Which is incredible, really, considering there's almost nothing to it.
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For all Smokes could tell, there was nothing to it.
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I just keep going forward because there's nothing to it.
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And Tony had told me there was nothing to it.
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"It works for me, and there's nothing to it," he said.
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I mean, it's not Jupiter Ascending, but still, there's nothing to it.
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He is the father of my son, there is nothing to it.
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"There's nothing to it," Hof said angrily when I asked him about it.
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Nothing to it when I go back and look at the original text.
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There's almost nothing to it beyond its tight, rhythmical action and throwback level design.
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We are getting a lot of inquiries about it and there is just nothing to it.
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"There's nothing to it," I made the mistake of saying after watching a few being made.
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If there's nothing to it, if there's no obvious reason, then you know what you're witnessing?
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You know what they say: 'Ain't no try; ain't nothing to it but to do it.
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The meat came from Apple Creek Farm in Bowdoinham, and I did almost nothing to it.
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"I make nothing of it, there's nothing to it," Mattis said before a bilateral meeting with Libya's Prime Minister.
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"There was nothing to it," said Edler, who scored his third goal of the season and second in 40 games.
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These companies didn't have to make extreme declarations to cover up the fact that there was nothing to it at all.
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But when you continue to pick on just one person – as his career is resurrecting – there's nothing to it but bullying.
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"I think the fact that they did nothing to it suggests that they had no idea what to do," he added.
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" Sanders added: "Frankly, this administration, we've said it time and time before, there was no collusion and there's nothing to it.
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Instead, it was the High Fidelity star's nothing-to-it loungewear set that differentiated this particular paparazzi shot from all the others.
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My lob allows me to fall asleep with my wet hair, wake up, do nothing to it and still be deemed socially acceptable.
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I haven't seen a primary candidate emerge, so I assume when she denied it, she was correct that there was nothing to it.
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It had been built in 1986, and needed some renovations, "but you could live in it and do nothing to it," Mr. Kang said.
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If you were looking to unlock the mystical secrets to working from home effectively, prepare to be sorely disappointed, because there's nothing to it.
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But when you continue to pick on just one person â€" as his career is resurrecting â€" there’s nothing to it but bullying.
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"There was nothing to it at all," said George O'Grady, a former chief executive of the European Tour, who played a role in the change.
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The study doesn't read like a classic crank/contrarian screed and the authors seem willing enough to concede that there may well be nothing to it.
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"There was just nothing to it [the campaign] other than early arrogant assertions Jo would be prime minister and &aposwoo remain&apos," one told Business Insider.
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CLINTON: WE ALL KNOW PEOPLE BUT WHEN THEY MADE THAT CONDUIT ARGUMENT THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID THERE'S NOTHING TO IT. THE CAREER PEOPLE AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
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With the speaker grill on, there's almost nothing to it: a white brick with a black front and a place to plug your iPod in up top.
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The league doesn't have a ton of credibility here, which means that even if there's nothing to it, this story will likely linger through the summer and beyond.
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"I make nothing of it, there's nothing to it," Mattis said in response to a reporter's question on his response to reports that Tillerson is soon to step down.
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"He said there's nothing to it, just a feud among partners — one of them was disgruntled," said Bill Reilich, the Monroe County Republican chairman, who knew Mr. Nojay for 20 years.
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I have been a skeptic of any overarching Russian state conspiracy, but I think it requires a contrarianism bordering on deliberate naïveté to insist there is nothing to it at all.
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The animated film was an amalgam of Middle Eastern and South Asian visual inspirations, and the live-action takes this at face value, doing the same and adding literally nothing to it.
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"There's nothing to it," her mother said, as Ms. Rushdie got out a pencil and tried to write everything down: how brown the onions should get, how soft the potatoes should be.
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"When I speak to the President about this, he thinks there's nothing to it, that it -- that this investigation, in terms of his involvement, will be wrapped up pretty soon," Ruddy told CNN's Christiane Amanpour on Tuesday.
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Perhaps there's nothing to it at all, but the timing of LeSean McCoy's announcement Wednesday sure is interesting: the Bills running back said that he's inviting local police officers to Sunday's game at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Buffalo.
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Even a side dish of rice is mysteriously good, although Mr. Youssef claims that there is nothing to it — beyond a light browning in butter and a crest of crisped onions, the best of which are nearly burned.
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" Priebus also said he has "no idea" why Donald Trump Jr, Paul Manafort and Jared Kushner decided to meet a Kremlin-connected lawyer during the election to discuss adoption, adding, "there was nothing to it, it was a 20 minute meeting.
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The inspector general is already investigating other related matters, such as the FBI's surveillance of Carter Page, so it certainly makes sense for the IG's office to take this issue up as well — even if there is nothing to it.
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It's a poor tale if a widow's property is to be spaded away, and the law say nothing to it.
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Parcells, the next day, quickly refuted any interest in the Giants GM position, stating, "There is absolutely nothing to it. Whoever said it is a liar." On January 22, 2007, he announced his retirement as head coach of the Cowboys after 4 years, apparently ending his coaching career. Evidently, there are still questions as to his specific reasons for leaving the game.
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There was nothing to it. It is a lot easier to be a revolutionary nowadays than it used to be.' :4 Christmas – recalls the closing moments of the trial, including the key evidence from their co-accused, Selig Mindish; Daniel's later search for, and discovery of Mindish, now senile, in Disneyland; and the funerals of Daniel's parents and his sister Susan.
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He called Nyoshul Lungtok over to him, saying: "Did you say you do not know the essence of Mind?" Nyoshul Lungtok guessed from his tone that this was a special moment and nodded expectantly. :"There's nothing to it really," Patrul Rinpoche said casually, and added, "My son, come and lie down over here: be like your old father." Nyoshul Lungtok stretched out by his side.
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Assembling the suspects together, along with Carla and her fiancé, Poirot reveals that Caroline was innocent, yet chose not to defend herself in court because she believed Angela had committed the murder. His investigation revealed that Angela had been angry with Amyas, and was planning a prank, unaware of the tensions between her sister and Amyas. Angela had handled the beer bottle, but added nothing to it, as her sister had stopped her. Caroline took that bottle of beer to bring to her husband.
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In research conducted by Irving Janis, common reactions and strategies were separated into three different levels of preoperative anxiety: Low anxiety Patients in this category tend to adopt a joking attitude or to say things like "there’s nothing to it!" Because most pain is not preconceived by the patient, the patients tends to blame their pain on the hospital staff. In this case, the patient feels as if they have been mistreated. This is because the patient doesn't have the usual mindset that pain is an unavoidable result of an operation.
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The opening lines of the second chapter served as inspiration for Jonathan Lethem's science fiction–detective novel Gun, with Occasional Music: "There was nothing to it. The Super Chief was on time, as it almost always is, and the subject was as easy to spot as a kangaroo in a dinner jacket." Playback is the only Marlowe novel completed by Chandler that is set somewhere other than Los Angeles. The setting is the town of Esmeralda, a fictional name for La Jolla, where Chandler lived his last few years.
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Abono was born in Oakland, California, as Deborah Ann Downer, a granddaughter to E. M. Downer, who founded Mechanics Bank. She had served on the Board of Directors for the bank at one time. Her career as a heavy metal manager began in the mid-eighties when the members of Possessed, one of the first death metal bands, asked her to manage the group. After they assured her there was "nothing to it ... all you gotta do is get us shows," she agreed and even let them practice at her house.
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The 1.7 refers to 1.7% of all 18- to 49-year-olds, and the 5 refers to 5% of all 18- to 49-year-olds watching television at the time of the broadcast. In the United Kingdom, the episode attracted 500,000 viewers and a 4% share of the viewing audience at the time of the broadcast. Robert Canning of IGN felt that while the episode was "still an entertaining half-hour, there was nothing to it that was incredibly memorable." He said that Tracy Jordan was "quickly becoming one of the more enjoyable aspects of the show".
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Ingrid Gerits (nicknamed H2O) and Edith Verlinden (nicknamed Tabasco) joined Def Dames Dope. Axana (nicknamed Snake) composed many of the lyrics and music, and the group was a project of techno producers Phil Wilde and Jean-Paul De Coster (better known for his project 2 Unlimited). In the summer of 1993, the group held the number one position of the Belgium charts for 11 weeks and won the summer hit award from radio station Radio 2 with their song "Ain't Nothing To It". One of their notable lyrics included "Hey you, don't be silly, put a condom on your willy" from a 1994 single which made number 9 in the charts.
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It is implied that what she actually wants is to keep him interested by means of frustration so that he won't get tired of her like the other seven. After reading Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew, he tries to follow Petruchio's example, but Nicole proves too strong for him, slapping him back when he slaps her and biting him (then tenderly treating him with iodine) when he spanks her. She writes anonymous letters to him claiming that she has a lover, but Monsieur Pepinard, the private detective he hires, assures him that there is nothing to it. Nicole then blackmails Pepinard into finding her a fake lover, a boxer named Kid Mulligan, so Michael can catch her alone with him.
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CBS News journalist, Bob Schieffer, asked about the allegations on Imus in the Morning, stating, "I believe that's a story that we will be avoiding, because it appears to me that there's absolutely nothing to it ... This seems to be just sort of a staple of modern campaigns, that you got through at least one love child, which turns out not to be a love child. And I think we can all do better than this one." Mickey Kaus, a journalist at Slate, speculated that the lack of mainstream coverage was motivated by a desire not to harm Elizabeth Edwards, who was fighting cancer at the time. Kaus also considered the possibility of news organizations taking a "wait-and-see" attitude, pending the results of the Iowa caucuses.
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Wilford Woodruff wrote that Young said God went to the Garden of Eden with "one of his wifes", that "Adam is Michael or God And all the God that we have any thing to do with", and "when the VIRGIN MARY was begotton with Child it was By the Father and in no other way ownly as we were begotton." Journal of Wilford Woodruff 4:127–30 (April 9, 1852). Young concluded, "I could tell you much more about this; but were I to tell you the whole truth, blasphemy would be nothing to it, in the estimation of the superstitious and overrighteous mankind .... Now, let all who may hear these doctrines, pause before they make light of them, or treat them with indifference, for they will prove their salvation or damnation.".
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Bart Simon (2002) Undead Science p. 163-164 Some cold fusion proponents view the cell as a confirmation of their work, while critics see it as "the fringe of the fringe of cold fusion research", since it attempts to commercialize cold fusion on top of making bad science.Bart Simon (2002) Undead Science p. 164 In 2002, John R. Huizenga, professor of nuclear chemistry at the University of Rochester, who was head of a government panel convened in 1989 to investigate the cold fusion claims of Fleischmann and Pons, and who wrote a book about the controversy, said "I would be willing to bet there's nothing to it", when asked about the Patterson Power Cell. In 2006, Hideo Kozima, professor emeritus of physics at Shizuoka University, has suggested that the byproducts are consistent with cold fusion.Kozima, Hideo (2006).
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Some guesses have included locations in France, England, Switzerland, the North Otago region of New Zealand, and southeastern Washington. Dutch users believed the photograph was shot in Ireland's County Kerry since the image was named "Ireland" in the Dutch release of the software; similarly, the image was named "Alentejo" in the Portuguese version, leading users speaking that language to believe it had been taken in the eponymous region of Portugal. Other users have speculated that the image was not of a real location, that the sky came from a separate image and was spliced together with the hill. O'Rear is adamant that, other than Microsoft's minor alterations to the digitized version, he did nothing to it in a darkroom, contrasting it with Adams' Monolith: In December 2001, Microsoft released a screensaver under the name of Bliss, with the scenery similar to the image, but with animating effects.
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