The rich can kick up a fuss when they are mistreated by police.
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After a feel-good budget they are less likely to kick up a fuss.
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Democratic senators will no doubt kick up a fuss about Mr Barr's partisan comments.
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German ones kick up a fuss when theirs looks suspiciously high, explains Heinz Dürr.
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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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His office appears to be caught by surprise whenever his constituents dare to kick up a fuss.
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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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The only way climate bullshitting will ever carry any censure is when people kick up a fuss about it.
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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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But if McConnell backs out of that deal, it seems likely Democrats will kick up a fuss and refuse to pass another short-term spending bill.
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I made the mistake of brushing what happened to me under the rug and let it go unreported because I didn't want to kick up a fuss.
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GULLIVER is not the type of person to kick up a fuss on his travels, least of all when lucky enough to be at the front of the plane.
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A WTO member might kick up a fuss if, say, one of its car companies with production facilities in both Britain and the EU suddenly found it more expensive to assemble a model.
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"I'm not normally one to kick up a fuss about stuff, but as a Post PA, not even a normal personal assistant, I think this is kinda mean," Kinsey Rhinehart, who captured and shared the Stories, posted on Twitter.
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No. We had people on the phone from the U.S. just checking that we were okay for her to use it and that we were cool with it and weren't going to kick up a fuss — which, obviously, we didn't.
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The French Open champion's grounded personality meant she was always going to present a clear contrast to the main Australian men's title hopefuls of recent years but there has been no shortage of compatriots ready to kick up a fuss on her behalf.
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Contestant Liviu Bazu, who had sung in well-known Romanian bands, such as FFN, Cromatic and Basorelief, and who had appeared in the first episode of the season, claimed that the coaches had been "influenced and manipulated" by Czech producer Peter Majeský, so that they would not press their buttons during his audition. The two had had an argument a few days before, at the rehearsals, because Majeský was smoking in the studio. Bazu stated that, in the wake of the incident, he had decided to kick up a fuss after his audition, since he was sure that it was going to be unsuccessful. After his audition, Bazu expressed his outrage at the production team, declaring that it "destroyed a legend".
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