She fusses a bit longer but eventually falls back asleep.
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I'm here because the world and its fusses are somewhere else.
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Legs akimbo, she sits and fusses over her seventeen pet rabbits.
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A fashion editor, Jon Tietz, fusses over his tie and shirt collar.
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Having a consistent bedtime routine means that he rarely fusses when it's time to sleep.
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In Faroese, koks means a flirt, or someone who fusses over something in pursuit of perfection.
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While James fusses awkwardly with his pressure and altitude readings, Amelia is busily keeping them alive.
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She fusses for another half hour when I decide to bite the bullet and feed her.
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But that was just the association in that moment and things we make fusses about and whatever.
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As Michele fusses with sleeve lengths and frets over color combinations, Björk's "Utopia" album plays in the background.
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A continent that fusses about Christmas cards instead of grappling with what really matters risks paying a high price.
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Asahd -- who famously never cries or fusses in public -- gave Justin the once-over, and then came the bawling.
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First, Simpson fusses—he just did his roadwork last night, he says—but finds his groove once the sweating starts.
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" She fusses on "Warrior," giving us a signature guttural scream; defiantly charges against anyone who dared underestimate her on "Phenomena.
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PENN: Well, I think, politically, if so much of a fusses raised about an issue, it won&apost be marijuana anymore.
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Early on, Jenai fusses miserably over how they're going to get home, and then neither of them brings it up again.
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The whole staff fusses around them: Howard pulls out their chairs, Sasha pours them water, and Simone picks the perfect wine.
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They are the ones in which Ms Jett and Mr Laguna amiably rile each other up, or Mr Laguna fusses around his charge.
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The coiled warrior who refused to wear batting gloves and keeps his salt-and-pepper mustache meticulously groomed and fusses about his hair.
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Mother fusses over her daughter, tearfully fluffing up pillows and making soft noises that don't mean nothing, like something everyone's seen in a movie.
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Days before the big event, under sudden threat of a rebel incursion, she fusses over the number of chicken breasts ordered for the dinner.
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She wakes up and quietly fusses and, after a bit of time, I make the mistake of picking her up to try to comfort her.
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The unnamed date (amusingly played by Bérénice Marlohe) fusses with her dress's hemline, her tiny sweater and her makeup compact, taking forever to leave the room.
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The accompanying article on the TMZ website points out that Khaled "famously never cries or fusses in public," and certainly, he is usually known for his composure.
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The retrospective's meaty exhibition catalogue fusses over the relationship between wurst, or sausage, and the verb wursteln, German slang for working on something in an amateur manner.
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Tera Price, 21, fusses over her month-old daughter in a car seat next to her — the infant is too young to go to the child care center.
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A naturalist to the core, he liberates a hive of bees, feels bad when he has to kill a copperhead snake and fusses over the fate of microbats.
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Inspired by similar events in Ms. Coppola's past, the story fusses around Anne (an overqualified Diane Lane) as she trundles from Cannes to Paris in an old Peugeot.
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Faced with all the fusses, in the two years between Sunbather and Deafheaven's (even better) third record, New Bermuda, singer/screamer George Clarke became markedly more withdrawn in interviews.
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Early in the episode, Amma comes home wasted in the middle of the night and crashes a golf cart into the rosebush Adora fusses over like it's a fourth daughter.
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As his friend Jer (Mark Blum) fusses over him post-surgery, in an ad-libbed interstitial scene staged to a soundtrack of soothing jazz, Mr. Glover's Vincent is simply a blast to watch.
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She fusses more than she has in a while (I blame the nap situation), so I use our version of the gentle Ferber technique and let her cry it out for five minutes.
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And even though she fusses over her appearance and admits to her ongoing search for love, she also tells us she has no regrets and, given her life over again, would make the same decisions.
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Dwight fusses about his role to anyone who will listen, insists on hideous post touches (and mopes if he doesn't get them), HATES playing with guards who might be better than he is, and complains to the refs non-stop.
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The series largely steers clear of the anachronisms that can mar rock-history dramas (the too-loose denim in "Almost Famous", for example) and it fusses over the real business practices of sleazy labels, such as dumping returned stock in waterways and bribing broadcasters for airplay.
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My trusty iPhone SE As everyone in the world fusses about the latest, largest phones, which notch is best and how to get the most out of your virtual assistant, I'm content with my years-old, pocket-sized iPhone SE, in my opinion the zenith of Apple's design philosophy.
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The home's residents include a photographer who fusses with his old Nikon but can no longer see, and a dirty old man (there's no other phrase for it) who shares recollections of sex parties and, late in the film, tentatively proposes marriage to the offscreen filmmaker, who did her own camera and sound work.
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Demidenko fusses around with agogics and tempo fluctuation to the point where the music's unity and cumulative power fall by the wayside.
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When an incendiary bomb strikes his house during the Blitz, Hay fusses so ineptly with his extinguishing equipment that the bomb burns through the floor - and obligingly falls into a bucket of water in the basement. When a second bomb strikes, his daughter shows him how to do the job properly.
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The two pilots are killed when their plane is hit during a mission. Shobha lives with her mother-in-law in Kashmir and gives birth to Deepak. The grandmother fusses over and spoils Deepak. Shobha has to finally send Deepak to a boarding school as he gets into bad company and plays truant from school.
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Haddock, who dislikes her company, tries to leave before she arrives but trips on the broken step and sprains his ankle. The doctor puts his foot in a cast and imposes bed rest. Castafiore then arrives with her maid, Irma, and pianist, Igor Wagner. Castafiore presents Haddock with a pet parrot and fusses over him, to his great discomfort.
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In the course of the day, Mrs Manresa and her friend William Dodge turn up and stay for the pageant. The pageant has been written by Miss La Trobe, a strange and domineering spinster. The day is interspersed with events leading up to the pageant. Lucy Swithin fusses around making all kinds of preparations, from the decorations to the food.
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Virgie is in tears, so Nanny takes over, and spoon-feeds her the poisoned pie. This has the desired effect of getting Joey's mother out of the way by having her sent to hospital. But Joey will not stay with Nanny alone, so Aunt Pen comes to stay. Nanny fusses over her, which annoys Pen and makes her angry enough that she has a heart attack.
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It emerges that Sam requires a kidney transplant. Dexter decides to take a test to see if he is a match, but Ava refuses to let him. He does so anyway, and he is a match, and Dexter and Sam go through the transplant operation. Ava fusses over both of them while they are recovering, and while Dexter is used to Ava's overprotective nature, Sam feels smothered.
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Ava fusses over both of them while they are recovering, and while Dexter is used to Ava's overprotective nature, Sam feels smothered. On Dexter's birthday, Ava discovers that Sam only came to Walford to get Dexter's kidney, leaving her furious. She throws him out, but keeps the reason for his departure secret from a devastated Dexter. Blaming her for Sam's sudden disappearance, Dexter moves in with Cora.
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Later, he finds himself in traction and alone in Medical; even Fraser's injuries were less severe. With the destruction of its agent, the cloud vanished as mysteriously as it appeared and the epidemic with it. Maya enters with a multitude of get-well gifts for her sweetheart. As she fusses over him, he gives her a stumbling retraction of his declaration of love, dismissing it as 'wild garbage'.
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Booke was five feet six inches tall and 185 pounds at the time of his Boss Hogg role, and wore padding to seem fatter. He copied the Hogg character's drawl from U.S. senators Sam Erwin and Strom Thurmond. He claimed fluency in French, Japanese, Spanish, Russian and Italian, and said that he "fusses" with a half-dozen other languages. One of his hobbies was moving into and restoring rundown houses.
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Once back in the Weylin plantation, Margaret, Rufus's mother, fusses about her son's well-being and, jealous of the attention Rufus shows Dana, sends Dana to the cookhouse. There, Dana meets two house slaves: Sarah, the cook; and Carrie, her mute daughter. Unsure as to what their next act should be, Kevin accepts Weylin's offer to become Rufus's tutor. Kevin and Dana stay on the plantation for several weeks.
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Although making plans to visit museums, Andy and Rosamond mostly spend their nights at her place, with Andy returning in the early morning to Prasad's house while Prasad lounges restlessly in his office from insomnia. During the day, Prasad and Andy take walks, experience a seance, and tour museums. Prasad's wife Sarah fusses over them before they go out. After Andy suggests the idea of marriage to Rosamond, they visit her family on Christmas day.
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Dexter decides to take a test to see if he is a match but Ava refuses to let him. He does so anyway and he is a match, but Sam refuses to let him donate. Dexter persuades his father to accept his kidney and they go through the transplant operation. Ava fusses over both of them while they are recovering, and while Dexter is used to Ava's overprotective nature, Sam feels smothered and considers leaving.
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It is evening in the Carmody home. The scene opens with Bill Carmody, the father, telling his daughter Mary, that if she doesn't get her head out of the books she will end up sick like Eileen. The doctor, Gaynor, comes downstairs from his session with Eileen and tells Carmody that Eileen has TB, or consumption. Carmody does not believe him and fusses about the cost of a Sanatorium, but ultimately agrees to send Eileen for treatment.
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Triad leader Big Bo (Tsui Hark) is a violent man, but his younger brother Hung (Eric Tsang) is a nice guy with a light personality who fusses around him. Even once when Hung's girlfriend was taken, his brother stood up for him. Bo committed a crime and was sentenced to prison for six months. Before he went to prison, Bo entrusted Hung to take care of his two lovers Ping (Margaret Lee) and Mimi (Loletta Lee).
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Though Mai seemingly died (again) in the explosion, she was shown alive and well the very next day. In the manga, she starts off with her trademark rings already as a HiME and is fairly skilled at fighting. Her Key is Yuuichi Tate, and her Child is Kagutsuchi. When she becomes a QUEEN, she becomes even more powerful and is able to summon a darker Kagutsuchi without the use of a Key. She gains two larger rings of fire floating behind her back, in addition to her standard 4 rings.My-HiME manga, chapter 39, page 19 :In the My-HiME manga series, Mai is still a hardworking person who fusses over Takumi and is reluctant to tell others of her troubles.
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When they arrive late back to Coco's apartment, the Baron is jealous, but soon realizes Topaze is entirely innocent. Unaware that the water, "Sparkling Topaze," which is being sold all over Paris, does not contain the medicinal formula he invented for it, Topaze is shocked when Dr. Bomb (who had turned down the "honor" of having the fraudulent water named for him) shows up, demanding 100,000 francs from the Baron or he will expose the fraudulent product. But the Baron blackmails him in return with information about his previous identity, and Bomb is dragged out. After confirming for himself, in the lab and in a local restaurant, that "Sparkling Topaze" is in fact phony, a dazed Topaze returns to Coco's apartment the next morning, where Coco fusses over him.
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Mitch and Cam are not willing to pick another date so Cam comes up with a plan. He knows that his student was going to have the party with her best friend someplace else, but the two girls Tracy (Alisha Boe) and Sophie (Ariela Barer) get into a fight; his plan is to make them up so they will have the party together as they originally planned and give up the location he and Mitch want. Both of them manage to get the two girls back together, but the final result is not what they hoped. At the Pritchett house, Jay (Ed O'Neill) and Gloria (Sofía Vergara) plan a birthday party for Joe's first birthday while Manny (Rico Rodriguez) fusses over a girl named Amy, who left her coat over at their house during his own birthday party the previous night.
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It was noted that Richard "performed well with the unrotated form board, but not with the rotated form board." Both of the subsequent times he was seen by Kanner, Richard paid little attention to those in his presence, fell into fusses when something was disagreeable with him or when he wanted something, and consistently turned on and off the lights of the rooms once he entered it. Eventually, his mother sent him to a foster home to a woman who was known to have a "remarkable talent for dealing with difficult children," and during his stay, she heard him say his first intelligible words, "Good night." # Paul G.: Viewed as feebleminded as a result of his "incoherent speech, inability to conform, and reaction with temper outbursts to any interference," Paul was referred to see Kanner when he was five years old.
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"Love Me Now or Love Me Later" is a 1980 song recorded by singer Marvin Gaye, who issued it on his final Motown release, In Our Lifetime, in 1981. The song talked of a conversation between two Lords: "The Good Lord" and "The Evil Lord" in which after creating Earth brings upon man and have a heated discussion over what to do with him. The "evil Lord" wants control of the man while "the good Lord" insists on sharing him equally giving him the reason for love and understanding. When the man, presumably Marvin, messes up, the "evil Lord" fusses that he shouldn't have allowed "the good Lord" to "give him reasons" telling the man in question that he's "got what the soul desires for mankind's flesh" while the "good Lord" tells the man "you can listen to me/I gave you reason for (love and life)".
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