Her mother lived in her sheer nightgowns, thinking nothing of wearing them in the street.
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One night Dustin picked at an ingrown hair before going to bed, thinking nothing of it.
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Thinking nothing of it, I popped it in my mouth on the way out the door.
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But it was not like she was just snapping pictures for fun, and thinking nothing of it.
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I let her make the call, thinking nothing of it, but here she was, calling me out of the blue.
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Heller says Dina didn't see any damage, and claims no one was injured ... so she left, thinking nothing of it.
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Normally, if we saw Lana Del Rey wearing a diamond-encrusted halo, we'd thinking nothing of it — she's just being Lana.
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As the photos were taken from underneath the tables, these felines appear to be floating in thin air and thinking nothing of it.
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In New York, he immediately seeks out the most expensive accommodations possible, thinking nothing of the cost it would leave for his parents.
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Thinking nothing of it and presuming it was a bad migraine, I ignored it until it went away and carried on with my life.
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Because the Ozona native had experienced similar cuts before, he carried on with his trip, thinking nothing of the minor injury, Bay News 9 reports.
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Imagine innocently lifting a Negroni to your lips and detecting a whiff of Hebrew National but thinking nothing of it because you assume the best of your host.
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Hamilton's fast-paced and globetrotting lifestyle has been questioned by some, inside and outside the sport, with the 31-year-old thinking nothing of flying visits to the United States between races.
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While piecing together the final components of the album, the band recorded a video for "Warped". They asked Flea's brother-in-law, Gavin Bowden, to direct it. The video involved Kiedis and Navarro kissing towards the end as a way of breaking the monotony of cumbersome video recording. Thinking nothing of it, they continued to shoot and finished several days later.
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' It is absolutely marvellous what these > mountain bred horses can get through "thinking nothing" of thirty miles for > days together or even fifty miles in a single day.Hall, Carter. A Week in > Killarney. 1858 As part of the trip, he noted that there were hotels in Glenbeigh and Waterville along with a "comfortable inn", which is now The Butler Arms Hotel.
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After his wife dies, Roger forces his son Michael to go on a hunting trip in rural Washington with a family friend and Roger's brother-in-law. When they reach their cabin, they find it has been broken into and is a mess. Thinking nothing of it, Roger and the others enter the nearby woods, where they encounter a family of hostile Sasquatches.
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While piecing together the final components of the album, the band recorded a video for "Warped". They asked Flea's brother-in-law, Gavin Bowden, to direct it. The video featured the band scantily clad posing in a rather sexual manner and it involved Kiedis and Navarro kissing towards the end as a way of breaking the monotony of cumbersome video recording. Thinking nothing of it, they continued to shoot and finished several days later.
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Crane, who had a great love for dogs,Linson, p. 107 wrote an emotional letter to a friend an hour after the dog's death, stating that "for eleven days we fought death for him, thinking nothing of anything but his life."Berryman, p. 188 The Limpsfield-Oxted area was home to members of the socialist Fabian Society and a magnet for writers such as Edmund Gosse, Ford Madox Ford and Edward Garnett.
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William was appointed vicar of Haymo of Faversham, the third Minister Provincial of England in 1239,. and was elected to succeed him upon Haymo's promotion to Minister General of the Order in 1240. As Minister Provincial, he appears in the chronicle of his friend Thomas of Eccleston as a helpful and wise cleric with good humor and strong force of character, "thinking nothing of incurring the anger of the powerful for the sake of justice". He was a contemporary of William of Esseby.
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Nancy is Oliver's third wife, and is something of the community gossip, thinking nothing of sharing any tidbits she picks up. Oliver is dissatisfied, believing his present situation is a distinct come-down from his previously more affluent life. He works four days a week in London, leaving Nancy on her own. Edward Carnaby lives in one of the chalet bungalows on the edge of Linchester, together with his sister and his 8-year-old daughter Cheryl from a previous marriage.
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Jackie feigns despair to Nicolette and Dargus, claiming that Melanie took all the money and ran. In the parking lot, Melanie derides Louis until he loses his temper and shoots and kills her. Louis confesses this to Ordell, who becomes livid upon discovering most of the money is missing and then realizes Jackie is the culprit. When Louis and Ordell get into a heated argument about Louis seeing Max Cherry in the store but thinking nothing of it, Ordell kills Louis and leaves with the bag.
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Through all of this, Joshi mysteriously never leaves her company, and neither does Barve, despite many scenarios where both could have gone their separate ways. In one instance she tries to call Hridaymardyam from Joshi’s cellphone, but the number is shown to be engaged. Thinking nothing of it, and deciding to return without meeting him, she spends the remaining day with Joshi, until it is time to leave for Mumbai. Finally arriving at the station, Barve hands over a written note to Joshi, explaining her reason for not wanting to marry Hridaymardyam, and asks Joshi to deliver it to him.
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