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Hamas officials insisted they would not be fazed by Israel's subterranean wall.
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Some people might not be fazed when they leave behind a role they considered profound.
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"Working with the prince taught me to be discreet and not be fazed by anyone," she said.
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Yet with the national spotlight now on her, several of Judge Pym's former colleagues said she would not be fazed by the situation.
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I also needed the courage to confront my family, the conviction to fight for my goals, and the strength not be fazed by scrutiny.
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Keeler would not be fazed by his southpaw stance or his slick skills, as he says he learned a lot sparring a similar fighter — the British super middleweight Billy Joe Saunders.
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Borg has played Connors enough times — he'd won four of their previous five matches after a two-year stretch in which he'd lost six in a row — to not be fazed by the American's melodramas.
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By contrast, firms that are headquartered in London for cultural, legal and tax reasons, but that have little exposure to the British economy and do not use Britain as an export hub—companies such as SABMiller, a brewer, or ArcelorMittal, a steelmaker—will not be fazed by recession and the falling pound.
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There would be rules: all of the hotel's 81 staff would be required to wear black trousers or skirts and white T-shirts, echoing the footballers' own outfits. Staff would not be permitted to ask for autographs. But they had already welcomed the King of Spain and the Sultan of Brunei as guests: Schlosshotel staff would not be fazed by important guests. Maybe the famous players would have the chance to tell of their exploits to her four boys who sometimes played in the hotel gardens.
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