And it means that if Disney is going to make a big deal about creating a gay character, they probably need to make a big deal about casting a gay actor, too.
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And did the media make a big deal of that?
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"I make a big deal about the sunset," she said.
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"We don't make a big deal about it," Rivers said.
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I try not to make a big deal about it.
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We used to make a big deal out of it.
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I don't want to make a big deal about it.
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So why do people make a big deal over gender?
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We used to make a big deal out of it.
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You don't have to make a big deal about it.
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Guys don't make a big deal about booze and drugs.
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Obviously, they're going to make a big deal out of that.
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A less humble paper would make a big deal of it.
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If Ojai won't make a big deal about it, I will.
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Why do you want to make a big deal of it?
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"I don't want to make a big deal," she told an officer.
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"I don't want to make a big deal," she told an officer.
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But don't expect her to make a big deal about her work.
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He told me not to make a big deal out of it.
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The site just didn't make a big deal out of it or anything.
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"I don't want to make a big deal," she said in the video.
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Some musicians like to make a big deal out of a new album.
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Sharks Coach Peter DeBoer did not make a big deal about it Monday.
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Also, the woman didn't want to make a big deal out of nothing.
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Because the dumb media would just make a big deal out of it!
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But city officials don't usually make a big deal of it, she added.
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It's possible Apple doesn't make a big deal out o this at all.
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It wasn't that I believed either of them would make a big deal of paying for me in the moment, it's that I wondered if they would secretly make a big deal of it once I was out of earshot.
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In favor: Are you really going to make a big deal out of this?
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"People will make a big deal of that, but that's not a new debate."
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I didn't make a big deal out of it or hold a press conference.
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When they return, the onus is on them to make a big deal. Muhuhaha.
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That's a big one, and they will make a big deal out of it.
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The show doesn't make a big deal of girls playing boys and vice versa.
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Is grammar just something teachers — and adults in general — make a big deal about?
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So maybe next time, just help them — and don't make a big deal about it
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Totally not equal, but I don't want to make a big deal and seem stingy.
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"We wanted to be sensitive, but not make a big deal about it," she said.
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He's blind and I can see, but I wouldn't make a big deal about it.
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For Maye, he said he didn't want to make a big deal about playing here.
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Like I told him, 'They try to make a big deal out of nothing sometimes.
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You're isolated unless you want to make a big deal out of scheduling a call.
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They went out for dinner, and didn't make a big deal over the romantic holiday.
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We could make a big deal out of this, but what would be the point?
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But, nonetheless, I don't think we should make a big deal of it, I really don't.
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This is rumor season and everyone is going to make a big deal out of everything.
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Aides say expect Democratic lawmakers to make a big deal of this in the days ahead.
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I used to think they should make a big deal, but these days I'm less certain.
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Odell says it's all about him -- people make a big deal out of ANYTHING he does.
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He was talking really fast and saying stuff like, 'Don't make a big deal about it.
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It's just pretension and condescension, on the media's part, to make a big deal of it.
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Publisher Bandai Namco loves to make a big deal about how hard the Souls series is.
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"We agreed we wouldn't make a big deal out of it until he got better," he said.
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" Wishing "to not make a big deal of it," he asked, "Why is it a big deal?
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She was actually really open-minded to it; she didn't make a big deal out of it.
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Epps still wasn't convinced, but didn't want to make a big deal of it ... so he left.
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My parents never gave me the sex talk and didn't make a big deal about the scene.
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Most politicians, for instance, make a big deal of their efforts to create jobs in their district.
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"We make a big deal about not running anything for him," Hawks head coach Lloyd Pierce said.
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Should it make a big deal of the anniversary, as it consistently does for World War II?
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"They make a big deal about everybody getting the same information at the same time," Allswede said.
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"They make a big deal out of their eco programs and how much good they do," Romero explained.
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Financed by Apple, and while it didn't make a big deal about it, it debuted on Apple Music.
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Make your appearance at the party brief if you'd like, but don't make a big deal about it.
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Some lies are too big to ignore completely, yet too small to make a big deal out of.
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We have to make a big deal and it has to be the proper deal for the country.
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Like when you make a big deal, or a big scoop, you have to approve that little thing.
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Publications (including, admittedly, Refinery29) make a big deal of female celebrities who show up in public without makeup on.
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LONDON — People always make a big deal about the last words spoken by on-screen characters before they die.
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"We didn't make a big deal out of it," a salesclerk told locals popping in for the first time.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the first president to make a big deal about a new administration's first hundred days.
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At first, I didn't make a big deal about my disease because I didn't want to scare my parents.
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It seems unlikely, however, that Facebook would make a big deal of this if it suspected that were the case.
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Microsoft didn't make a big deal about it, but it released a very cool application called Font Maker this year.
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Apart from the talk and the press release, the company didn't really make a big deal out of this research.
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He texted the Ditty to his mom, adding a message asking her not to make a big deal about it.
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I think they make a big deal about that in the movie, but I didn't select anything in the movie.
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What Apple hasn't done, at least yet, is make a big deal about the fact that they've got these exclusives.
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"I didn't make a big deal of this because I thought my payment was a weird case," Mendia told Insider.
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"We're socialized oftentimes to put everyone before us, to not make a big deal about what we're doing," she said.
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While The Politician doesn't make a big deal about queerness, it still revels in the excitement and freedom of it.
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We've read many about famous women (scientists, astronauts, scholars, activists, etc.) And I don't make a big deal about it.
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We didn't make a big deal out of it – we'd been together for six years and his housemate was moving out.
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Trump mentions that he didn't make a big deal about "the McCabe thing," referring to McCabe's wife's links to Clinton allies.
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Just to throw it out there, we don't have to make a big deal about it, don't have to announce it.
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He, you know, told me not to make a big deal about it, he apologized that it would not happen again.
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The turtles don't make a big deal of themselves, and topside, no one is making a big deal of them either.
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"For us it was something you weren't supposed to make a big deal out of; it was sadly our normal," she wrote.
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Society tells us that we have to make a big deal about the special dishes, and take advantage of the enlarged portions.
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If you're with someone who is fasting, don't make a big deal out of eating and drinking in front of them. 65.
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He hasn't started imitating those particular words, in large part I think because we don't make a big deal out of it.
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He just started talking really fast, he was like, it is not a big deal, don't make a big deal about this.
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The Army did not want to make a big deal of the first class of women to go through infantry basic training.
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As a result, vendors often try to make a big deal out of minor breaches that don't expose important company or customer information.
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The ploy is this: When you have to play by the rules, do the bare minimum and make a big deal about it.
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I think women are scared to embarrass themselves or make a big deal out of something, because you could be called a liar.
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As the pool was leaving the room, POTUS said "we're about to make a big deal," and everyone laughed, per the pool report.
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The movie doesn't make a big deal of it; there aren't any leering jokes about lesbians, only delight on Deadpool's part at Yukio's appearance.
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Yeah, I think that in my generation, we've never really thought of weed as something to brag about or make a big deal about.
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Apple didn't make a big deal out of the $1 billion it's investing in its new Austin campus, although it did receive some tax benefits.
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Bratches said Formula One planned to make a big deal of the 1,000th race throughout 2019, with China a key market for the sport's growth.
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Mr. Duterte has repeatedly urged China to stop blockading the shoal but suggested that he would not make a big deal of the legal case.
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The exceptions — "Rashomon," say, or "Pulp Fiction" — tend to make a big deal of defying the rules of chronological order and cause-and-effect logic.
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We didn't make a big deal about them smoking weed in the show; we just wanted to make it a regular part of their day.
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"A lot of people make a big deal about how awesome it was that Leonardo DiCaprio braved the ice cold tundra in The Revenant," he says.
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Christian rights lawyer Zhang Peihong, who has represented Christian activists in China, said he had not expected Tillerson to make a big deal about human rights.
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Deanna Daughtry didn't make a big deal out of it when she handed her husband, platinum-selling rocker Chris Daughtry, a sheet of lyrics she'd written.
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So to kind of minimize that or sort of say, "Well, let's not make a big deal out of queerness," I think is kind of conservative.
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I had told myself I wouldn't cry; I didn't want to make a big deal out of it or for it to be this dramatic scene.
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If chafing is a problem (spare me the jokes, I've heard them all), provide some lotion or lubricant and don't make a big deal about it.
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During vacation episodes, when the cast is on location in Miami, Barcelona, Jamaica, and "glamping" in the woods, they make a big deal about their room assignments.
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Make a big deal about wine in the invite because feminists respond to the promise of wine as though they haven't drunk a drop for a decade!
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Dieter: The biggest change is that in the mid-2000s till I think two years ago, Microsoft always tried to make a big deal out of CES.
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"The American art schools don't make a big deal of it, and the students often don't even know how to apply, or that they should," he said.
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Spotify's CEO may not want to make a big deal out of his company's stock market debut, but the New York Stock Exchange is adding some flashiness.
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"Our clients have been doing this for years and nobody comments on it until celebrities make a big deal about it," she told Refinery29 over the phone.
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The next time they take a photo of your tats they might notice a few extra, but they don't usually make a big deal out of it.
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"We were told that, for the sake of our careers, we should not 'make a big deal about it, because it's really her word against his,'" she wrote.
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"Everybody is just trying to make a big deal about it and Nigel just stayed how Nigel is," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said of the junior point guard.
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"In this day and age people are so sensitive that no matter what you do, somebody is going to make a big deal out of it," he said.
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Financial advisors make a big deal of encouraging millennials to invest in company-sponsored retirement accounts — especially if your employer offers to match a percentage of your contribution.
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She leads by example and takes the advice from her mom when she's failed to achieve a deadline or dropped the ball: make a big deal about it.
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Sure enough, the police officer who visits the victim's home tells the parents, who are poor slum-dwellers, not to make a big deal about their daughter's rape.
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We overthink things and make a big deal about things — be we need to just take a breather, chill out, and realize it's going to be all good.
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He thought that if you know who you are, and if you're confident in that and you don't make a big deal of it, people will accept you.
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A funny thing happened during the Apple Watch Series 2 reveal on Wednesday: Apple didn't make a big deal about the pricey new Edition version of the device.
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I would not make a big deal out of this ideological disagreement, however, because the important thing is that there's a generally rising level of support for free speech.
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Trump said at the time he was still seeking to make a "big deal" with North Korea, but noted that there may be smaller deals made along the way.
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And I can say that, you know, when we lost 22 million names and everything else that was hacked recently, they didn't make a big deal out of that.
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I felt that it was fine as we ran in the same groups and were friendly with each other and didn't want to make a big deal of it.
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It could make a big deal for a company like Discovery, or snap up a handful of smaller companies in key growth areas like content production and ad-tech.
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Miles's family is struggling to make ends meet, but the movie doesn't make a big deal of it, because Miles has a scholarship to attend a prestigious magnet school.
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I told a couple of friends about it later, but I didn't make a big deal about it then and I'm not making a big deal about it now.
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Therefore, there was not consent, and we make a big deal about consent in society when men act without it, and women should be pressured to get consent too.
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Goldman might have surmised something similar, but he was not one to make a big deal out of it, or to talk about his craft in lofty, sweeping terms.
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"On a lot of teams they make a big deal out of the 'starting five,' " Auerbach observed in "Red Auerbach: An Autobiography" (21959), which he wrote with Joe Fitzgerald.
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He attempts to make a big deal about Hannah's youth, as if he wasn't prepared to propose to Hannah Brown a few months earlier when she was still 24.
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The streaming giant, which has more than 158 million subscribers worldwide, didn't make a big deal of it, tucking the data into its quarterly letters to shareholders since January.
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When Mr. Modi was chief minister of Gujarat, Gandhi's home state, he did not talk much about Gandhi or make a big deal of his birthday, Mr. Guha said.
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The security guy and I immediately made eye contact, and because there were other customers sitting at the bar, I didn't want to make a big deal about it.
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" Eventually, she found the courage to confront Lodge, telling him, "I don't want to make a big deal out of this [but] what happened on social media really upset me.
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And I can say that, you know, when we lost 22 million names and everything else that was hacked recently, they didn&apost make a big deal out of that.
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He faces likely death every time he goes into battle with all these supers, and he doesn't make a big deal about it, but the awareness is clear and palpable.
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And I can say that you know, when, when we lost 22 million names and everything else that was hacked recently, they didn't make a big deal out of that.
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When she jumped up from the bed, Weinstein began speaking very fast, telling her it wouldn't happen again and told her, "Don't make a big deal about this," she said.
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I thought the way he could focus on telling a story, it's a reminder of not having to jump and down and shout and make a big deal out of everything.
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Batum, the low-key candidate for kindest eyes in the NBA, was in Roma seeing the usual sights and not trying to make a big deal out of it or anything.
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And I — I can say that you know when — when we lost 22 million names and everything else that was hacked recently, they didn't make a big deal out of that.
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If you're the kind of anti-morning person who doesn't want to make a big deal out of breakfast, all of your go-to breakfast fixes are probably sweet as hell.
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Though we're not threatened by any known asteroids today, space agencies make a big deal out of planetary defense—and they have a long way to go to improve their monitoring.
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And I—I can say that you know when—when we lost 22 million names and everything else that was hacked recently, they didn't make a big deal out of that.
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I like breakfast too but don't make a big deal about it on Sundays like I do every other day of the week because, by now, it's halfway through the day.
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Coach Bill Belichick and Brady were both predictably subdued after the game, trying not to make a big deal of a home victory in which they came in as the favorite.
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He was just like continuously talking like it's not a big deal, don't make a big deal about this, it's not going to happen again; you know, that kind of thing.
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And I — I can say that you know when — when we lost 230 million names and everything else that was hacked recently, they didn't make a big deal out of that.
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"Having my nipple pierced isn't really something I make a big deal of, but I think people are obsessed with the topic because it seems so unexpected of me," she has said.
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Unless you're asking how much the baby weighs (and even then, only if you don't make a big deal of how supposedly huge or tiny she is, which can worry new moms).
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"He didn't do awful, his campaign should just admit as much, not let him make a big deal about it and move on," said Ann, who was very pleased about Clinton's performance.
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For the less social-savvy passengers, its employees make a big deal of the "shoe selfie," where you take a photo of the city below with your feet dangling in the frame.
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And the show, which concluded earlier this month, seemed to be of two minds: It didn't want to make a big deal about it but understood what a big deal it was.
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President Trump has never wanted to make a big deal out of the assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, which the CIA reportedly has concluded was ordered by the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Fashionable as the 31-year-old's blue shoes seem, the Ritz's dress code clearly states that "trainers and sportswear" are not permitted, and Altman himself didn't make a big deal about being declined.
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Most people enjoy the company of at least one of their parents once they drag themselves out of the emotional mire of puberty, so they'll make a big deal about you meeting them.
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Succession typically doesn't make a big deal of all of the working folks who make the Roy family's lives run as smoothly as possible, but every so often we see glimpses of them.
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Everyone likes to make a big deal about exes being at the same party, but Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are here to show us all that it's really not a big deal.
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They've targeted Baldwin on some of the expected ground, like opposing the Republican tax plan, but there is one Wisconsin-specific issue that GOP operatives want to make a big deal of through November.
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The subtle irony is that when the Dow broke above 20,000, some pointed out that it no longer made sense for the financial press to make a big deal out of 100-point moves.
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"Having my nipple pierced isn't really something I make a big deal of, but I think people are obsessed with the topic because it seems so unexpected of me," she wrote on her website.
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For starters, it makes absolutely no logical sense that the President would make a big deal of announcing "NO MORE DACA DEAL"-- in all caps, as though he were taking some bold new stance.
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Some in the media did make a big deal out of the fact Melania Trump was photographed wearing high heels to get on the plane to visit Houston and the victims of Hurricane Harvey.
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They've targeted Baldwin on some of the expected ground — like opposing the Republican tax plan — but there is one Wisconsin-specific issue that GOP operatives want to make a big deal of through November.
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A little hype but also a lot of expectation setting about how they're not ready for the real world yet — plus you could make a big deal out of how few were being produced.
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Tomlin was asked about Brown's social media usage, and he tried to make light of how much the news media likes to make a big deal of something that is not important to him.
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Several new telescopes should be able to confirm that soon, so that rather than make a big deal about every new FRB, we can start talking about trends, and similarities or differences between the signals.
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If you don't have sugar and candies in your house often, and you bring sweets home and make a big deal about it, your child may pick up on it and become excited, King explained.
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You might think that conservative members of Congress, who make a big deal out of their allegiance to and desire to defend the Constitution, would be horrified at their presumptive nominee's ignorance of the document.
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I feel like if the media didn't make a big deal of it — I remember that for years and years they didn't show the anthem — and now all of a sudden this is an issue.
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You don't need to make a big deal out of it, just go someplace that relaxes you—perhaps a sauna or a park—and zone out… without the use of a cell phone or tablet screen.
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Even when she found out that Dr. Kimble's research claims that she was likely a face of both World War II propaganda and subsequent feminist movements, Blankenship says Fraley didn't make a big deal of it.
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"No president recently has decided to make a big deal out of the situation [with UPU] — until Trump," Kevin Kosar, vice president of the free-market think tank R Street Institute, told me in an email.
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And I can say when we lost 22 million names and everything else that was hacked recently, they didn&apost make a big deal out of that, that was something that was extraordinary, that was probably China.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry and the Chinese Embassy in the US likely would have pushed to make a big deal of Xi's visit, Lam says, but would have been aware of the situation in Syria, he added.
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If Flynn is particularly popular among women, it's because she doesn't make a big deal out of writing about women, because being a woman doesn't really feel like a big deal, even when, unavoidably, it is one.
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"We are a family of difference — not that we make a big deal of it," Ms. Glock said as she set out platters of biscuits for her husband; her teenage daughters, Dixie and Matilda; and a guest.
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Whether the Elijah Cummings approach, this has got to stop, whether Sarah Sanders&apos approach, I just politely up and left, and I tried not to make a big deal of it at the scene, what is it?
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Of all the offenses the police could make a big deal about—tens of thousands of joints being sparked and the constant "psssh" of nitrous oxide canisters they decided that music was the main problem of the day.
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I doubt anybody will make a big deal out of it, and if they do, you can counter them with a request to update the form and add more options, as other institutions have been doing in recent years.
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But it's more likely that: Sakic plays the "it's just too hard to make a big deal during the season" card, as he's already started to do, and kicks the Duchene/Landeskog can down the road to the summer.
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" —Thomas "I'm fortunate that I can be pretty open about my relationship orientation now, but when I first began exploring polyamory, I was worried that someone I know would find me online and make a big deal about it.
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"In this day and age people are so sensitive that no matter what you do, somebody is going to make a big deal out of it," Aldean, 39, tells Billboard, speaking out on the subject for the first time.
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"I find that if you tell others about it, they tend to tell you to brush it off and to not make a big deal out of it," said Timothy Yeh, a gay New York City–based educational consultant.
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But in the late 19th and early 20th centuries — as the first wave of American Jews began to settle in the US and aspire to the middle class — they began to make a big deal out of the holiday.
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Speaking with PEOPLE at a New York screening of the comedy on Tuesday, Feldstein, 25, explained what it meant to her to be a part of the film, which doesn't make a big deal about Kaitlyn Dever's character Amy being gay.
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"I misspoke the other day, I said a word I should not have said and media drives me a little bit nuts to make a big deal about it," Sanders said, who did the interview alongside his wife, Jane Sanders.
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According to the suit, all parties, including Mr. Riggio, agreed that the meeting went well, and the assistant said that she did not want to make a big deal out of the situation and did not want to transfer to a different position.
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While his carefree attitude toward the accident can be construed as not sweating the small stuff, it can also be read as Todd not wanting the media to make a big deal out of something that would inevitably lead to an insurance payout.
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Financial news organizations such as CNBC might make a big deal out of the Apple announcement and this historic stock rally, but that kind of positive economic news often struggles to see the light of day in most of the mainstream news media.
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But as he held court with Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and their Republican counterparts Monday evening, all of whom later described the meeting as fairly free of deep substance, he declared: "We're about to make a big deal."
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You'd think that the genius behind the headline-making textured looks seen on Zoë Kravitz, Janelle Monáe, and Kelly Rowland would be all about making a statement — but her approach is actually more radical because of her refusal to make a big deal about it.
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Few people make a big deal now about the once life-or-death question of what to call the city: Londonderry, its official name and the one Protestants traditionally prefer, or Derry, the Catholics' favored name and the one by which it is generally known.
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The talent provide the needed emotional center in this scientifically bonkers scenario, and while the movie doesn't make a big deal of it, a band of very capable scientists who happen to be women is a welcome sight in the mostly male-dominated sci-fi genre.
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She didn't make a big deal out of it beforehand on Instagram or Facebook, though she did send chunky, hardback books, all in black, as her invitations, with the title of her show, "Mysteries of a Garden at Night," etched in gold on the spine. Books!
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I call on Stanford students, alum and administrators to make a big deal about this incident -- to not hide from it, to use it as a teachable moment -- and act as leaders to prevent this from happening again at Stanford and other colleges and universities across the country.
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At the private high school where Mr. Dicks used to coach, "they go above and beyond to make a big deal out of concussions," Mr. Dicks said, and noted that there was a certified athletic trainer at every practice and game looking after the health of the athletes.
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"I don't feel it's appropriate for me to go celebrating when a trade war is escalating with every rally the president has," Mr. Watson said, adding that he hadn't meant to make a big deal of it, but now that his decision made the news, he wasn't sorry either.
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"I share my opinion that I'd rather see marijuana legal than illegal because I believe it is far less dangerous than alcohol," Juliet says, adding that refusing to make a big deal out of it helps prevent teens from seeing drug use as a sweet way to rebel.
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Although the content of this thriller is a bit sleazier than that of Finder's tales of corporate shenanigans, his understated style is no less smooth and polished — and classy enough for troubled characters to pause and make a big deal about the relative merits of rye whiskeys like Old Overholt and WhistlePig.
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"I think people make a big deal about people being overly sexual or whatever, so I think it's important to bring both aspects of it, to show there are people on both sides of it who are normal and not sitting in a room by themselves... not a complete and total freak," she said.
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"The fact of the matter is, they have to do both"—even as "the ceremonial responsibilities are shifted over for other people to take care of" more than they used to be, the first lady still has to make a big deal about how much she cares about children, families, and building a home.
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It should be expected that the show will make a big deal of Rick Grimes' death from a promotional perspective, but the fact that it keeps resorting to the same patterns — even with the fresh start of season 9 — seems to imply that TWD is simply too big to deviate from its own formula.
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"I don't want to make a big deal of it because [Hilarie] didn't, but I think everything that's come out in the last couple of weeks, starting with Harvey Weinstein — anybody who has talked about it and even those who haven't yet are incredibly brave and I think it's time for change," he said.
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"I don't want to make a big deal of it because she didn't, but I think everything that's come out in the last couple of weeks, starting with Harvey Weinstein — anybody who has talked about it and even those who haven't yet are incredibly brave and I think it's time for change," he said.
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I might be carrying baby P and until now it's been about my pregnancy experience but this is their life and even though right now I know what gender the professionals have announced that may not be who my child decides to be and it doesn't feel right to make a big deal about something so personal to them.
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They said from public health officials to actually quantifying the idea that they didn't want to know just how much resistance there was, they just wanted you got to do this sort of be the attitude and overpower that there was kind of a feeling of you know, if we don't make a big deal out of this, it won't become a thing.
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The only weird thing, I guess, is that Porzingis decided to decline her request while lounging dreamily on a pillow: Cinematographic choices aside, the backstory is pretty touching, as the girl, 17-year-old Knicks superfan Samantha Miller from Miller Place High School on Long Island, said that she wanted to make a big deal of this year's prom after being bullied by some classmates.
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I mostly buy that Gilead would go all out for a missing child: Its leaders have consistently built their society around the idea that children are the scarcest and most valuable resource in the world, and it makes sense to me that they'd be willing to make a big deal over Nichole, both in order to bring her back and deter future child liberation movements.
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I typically try not to make a big deal of it—quickly changing the focus of the conversation to how the view from the Sky Lobby, on the 64th floor, is one of my favorite in all of the city, or how the tourists outside the building, constantly abuzz with out-of-towner aloofness, are the occasional inconvenience when trying to access the front doors.
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"We thought [the model] might take a little work in the U.S., but we're blown away with what we've seen in the U.S.. People often make a big deal about cultural differences worldwide, but a lot of the underlying human emotions are the same — [there's a] willingness to go to extraordinary lengths to interact with idols," he explained, adding that monetization is already on track for $1 million annual run rate.
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A lot of people quite liked the guy who had the job before you, and you're still trying to adjust your desk chair so it's no longer built for the dimples of his particular body, so try not to make a big deal of slagging him off really loudly in front of everyone while taking a shit—a near-literal turd—on some of the work he did do.
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The Lady Bird actress, 25, stars as one half of a friend duo who decide to go wild their last week of high school after getting into the colleges of their dreams The movie, which marks the directorial debut of Olivia Wilde and recently premiered at SXSW, held a panel at the Austin-based festival where Feldstein discussed how the film doesn't make a big deal about Kaitlyn Dever's character Amy being gay.
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