is securing the majority of delegates needed to grant him the nomination without a fuss at the convention.
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Nancy, for one, belongs to a generation of women raised to care-take and accommodate, never to make a fuss about themselves.
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By the time she was done and the last model had appeared, you kind of knew what all the fuss was about.
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Only Judge seemed unaffected by the majesty of the blow, and maybe even a little embarrassed by the fuss he had caused.
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Rather than getting a new lint roller every few months, buy an electronic version to keep your clothes clean without the fuss.
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More soothing pieces, including photographs by William Eggleston, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Irving Penn and Adam Fuss can be found in the master bedroom.
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Keep calm and carry tourists: The UK's Civil Aviation Authority is spinning up a massive logistical engine with a minimum of fuss.
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He was entirely self-taught but so good at it that he never had to fuss around with light meters and equipment.
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"I made a decision that I didn't want to go to the police, I didn't want to make a fuss," she said.
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One answer is that making an undue fuss about minor ailments is exactly the kind of thing that the James brothers did.
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We've collected a whole bunch of recipes you could knock off at midday on a national holiday, with a minimum of fuss.
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Officials didn't want the other inmates causing a fuss as the singer was taken from one division of the jail to another.
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Owen's sells mixers like its Ginger + Lime so bars, restaurants and consumers can mix up cocktails like a Moscow mule without much fuss.
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Some people have been making a fuss lately about how much it costs to protect me while I live in New York City.
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So if you watched Thrones and didn't see what all the fuss was about, you must stick with the series through next week.
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Maybe you staggered home drunk one night, and misguidedly decided to see what all the 3 Guys 1 Hammer fuss was all about.
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Now we wait to see if Snapchat users, like Facebook users, are willing to get over the changes after making such a fuss.
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And if Alita: Battle Angel gets a sequel, fans who didn't read the books might finally understand what all the fuss is about.
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There are a few men in this genre and everyone makes such a fuss about them being able to represent an emotional standpoint.
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As for Meghan herself, the former Suits star was chatty and friendly, turning up for each appointment with minimal fuss and always alone.
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Those who raise a fuss about the rights of factory workers, gay people or abused women can expect the police to come knocking.
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Last Thursday, the popular audio streaming app Stitcher became the first platform to pull all of Jones's content, without a lot of fuss.
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Never again will you have to fuss around with your laces because, guess what, your shoes already know what you want to do.
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Two very different approaches to makeup have been in effect for the last few years: the maximum drama and the no-fuss minimal.
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But, as JD points out, she does go along with committing three murders and staging them to look like suicides with little fuss.
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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 an early fan of the Caanoo I'm always looking for handheld emulators that can let you play classic games without much fuss.
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"I was always told this happens to everyone, it's normal and I shouldn't fuss," Selvi said, sitting outside her home in Dindigul district.
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Hardware-based security keys provide a fast, no-fuss way to use two-factor authentication without having to mess around with your phone.
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In Jakarta, Fitri Yanti, a pregnant 30-year-old mother of two, said she did not understand what all the fuss was about.
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But recently, I've been able to enjoy a perfect, professional-looking manicure without all that fuss, and that's thanks to press-on nails.
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Mr Putin is also less troubled than Western leaders are by public opinion or civil-society groups making a fuss about Russia's actions.
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Rachel takes ridicule and bullying throughout the duration of film without raising a single fuss, unless you count an intense game of mahjong.
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Everyone has a few pieces in their closet that pair well with jeans for a no-fuss outfit that still looks put-together.
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No, because there wasn't as much money to be made from it, so no one made as much of a fuss about it.
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"Everything Will Be Alright" remains similar to rest of Hot Fuss in that it is a deeply synthpop, guitar heavy track about love.
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This leads many observers to conclude that the decisions have more to do with how loud a fuss is raised and by whom.
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With many of its competitors throwing their drones in the ring, UPS has now decided to see what all the fuss is about.
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Ultimately, if your goal is to get a delicious meal on the table quickly and without much fuss, I'd go with Blue Apron.
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This weekend booking is another step forward for him, and a chance for all curious parties to see what the fuss is about.
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He could run the same playbook — small fights rather than a major confrontation — that helped him assume office without a huge public fuss.
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But I'd rather just have better battery life without having to fuss with a detachable accessory — even if it's included in the box.
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Frazier landed amongst people in Matt Kemp and Justin Turner jerseys and yet no one made a fuss about what was going on?
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Emily didn't want to be interviewed by anyone or make a fuss about this, she just wanted to take her exams and graduate.
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Since Hot Fuss (2004), band's synth-rock debut, Flowers has champed at the bit with twitchy, flirty energy with both lust and ennui.
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Mr Macron, feigning surprise at the fuss, insisted that he had just wanted a break from shaving, and soon after dropped the beard.
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And also, the sprint function is a great inclusion—perhaps essential after the fuss that followed Everybody's Gone to the Rapture's slow pace?
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It's a phone accessory specifically designed to train your cat, dog, and other photogenic companions to take next-level selfies with minimal fuss.
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With thundering internal fuss, I will go to the west front of the U.S. Capitol to witness the uniquely American transition of power.
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If you don't feel like buying minis of your shampoo and conditioner, they're a fuss-free way to avoid constant styling all weekend.
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They have a "SEVEN TODAY!" badge and they are making a big fuss about their Thomas the Tank Engine cake in the office.
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If you can get your hands on one of those, it's usually the best option to taking down supply convoys without much fuss.
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"(It's) a lot of fuss about nothing very serious," Jennifer Hyndman, director of the Centre for Refugee Studies at York University told VICE.
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"I am the most cautious I've been in the history of the bond fund," which was launched in 1991, Fuss said on Wednesday.
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I've made a pop-up easy reader version of Fire and Fury so Donald can see what all the fuss is about pic.twitter.
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You could save yourself a lot of time and money by shopping now and avoiding all the fuss that comes with Black Friday.
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Case closed, there are no real social consequences to 3D printed firearms, only an opportunity for gun control advocates to make a fuss.
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Republicans have the votes in the House and Senate, and they will send this unpopular bill to Donald Trump's desk without much fuss.
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The affordable RASKOG Home Storage Utility Cart is a no-fuss, simplistic bar cart with three shelves that can hold all your bottles.
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In China, where face-covering swimwear has long been popular among wrinkle-fearing beachgoers, many do not understand what the fuss is about.
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I keep the straps on the looser end, but I like that there's even the option to quickly adjust them with no fuss.
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If I was losing my mind, or stuck in some way station of the afterlife, there would be more of a fuss, right?
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Janusz Michallik may have been a fresh-faced teenager, but he remembers it well: the noise, the lights, the packed stadiums, the fuss.
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She was right: periods are a totally normal thing that happen every month without causing a fuss or attracting bears to the village.
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That moment is always nerve-wracking in Mutant Year Zero, and it's one that the game serves up without much fuss or delay.
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These no-fuss packing cubes from eBags fit everything you need for a vacation without taking up too much space in your suitcase.
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The culture of graft and impunity has been entrenched for so long that the Afghan public hardly raises a fuss about it anymore.
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To get a sense of what all the fuss was about, here is a look back at highlights of Mr. Graffman's storied career.
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When he reappeared 45 minutes later, wondering what all the fuss was about, I wrapped that child up in my arms and wept.
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But on the floor of the Geneva International Motor Show, the brands will be showing the public what all the fuss is about.
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When she started to fuss a bit, I shifted without thinking into that jiggly rocking motion that somehow comforts infants, and she quieted.
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Without fuss and without Freud — though Dan Brown, unfortunately, makes an appearance — Isaacson uses his subject's contradictions to give him humanity and depth.
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Consider this a guide to how Democrats are communicating a desire to run without the fuss, commitment and risk of announcing it outright.
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Lindsey Graham kicked off a fuss last week by promising to repeal Obamacare if Trump wins reelection and Republicans take back the House.
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But first, if you've never before encountered Master of Magic, it can be difficult to fully fathom what all the fuss is about.
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And he has moved swiftly to dispatch aides he deems unqualified by temperament, experience or credential with a minimum of drama and fuss.
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Most of those are in low-income neighborhoods, where property is cheap, drug dealers plentiful and residents less inclined to make a fuss.
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Therefore the best summer foods — like fried chicken, hamburgers and corn on the cob — are all portable, hand-held and free from fuss.
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Unpleasant, perhaps, but everywhere, and so it's something you don't think or do much about, and don't understand the fuss when someone does.
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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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This service creates some code that the front-end developers can drop into their application and connect to the database without a fuss.
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The design is no-fuss, with a stacked heel for a touch of added height and a body made of 100% Italian leather.
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Take note, above all, of the elegant, fuss-free simplicity with which Almodóvar dips from the present into the past, and back again.
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Jamie Oliver has made a big enough fuss of it, along with every Masterchef contestant who proudly makes a point of cooking tripe.
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Or, the district won't even exist in a few months, because of a state Supreme Court-ordered redistricting, so why all the fuss?
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And allowing people to return with only superficial fuss to their well-paid jobs doesn't have the ring of a lesson well-taught.
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Dan Fuss, the longtime manager of Loomis Sayles&apos flagship bond fund, is worried about the riskiest corner of the corporate-debt market.
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With little fuss and fewer words, she sketches a woman whose independence and complacency help explain her son's more toxic versions of each.
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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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Now that the details of the HQ2 deals are available to the public, it's easy to see what all the fuss is about.
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When Comey released his fateful letter notifying Congress about the discovery of more Clinton emails in late October, Democrats raised a giant fuss.
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Before I joined, a few writers had died due to an overdose, and no one seemed to make a huge fuss about it.
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Burns notes that she didn't want to "be difficult or cause a fuss," but as the critters multiplied she felt couldn't sit idly by.
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But the truth is the series (HBO will air new episodes each Sunday and Monday) isn't compelling enough to warrant much of a fuss.
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Sara Huckabee has no right to live a life of no fuss no muss after lying to the press, after inciting against the press.
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With all the recent fuss about Avengers and Game of Thrones, the ultimate fantasy series — Star Wars — has had to take a back seat.
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We even have a hack to keep them in place — off your shoulders — so you don't have to fuss with your shirt all day.
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Amazon has entered the video on demand (VOD) arms race in Australia, but the web giant hasn't made much of a fuss about it.
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While I wasn't necessarily into the idea of a threesome, I wanted to explore the app and see what all the fuss was about.
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And sure, it's got a leather palm rest and a decent 1080p display, but you're probably still not sure what the fuss is about.
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It was perhaps a strategic move intended to send the message that, despite all the fuss in the news, Kaspersky Lab is trucking along.
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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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Longi, by all accounts, did not seek to make a fuss or paint herself as a martyr, and moved quietly into her new role.
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The tiny plug-and-play box is arguably the easiest way to play NES games on a modern television, doing so with minimal fuss.
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You know, the real sh*t that went down for decades and centuries before we made a fuss about that ill-fated elevator ride.
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"The doctor first made light of the matter saying that it's just rape, not murder, and we shouldn't create such a fuss," said Yaqoob.
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I'm loyal to my salon because my stylist knows I don't use hair products and gives me a haircut that will work without fuss.
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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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Background: The deafening fuss around AI is driven by deep learning, a technique that allows machines to pick out subtle patterns from enormous datasets.
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