It turns out, Frankel did not think much of it.
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She doesn't think much of what I do, Jane said.
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But he did not think much of them until Nov.
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I didn't even think much of it at the time.
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But I still think much of this interest is misplaced.
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The short version: He doesn't think much of Donald Trump.
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I didn't think much of the encounter at the time.
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She did not think much of it at the time.
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I didn't think much of the movie at the time.
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But I think much of what he did is still iconic.
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"I didn't think much of it until my son," Bryant said.
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Police leaders also don't think much of federal law enforcement surges.
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The film doesn't think much of Arjun and Ritu as professionals.
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To be honest, I didn't think much of Solarized at first.
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When I first joined I really didn't think much of it.
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Major General Dale Meyerrose jokes that he doesn't think much of millennials.
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Teammates were puzzled at his absence but didn't think much of it.
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You don't think much of your boss, and neither do your friends.
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Abhijit Banerjee, the MIT development economist, doesn't think much of this critique.
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It turns out Granderson did not think much of his chances, either.
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"I don't think much of a values-based foreign policy," Schroeder said.
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"I don't think much of the Grand Debate," said Thierry Genin, 67.
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"I didn't really think much of it until later," Ross told VICE.
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"I think much of what we're hearing is really interesting testimony," Sen.
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At first, she didn't think much of it and hopped in the shower.
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So I didn't think much of that invitation and eventually forgot about it.
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For what it's worth, we didn't think much of Snapchat early on, either.
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When they met on set, Spears didn't think much of their initial conversation.
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Kim didn't think much of it, and she continued to film the interview.
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Stephen struck Raymond as socially awkward, but he didn't think much of it.
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Like everything else up to that point, Melanie didn't think much of it.
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She often didn't think much of aristocrats, despite moving in that world herself.
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Not long ago, though, the world didn't think much of American oak barrels.
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We loved him before and we did not think much of him after.
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"After the initial year, I didn't think much of them,"one insider said.
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"He seemed to not think much of women as a whole," she said.
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And so I wrote the song and we didn't think much of it.
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But McCanne, the single-payer advocate, doesn't think much of the public option.
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Few of the 100 or so residents, though, think much of his art.
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To wit, she had heard that Mr. Achatz didn't think much of her.
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A new emperor took his place and didn't think much of the wall.
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And McConnell made clear that he didn't think much of the idea either.
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"I don't think much of that idea," McConnell told me the following day.
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Although the request was unusual, technical director Linford Rickard didn't think much of it.
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Fans of the show (and of Adams) probably wouldn't think much of that image.
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Moline didn't think much of social media until she started organizing after Trump's election.
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Even customers who may not think much of the electric car will be soon.
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At first, I didn't think much of them—I figured they were just zits.
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" On the other hand, she says, "I don't think much of the master, though.
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When the current communications shutdown started in August, Hanan didn't think much of it.
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They think much of the universe's heavy metal could have come from this wild dinner.
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But, you know, it was just the kind of thing you didn't think much of.
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"Yeah, yeah," Macri replied, as if he didn't think much of it at the time.
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So we didn't think much of the decision to replace Poison Ivy on Fox's Gotham.
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"[He] waved and she waved back and we didn't think much of it," Truesdale said.
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Their families, however, didn't think much of her proposal because there was no ring involved.
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Glassner didn't think much of the tattered old fragment at first, and for good reason.
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Right now, however, I personally do not think much of either party in that regard.
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She was overly tired and had a low fever but didn't think much of it.
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We're surrounded by these vast soundscapes, and yet we never really think much of them.
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I didn't think much of it, though friends told me they thought it was creepy.
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Catalfamo, like most Republicans who spoke to The Hill, doesn't think much of Grimm's chances.
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It was a loaded question, because a lot of people don't think much of it.
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I admit I didn't think much of the digital crown when Apple mentioned it on stage.
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The married Pratt apparently didn't think much of it, because he immediately responded with his answer.
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Pete told her about his painlessness, and at the time she didn't think much of it.
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I honestly didn't think much of the amount of people watching my wedding through social media!
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I didn't think much of Danny's behavior until one evening during my sophomore year of college.
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Lavers and her team think much of the trash comes from fishing activities in the region.
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ARTHUR BALFOUR was a British prime minister who did not think much of his party members.
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I think much of the spontaneity has gone from clubbing - everything needs much more advance planning.
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They did not think much of it as they had seen fires nearby in the past.
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I didn't think much of it, and we continued having sex, before I came inside Tom.
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DeGrom said he did not think much of the stiffness in his forearm during Thursday's start.
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When that goes away, I think much of the attraction of I.S. will go with it.
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I didn't think much of that either, linking the news to anxiety about another terrorist attack.
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Foreign policy is not only consequential, I think much of our future now depends on it.
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When I got my first iPhone about 10 years ago, I didn't think much of it.
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I ate the food but didn't think much of the vegetables one way or the other.
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And I didn't really think much of it because, for one thing, I tweet a lot.
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Lynch, of course, probably didn't think much of watching movies on small TVs a decade ago, either.
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"I didn't actually think much of where things were placed when I took the picture," she said.
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I'd get £50 [about $65] here, £50 there for the pictures—I didn't think much of it.
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He didn't really think much of it when he saw an unmarked gray van drive by him.
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Betances didn't think much of it, however, knowing that Sabathia had been busy the previous few weeks.
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Maybe he went out and ate somewhere else, we said, but we didn't think much of it.
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In the context of a three-and-a-half-hour film, you'd hardly think much of it.
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They didn't think much of it until police cars showed up at the school, Sarah Chadwick said.
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"I don't think much of that idea," Mr. McConnell said last month when asked about the declaration.
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In his young adulthood, he was good looking, but did not seem to think much of himself.
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When Barrett heard the first news reports about the disaster, he "didn't think much of it," he says.
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Meet the 89-Year-Old Reinventing the Train in His BackyardMax Schlienger doesn't think much of the hyperloop.
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Zach, who has lived in Uncertain for all of his 21 years, doesn't think much of the place.
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So when he asked her hotel room number to schedule a meeting, she didn't think much of it.
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I didn't think much of my ethnicity growing up since my name makes me that much more passable.
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"I think much of what Trump says is him negotiating — not drawing lines in the sand," he said.
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When I applied for a part-time job on the Costco website, I didn't think much of it.
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That said, he's been a no-show in the past because he didn't think much of the awards.
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Apparently Facebook's shareholders didn't think much of my suggestion to kick Peter Thiel off the board of directors.
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With adrenaline flowing and the postseason coming up, Judge said he did not think much of the injury.
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"In the day, some of the people who were conservatives didn't think much of Reagan, either," he says.
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"The first time I experienced it, I was fascinated but didn&apost think much of it," he said.
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As he moved his arm from around my shoulders to my waist, I didn't think much of it.
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"We will hear other witnesses who will contribute, I think, much of what you hear today," Schiff added.
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"We didn't think much of it because there was so many people there we didn't know," he said.
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Lauren Simmons didn't think much of the rain as she hosted friends to watch the Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs.
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But I also think much of this disconnect has to do with Pinker's particular way of understanding the Enlightenment.
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Trump has made it very clear he doesn't think much of any of the free trade agreements we've reached.
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" Caban's lawyer Morrell, asked what he thought about Golden's claims, said, "I don't think much of it at all.
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At the time, Tallman didn't think much of it, and wasn't until the two went to pick the rings.
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If you looked at Britney Spears's corn pic from her Instagram yesterday, you might not think much of it.
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Emails from PUC commissioners (obtained by the Oregonian via FOIA) reveal that they don't think much of the bill.
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She decided to check it out after work, though she didn't think much of it at first, she said.
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Flores was born in Mexico near the U.S. border, but his parents didn't think much of the Mexican schools.
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The family at first did not think much of it because Mr. Self would often get anxious around people.
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Finally, the late-night host Stephen Colbert made it clear he doesn't think much of the Republican tax bill.
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My father has terrible memories of the coup of 1980 and doesn't think much of military involvement in politics.
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To be honest, I didn't think much of him in the first place, and this hasn't really made much difference.
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He didn't think much of it; he took a small loan of about $2,000 and focused on his athletic career.
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I didn't think much of it when the first lady of Honduras tagged me in a tweet about her husband.
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"I don't think much of tips for behavior for women, such as 'an arm's length,' " Heiko Maas wrote on Twitter.
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Yes, but: They didn't think much of Trump's economic leadership; 58% said they had little to no confidence in it.
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"When I first met the Beatles in 1962, I didn't think much of their songs at all," he told JazzWax.com.
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A neighbor told cops she heard the dog barking one night around 1 AM, but didn't think much of it.
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I figured he was just talking to himself — I do that all the time — and didn't think much of it.
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" His opponents do not think much of him either, calling him many of the same names and others like "fascist.
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"I didn't think much of it at first and even went on a few more Match dates," Ms. Park said.
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Years later, when I began to hear the phrase, "I'm spiritual, not religious," I did not think much of it.
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"I think much of our sexual satisfaction comes from what we do and share before intercourse and after," Siegel says.
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Under normal lighting, faint markings were visible on both mummies, but scientists didn't think much of them, assuming they were unimportant.
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I didn't think much of this little corner of the internet until I recently mentioned this situation to my co-workers.
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In September 2014, when astronomer Iair Arcavi found a new supernova in the night sky, he didn't think much of it.
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Langford told CNN that she repeatedly saw the numbers seven and 11 throughout her pregnancy, but didn't think much of it.
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Even though he didn't think much of the sign, he still said he should be able to stand by its message.
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The 70-year-old Father Rydzyk does not think much of the way Poland has evolved since the end of communism.
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Now, I'm not in the habit of defending near-trillion dollar companies, but I think much of this criticism is misplaced.
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Julia* heard what she thought was someone rubbing their hands together outside a public toilet, so didn't think much of it.
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She then uploaded the video to a Facebook group where she frequently posts short videos, and didn't think much of it.
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They didn't think much of it at first since previous tenants said they'd also gotten these letters for no clear reason.
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Jane Austen's novels may epitomize Regency England, but she didn't think much of the man for whom the period was named.
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Apple users prompted to upgrade their iPhone operating system Tuesday may not think much of the incremental improvements of iOS 11.
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Laura Hill said she and her husband, Bridger, uncovered the skeleton last September, but didn't think much of it at first.
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Even the Obamacare enrollees who supported Trump and Republican legislators didn't think much of a plan that would leave them without coverage.
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Donte admitted that until he saw the photo of himself and shared it online, he didn't think much of the issue, either.
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I thought it was kind of weird, but I didn't think much of it until I realized they had an extra ticket.
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Even if those concerns are unfounded, we think much of fiscal stimulus' 'good news' is already in the price of key markets.
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The central banker expected to be the next head of the New York Fed doesn't think much of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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"I didn't think much of it when they first called me, because they are just a bunch of damn liberals," he said.
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I didn't think much of it and figured I'd go out and keep playing hard and figuring out in the off-season.
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I didn't think much of it until the morning when I woke to find a smoke gray joey pinballing around my backyard.
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And even if the virus turns out not to be as severe as we think, much of the damage will be done.
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She is the first to admit that she didn't think much of the very early Bob Dylan, although her skepticism quickly evaporated.
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"I saw the story Monday morning, and didn't think much of it," said Adam Petrick, Puma's global director of brand and marketing.
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Perhaps he didn't think much of it at first, given that he had easily weathered other attempts to seize control of his botnet.
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He didn't think much of it until August, when the alt-right news site Breitbart touted it as evidence of Clinton's failing health.
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The short, casual conversation they exchanged (that Boyega didn't think much of) ended up getting the actor cast as Finn on Star Wars.
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I had to submit a couple forms of identification, which is pretty standard for any job, so I didn't think much of it.
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I didn't think much of the small switch-up, until people started complimenting my skin and asking me what was "different" about me.
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Winterkorn didn't think much of electric vehicles, although Tesla was already selling its groundbreaking Model S. Too expensive, too little range, he said.
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Benjamin says she would sometimes feel feverish, but didn't think much of the symptom, as doctors determined that she didn't have the flu.
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One former employee says that they didn't think much of the missed payroll at first, "it wasn't really a big deal," they said.
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"I think much of my work intentionally serves as a mirror for the beauty, capability and innovation of Black culture," Melenciano told Insider.
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Lindsay Lohan simply can't hide the animosity she has toward Cody Simpson ... and it seems she doesn't think much of Miley Cyrus either.
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I didn't think much of it at first, assuming it was an interim experience attributed to the hormonal changes my body was undergoing.
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" By contrast, he doesn't think much of the other titan of the Dutch Golden Age: "I know a lot of Americans love Vermeer.
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But I think much of the focus on how the show feels over what the show is can be attributed to Hilda's gentleness.
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I didn't think much of my misremembering until I re-watched the movie Primary Colors (1998) and actually came across those mysterious files.
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At first, he didn't think much of it, but tells us when his symptoms carried over into June ... he went to the hospital.
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At just 22, she didn't think much of it at the time, and neither did her mother nor the doctor that she later called.
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"I must admit I didn't think much of Graham Norton the first time I laid eyes on him," reads Freeman in the clip above.
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When I met my now soon-to-be fiancé, five years ago, I didn't really think much of him – or us, as a thing.
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Julia Enthoven didn't think much of using her real name and photo in a chat feature on Kapwing, the website she cofounded last year.
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While we may not think much of it, close-up photos posted to Reddit's MakeupAddiction page may have you rethinking your current wash schedule.
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She didn't think much of it, but soon she found herself in a bizarre and chilling real-life reenactment of When a Stranger Calls.
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I could hear the "ding dong" noise that sounds when people ask for help going off outside, but I didn't think much of it.
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"I actually had felt tired and had a headache for a couple of days and didn't think much of it," she told Business Insider.
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The cool relations that followed, and attempts at containing China's growing influence in Asia, indicate that Washington did not think much of Xi's proposal.
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" A Republican senator who is not up for reelection next year called Bannon's maneuvering "terribly counterproductive" and grumbled, "I don't think much of it.
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Ari Paul, chief investment officer at BlockTower Capital, expects bitcoin to rise further but he didn't think much of bitcoin recovering $10,000 on Thursday.
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After J'Aime's birth, her mom told CNN that she repeatedly saw the numbers seven and 11 throughout her pregnancy, but didn't think much of it.
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" And when someone asked the boy what he thought when Kiffin gave him the visor, he said, straight-faced, "I didn't think much of it.
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It's pretty clear Judge Leon doesn't think much of Professor Shapiro; two separate sections of the opinion are specifically dedicated to tearing apart his arguments.
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Nesreen Rashied didn't think much of the nose injury she suffered as a kid — until she started having "massive" panic attacks in her adult years.
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If you're fortunate enough to have a job with good health benefits, you may not think much of the cost of prescription medications you take.
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I did not think much of it as other shoppers around me did not react, and I thought it might just be youngsters having fun.
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When 24-year-old Alleigh Marré came down with an excruciating headache one morning at work in August 2012, she didn't think much of it.
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He said he didn't think much of the interview until the weekend, when he found out the interviewer was an intelligence operative, not a journalist.
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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama — When Marjorie Reese, a 303-year-old retired secretary, was young, she didn't think much of being sexually assaulted by men much older.
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They had arranged to talk with a disabled Gulf War veteran and community activist named Art Woodson, who didn't think much of the federal government.
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Blackmon did not think much of it then, but by the end of that lonely season at Georgia Tech, he was desperate enough to try.
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They initially assumed the vehicle was related to a 2009 incident when a vehicle crashed into the lake, so they didn't think much of it.
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Arshia was familiar with the website, and one day posted a video about makeup for people with brown skin, and then didn't think much of it.
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I think much of that is because the games thematically fit into the narrative, but also that the games themselves are actually fun and fairly challenging.
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Suzuki doesn't think much of the prospects for fiscal stimulus either, despite the fact that both major party presidential candidates are talking up big infrastructure spending.
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When Amanda Lewis noticed that her daughter, Evelyn, was a little fussier than usual during her bath, she didn't think much of it at the time.
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He was down for Eton, he's old money, I think he'd just take the view that good chaps vote Tory and not think much of it.
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The museum was eerily silent, but I didn't think much of it, passing the human-sized mannequins of Ottoman-era janissary soldiers displayed in the windows.
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Chief among the tormentors was her mother, a vain, thoughtlessly cruel social climber who didn't think much of her daughter and never bothered to disguise it.
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"Given that (Spirit's) shares have already notably sold off, we think much of this ... has been discounted into the price," Vertical Research Partners Krishna Sinha said.
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Before the family found out she had the infection, Frieson's family didn't think much of it when she reported having breathing problems, he told CNN Friday.
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So when she received the call the next day saying doctors had "seen something" and she needed to come back, she didn't think much of it.
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Ms. Salman knew her husband watched jihadist videos, but she did not think much of it because the F.B.I. seemed to have cleared him, she said.
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He told The Washington Post that the ocean had been rough throughout the duration of the cruise, so he didn&apost think much of the crash.
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At the time, I didn't think much of my decision to include the photograph in the new edition of Introduction to Criminal Justice: Systems, Diversity, and Change.
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The owner of the pizza place says he had heard rumors about the pizza bringing on labor for years, but didn't think much of it – until now.
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The sound of a rifle shot bounced off the beige buildings that made up the town of Haqlaniyah, but most of us didn't think much of it.
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It's safe to say Bob Lutz, who spent nearly 50 years working at established automakers, does not think much of Tesla and its co-founder Elon Musk.
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The GOP senator said those on the field initially did not think much of the bang, and were about to continue playing when the shooter opened fire.
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I didn't think much of it, but after two weeks I got called in and I had to talk to this lady about why I was drinking.
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"I think much of the media coverage has been overhyped," said Holly Doremus, a professor of environmental regulation at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law.
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"Not a lot of people take advantage of [the NFLPA program] because they really don't think much of it while they're in that actual lifestyle," he said.
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Turns out he doesn't think much of it, telling our guy there's just not gonna be enough Spalding available to make everyone on that stacked team happy.
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It's been my experience that people are too wrapped up in their own heads to think much of the solo diner next to them at the bar.
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According to Omarosa, Donald Trump doesn't think much of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos — who's embarrassed herself a couple of times by appearing uninformed about America's public school system.
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Parker didn't think much of the meeting until he returned home and found Mummy Cat moaning outside his home, suffering from pellet wounds to her abdomen and eye.
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"I love to be put in a situation where I can have a conversation with someone who might not be inclined to think much of me," she said.
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"Frankly, I don't think much of the public understands what housekeepers go through just to clean these rooms and carry out the work," Maria Elena Durazo told HuffPost.
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Clearly the Swedish Academy does not think much of Philip Roth or Don DeLillo or Thomas Pynchon or any of the usual names that pop up every October.
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The Love & Hip Hop: New York alum tells PEOPLE in an exclusive conversation that when she started having stomach cramps that morning, she didn't think much of it.
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In 2011, when Rachel Bowman saw an abundance of large, pretty reddish fish while riding in a boat across the Florida coast, she didn't think much of it.
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"We were just playing around, we didn't think much of it," Yacoub told VICE News, speaking on a Whatsapp phone call, like everybody else interviewed for this story.
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Zmirak: I think much of the drift is driven not by politics but by internal scandals, like the sex abuse crisis among Catholics, and financial scandals among evangelicals.
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Angeles told BuzzFeed News he didn't think much of the assignment when Kwan introduced it, but he figured he'd give it a shot via the power of social media.
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Upon arrival, we met our roommate, a 35-year-old woman, who seemed a little quirky, but we didn't think much of it and we left for the day.
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"While some people might choose to keep their apps and not think much of it, there is an undeniable symbolism there," says Joanna Townsend, psychotherapist and Blush life coach.
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Corcoran noticed the flight took longer than she expected, and that the pilot kept talking about the weather in Syracuse, but she didn't think much of it, she wrote.
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Cespedes said he didn't think much of the discomfort when it first appeared last week and he kept playing until it persisted, and he was scratched from Tuesday's game.
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I think much of the stress that comes with these situations arises out of the fact that our egos have a big fat stake in how they turn out.
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But he didn't think much of the challenge, as he shook his man with a deft couple of steps, leaving the Georgia defender with nothing but some dryer lint.
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She didn't think much of the occasional pain she experienced until she Googled "silicone butt-injection removal" and realized how much danger she was in, as Cosmopolitan first reported.
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However, the Cuban official "did not think much of the device" and complained that surely the CIA could "come up with something more sophisticated than that?" the committee's report said.
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Apparently, the Congress of the early 1970s did not think much of the SEC, as it also created a totally separate Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to regulate commodity futures.
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I didn't think much of what he said then, but Steve's answer stayed with me as I aged into a demographic range occupied by my father in my earliest memories.
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She didn't think much of my last column, in which I argued that we need to balance the public-health risks of pandemic against the risks of a global depression.
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She didn't think much of my last column, in which I argued that we need to balance the public-health risks of pandemic against the risks of a global depression.
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"Whether you loved the guy or you didn't think much of him, one thing I think everybody across the spectrum would agree is that Charlie loved York," Mr. Brenner said.
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I didn't think much of it at the time, but I knew there was something he wasn't telling me," she told ET. "He immediately deleted EVERY trace of me on Instagram.
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I think much of my job is looking for the latent pieces of a story that exist naturally and trying to make those puzzle pieces fit together into a singular picture.
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These bright, connected, fabulously advantaged opinion leaders didn't think much of the fact that the diversity of their community did not take into account the Big Red Middle of our nation.
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"I don't think much of the move is related to renewed optimism over the tax plan," said Mark Cabana, head of U.S. short-rate strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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I think it took us a couple of weeks, and then we had five tracks, and sent out our demo never thinking that anybody would think much of it at all.
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" But AM/LASH apparently did not "think much of the device," according to his CIA case officer, and complained the CIA could surely "come up with something more sophisticated than that.
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It's a bizarre move, one that I don't think much of the news coverage has captured when portraying the story as Trump stepping in to stop a state from stabilizing Obamacare.
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They love that he's sticking it to the establishment, to the elites who think he's crude and unpresidential — elites, by the way, who don't think much of Mr. Trump's supporters, either.
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KS: So are you surprised by, I think much of the Democratic party feels like someone who's just on the sidelines, it's like just anti-Trump, and that's not for anything.
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He didn't think much of it, but on December 6, he received a letter from the director of road safety and registrar of motor vehicles saying his plate was being canceled.
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He didn't think much of it, but he started to have flu-like symptoms, which began to get worse, and included cold sweats, fever, and chills, as first reported by the Sun.
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"Climate change" was always a term I heard people toss around, but I didn't think much of it until freshman year when my debate team was assigned the topic of carbon taxes.
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When Zoë Saldana mentioned to Britney Spears that she was pregnant with twins, she didn't think much of it — until the pop star revealed the news in an interview just days later.
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"I think much of the rally (in bonds) can get reversed with the stock market doing better... and stabilization in oil," said Bryce Doty, senior fixed income manager with Sit Investment Associates.
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" While she initially didn't think much of the news, after she heard about Markle's engagement to Prince Harry, she remembered telling Enelson, "Holy s—, your ex is going to be a princess.
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Less than an hour after the bill passed the House, numerous Republicans made it clear that they didn't think much of the bill and that they planned on writing their own version.
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"One male commenter didn't think much of the initiative: "I'm sorry but this is lefty bollocks, there is pain relief tablets etc, what next men having time off for a shaving rash?
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When I held an event to sign up student volunteers, I didn't think much of it when John, came up to me and offered to try and sell some adverts in the paper.
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Rather, the argument goes, they wanted someone who could help the economy, they liked his personality or attitude, they just wanted to keep voting Republican or they didn't think much of Hillary Clinton.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Andre Agassi did not think much of the 22001-year-old Lleyton Hewitt when he marched out for their first match on a broiling hot day in South Australia in 22005.
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" O'Rourke insisted that his retail strategy to travel the state is "not complicated" and made it clear he doesn't think much of targeted data-driven campaigns, saying, "I'm going back to the basics.
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George W. Bush and other past presidents have joined the lecture circuit, given speeches to the corporations and financial interests they had once regulated, and nobody really seemed to think much of it.
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Our sources say Iggy told cops she was alone inside the home when the burglary went down, and she heard footsteps in the house but didn't think much of it at the time.
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I didn't think much of them at all, and I don't know if it's because I'm ignorant to popular culture, but I don't understand how that would affect my aesthetic appreciation of things.
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Last week, when I heard my colleagues talking about Hurricane Harvey, I did not think much of it beyond the typical flood warnings that come with any bout of heavy rain in Houston.
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We didn't think much of them at the time, but later, whilst we were parked up at my friend's apartment waiting for him to come out, we were swarmed on by the police.
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So when a friend sent her an article from a fringe website claiming that the famous astrophysicist had drugged and raped a woman in the 230s, Watson, then 210, didn't think much of it.
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At first I didn't think much of it, but when I realized that my brothers preferred the female characters, I knew I was different -- and that perhaps something must be deeply wrong with me.
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" She also said that she didn't think much of her fever at the time because "I have two little boys who get high fevers and ear infections all the time and have been fine.
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But that leads to a secondary fear, which is that the people who are in the room don't like you, don't think much of you, and are going to consciously or unconsciously hurt you.
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In the morning, as he prepared to go in to the office, just like every weekend before, he had complained of feeling tired but Park didn't think much of it -- he was always tired.
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I didn't think much of asking her questions about her experience, until I became one of the few women who work as Uber drivers, and I finally learned that everyone asks the same questions.
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She wouldn't think much of it, though, as that persona was far from the sensitive actor who loved her first movie, the 2011 documentary "Bombay Beach," which led to them becoming friends and collaborators.
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Nor did he think much of the argument that the provision favors established residents who were more likely to act responsibly in deciding when to decline to sell to people prone to alcohol abuse.
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The French apparently didn't think much of the pushing part of childbirth, so the student attached a ventouse, a sort of suction cup, to the top of my baby's skull and pulled him out.
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In fact, some of the most recent Fed statements are clearly implying that they don't think much of the announced economic stimulus measures: tax cuts, infrastructure investments, market deregulations and better foreign trade policies.
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The initial overture for a meeting with the Kentucky residents came from Jay Frost, a retired corporate training consultant in Leverett who admits that he did not think much of Trump voters at first.
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We chatted for about an hour and I told him I worked at a burger shop in Manhattan, but it's a chain with locations all over the city so I didn't think much of it.
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While she didn't think much of it at the time, at the festival she was consistently approached by girls who loved the look and wanted to take her picture, including a blogger for Nordstrom Thread.
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"I clipped down a tall weed and it brushed against my face but I just carried it off and I didn't think much of it because that happens all the time," Childress told BuzzFeed News.
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"I think much of beauty advertising relies on a false premise -- that women need to be treated in an infantile way, given a 'fantasy' to aspire to..." she said in an interview with British Vogue.
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White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest apparently doesn't think much of Donald Trump's suggestion that the GOP nominee and rival Hillary Clinton should submit to drug tests before Wednesday night's third and final presidential debate.
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He did not think much of it until he was airborne, bound for Detroit, and an air traffic controller told him two or three unidentified flying objects were spotted on radar traveling at high speed.
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Mr. Carson, a surgeon who has no experience in housing or running a large government agency, has already put housing advocates on notice that he does not think much of current programs for the poor.
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The fact is that most French people, like most Americans, do not want to spend much on wine and are happy with what they drink, even if critics do not think much of these bottles.
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TMZ reported the caption was just their cutesy nicknames for each other, and fans didn't think much of it — especially since the reality star asked fans for a hangover cure via Twitter following the birthday bash.
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Parkland, Florida (CNN)If Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were like any other school, you wouldn't think much of the freshly-painted burgundy hallways or the newly-installed 20-foot tall fences around the freshman building.
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Margaret, meanwhile, is trapped in a diplomatic engagement to Prince Edward, who barely knows Margaret and doesn't think much of her mind for foreign policy, but is enraptured by Stacy's leadership skills and mind for details.
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There have been many scholarly analyses worth reading, such as those by Yates and Mazza, but in terms of larger context, I think much of the response from scholars and the general public alike has been misdirected.
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I didn't think much of it then, but now as I reflect on this as a happily married man with kids, I realize that was probably one of the best blowjobs I've ever received in my life.
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Duran had asked Zapata what her mother's favorite ice cream was, but she didn't think much of the question until Duran showed up with flowers and ice cream for her mother to apologize for bringing Zapata home late.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer also raised eyebrows by saying she had been in touch with SPD Foreign Minister Heiko Maas by text message and, in an unusually direct riposte, Maas said he did not think much of text message diplomacy.
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"I think I went into college knowing that a lot of the big dance teams I wanted to join were going to be founded in Asian American cultural groups, so I didn't think much of it," Duenas said.
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Quim's Cafe owner Eliaquin Labang didn't think much of Duterte or his election chances and said last year he would give away 5 million pesos ($106,000) worth of cake if the 71-year-old former prosecutor was elected.
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"He seems to think much of the fabric of federal law that is part of our ordinary lives violates the Constitution of the United States to which he is evidently going to take an oath," Mr. Tribe said.
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As it happens, neither Mr Gorsuch nor the four conservative justices on the Supreme Court think much of Lemon v Kurtzman, the main case Mr Watson relied upon in deciding that the travel ban is discriminatory on religious grounds.
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"I did not think much of it, but when I went to look in the rubber flap to see if any socks got stuck, I found a sock and a small pile of brown smelly gunk (poop)," Kinkade said.
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I didn't think much of it until I caught myself vacuuming up a lot of dust from a spot I'd recently cleaned, and thought that an air purifier may keep some of that dust from getting into my lungs.
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At the time, covering the convention for TechCrunch, I didn't think much of Kinect: To me, the games weren't particularly exciting, and the idea of flailing my arms around to play a dancing game didn't exactly sound like fun.
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But passing mention of Woodard escaped him and he didn't think much of Waring again until, as an intellectual property and personal injury lawyer and outside counsel to the city of Columbia, he was named to the federal bench.
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I think much of this, Maria, is a function of Washington that they just -- they still have not accommodated and assimilated themselves into a -- into a system run by a president who thinks you can do many different things at once.
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I didn't think much of that last one — Logitech's peripherals come pre-paired, and you'd have to be a pretty lucky hacker to know exactly when someone has lost their dongle (or mouse) and is setting up a new one.
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Here's why the market doesn't think much of this deal: In an oversupplied energy market, a supply freeze simply means much less than a production cut, particularly as Saudi Arabia and Russia pumped a record amount of oil in January.
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We sometimes think much of what happens in the world is out of our hands, that it's up to God, or that the answer is prayer, or that what will be will be, or that everything happens for a reason.
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Not long ago, Democratic men didn't think much of women in leadership Right now, a historic 102 women are set to be sworn into the House, and that number could rise even more as a handful of outstanding races are decided.
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But it's also, I think, much of the time, I was finding how funny it is, the deluded nature of what they're saying could be very, very funny, and the music could bring out both sides perhaps of that as well.
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I think much of that was probably due to lingering pain from a sprained MCL that he suffered in the first round; however, there's reason to believe switching one through five would've been moderately successful even with a fully healthy Curry.
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But I think much of the media was too credulous about Barr's letter, producing banner headlines and chyrons that treated it as an objective summary of Mueller's work rather than as a political document meant to make President Trump look good.
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"I do think much of December's action is going to hinge on the trade decision and the headlines and certainly the 15th is the date that is going to overhang the market until there's some sort of definitive news," said Arone.
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I didn't think much of this fact (apart from having to limit myself to, like, 1.3 glasses of Champagne) until all of my awesome, thoughtful, creative friends came to my birthday party bearing awesome, thoughtful, creative gifts — for my 16-week-old fetus.
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When Chris Siversen, the executive chef and owner of Maritime Parc in Jersey City, was approached by Biederman Redevelopment Ventures in 2014 to open a restaurant in the down-at-the-heels Military Park area, he didn't think much of the idea.
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To start with, geologists think much of the magma oozing from the ground into the community of Leilani Estates since May 3 -- miles east of Kilauea's summit -- may have been stored in underground channels in the volcano's rift zone since a 1955 eruption.
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Moreover, I didn't think much of Democratic candidate Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 28503 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 22019 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE.
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I didn't realize internet people could turn into real people so I didn't think much of it at first but, after a couple weeks, we added each other on Facebook and soon after that she asked me if I wanted to grab coffee.
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The U.S. has tried to build a stronger coalition with Australia, India and Japan to counter China's rise, but the analysts said Beijing would not think much of the effort because the U.S. was unwilling to spend on increased military cooperation and infrastructure.
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Tensions were aggravated by media reports that some agents at the FBI had wanted to press ahead with an investigation of the Clinton Foundation, but senior officials at the agency and at the Justice Department did not think much of the evidence.
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Read: Donald Trump doesn't think much of climate change, in 20 quotes ... The EPA wants to roll back the Obama-era Clean Power Plan, which had a goal of cutting the country's carbon emissions by a third by 2030, compared with 2005 levels.
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You've probably never heard of the Barnes Ice Cap, a Delaware-sized glacier located on a remote island in the Canadian Arctic, and you might not think much of it if you flew over head, across the endless sprawling landscapes of rock and ice.
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"I don't think much of it," Cherryl Hess said of the appointment of Robert Mueller as special counsel to investigate ties between the Trump campaign and Russia as she stood behind a set of tables full of old books, T-shirts and some antiques.
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Eighteen Republicans, many of the conservative card-carrying members of the Freedom Caucus, joined Democrats in a rare action flexing the 22019 War Powers Resolution, a post-Vietnam measure whose constitutionality has been rejected by every president since Nixon (who didn't think much of it either).
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Bret: I'll try to stress our areas of disagreement here by saying I didn't think much of Comey during the Bush years, either: not on his prosecution of Frank Quattrone, or his opposition to warrantless wiretaps, or his role in the witch hunt against Scooter Libby.
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TC: We're still zipping through the book but there is a lot of great storytelling here, from scenes with you and Reed carpooling to the office together, to some of earlier startup ideas you ran past him and he didn't think much of, including customized baseball bats.
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Respondents also didn't think much of efforts by elected officials to provide and sustain affordable housing in their areas: Sixty-four percent said they didn't believe Congress was doing enough to tackle the issue, while 60 percent felt the same way about their local elected officials.
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If you work for Trump in the White House -- or, well, have been alive in America for the last 3+ years, you understand that Trump doesn't think much of McCain and might not take kindly to seeing the name of his nemesis on a US ship while in Japan.
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The Mix came and went and I didn't think much of it until I kept seeing leaks revealing the company was reportedly working on a curved phone with a flexible screen, a slider phone, and one with a rear camera that could flip up to become the selfie camera.
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But the interaction between the elites and the masses is where the issues are, and I think much of political writing is not very well-suited to dealing with those kinds of interactions because the role of elites isn't very integrated into the overall way of thinking about what's going on.
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I don't personally think much of the idea of Bloomberg as president and I don't think he has much of a shot anyway — he failed to qualify for the next debates — but on climate policy, perhaps uniquely among policy issues (save gun control), it is worth listening to what he proposes.
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Scott Jordan, CEO of Scottevest, was one of the most outspoken, writing on Scoble's original apology post (now made private) that because Scoble was inappropriately touchy with him in the past — in a way that made him feel uncomfortable but didn't emotionally scar him — he didn't think much of it at the time.
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François Labourie, a mathematician at the University of Côte d'Azur in France who served on the Abel committee, said that most mathematicians in the middle of the 20th century did not think much of probability, which was at the bottom in the hierarchy of mathematics, below number theory, algebra and differential geometry.
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You not might think much of visiting the most well-known search engine in your browser, but there's a lot of heavy lifting going on to serve up the page, and, as noted by The Next Web, Mozilla developer Alex Gaynor has written a detailed guide to what's actually going on in the background.
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Albert Camus didn't think much of surrealists or Marxists, and he watched the "frenetic" artists—who wanted "'any sort of revolution,' no matter what as long as it rescued them from the world of shopkeepers and compromise in which they were forced to live"—with disdain as they tried to reconcile themselves to collective politics.
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Having certain types of bodies makes you more likely to die an early and unnecessarily painful death that will be blamed on you before your body is even cold, so I'm not sure why it's so mystifying and dismaying to the world at large that people in those bodies might not think much of themselves.
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I know a lot of comments and texts and individuals, obviously from Strzok to Lisa Page -- now we know about Andy McCabe and all -- who didn&apost think very much of Donald Trump and all these other unidentified agents who similarly didn&apost think much of Donald Trump, so had a clear bias against the guy.
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"—Peter Lalor (@plalor) September 5, 2019 He continued: "I didn't have my reading glasses when [the barmaid] presented me with a bill for the beer and when she had some problems with the machine I didn't think much of it, but it was eventually resolved, I said I didn't want a receipt and she went to leave.
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It seems implausible to me that a shy literary boy would put himself so abjectly at the service of a hot jock out of no more than a confused gratitude for being implicated vicariously in the scrum of human society, but Ives's novel is full of signs that she doesn't think much of traditional literary shibboleths like three-dimensionality of character.
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Last month, FCC chairman Ajit Pai voted to keep the rules from going into effect, and Donald Trump doesn't seem to think much of the FCC at all—its five-person commission currently has only three members (two Republicans and one Democrat), and there has been no signal from the White House that it plans on nominating replacements anytime soon.
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"Many of the themes running through my illustrations today have roots in my childhood; I was lucky to live in the countryside with very little technology growing up, so I think much of my work draws from that era of my life and celebrates the freedom of exploring nature, as well as the significance of connecting with our environment and nurturing the flora and fauna around us," said Tasker.
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Watching it now, it's hard not to think much of its intrigue went unnoticed at the time: David Fincher, who would go on to direct Fight Club and The Social Network, was making his directorial debut and essentially trials a beta version of what would become his signature style—all murky interiors and disorientating close-ups—and the plot device of throwing Ripley in among a prison colony of sex offenders is a bold twist on the threat of rape, which had loitered in the background in previous films.
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