He's a dribbly, chucky baby and my shirt is damp in places, but I'm past fussing about such things. |
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No more carrying around thumb drives, fussing with formats or forgetting assignments. |
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He's a real pain because he's always fussing annoyingly about books and cars and his appearance, but my friends think he's cool. |
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Well, as all offspring know, it is difficult to be assertive with a determined older parent who tells one to stop fussing unnecessarily. |
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The young nurse is fussing over her husband, who always looks distant and bored. |
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Phil was, at some times, much like an obsessive nanny, always fussing over the cleanliness of the house. |
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After all, aren't there innumerable warnings out there about how easy it is to mess up your computer by fussing with the registry? |
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But the dormouse went fussing about anyway, straightening and re-arranging. |
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Betsy was fussing with the thick curls, artfully twisting them around her fingers to form short ringlets. |
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After that, waiters in bow ties get busy fussing with silverware and bringing on the hot courses. |
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He was busy fussing the returning dancers, lying about what a wonderful show they'd put on. |
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He stood before it fussing with his tunic, his robe and his prayer shawl, making sure his attire was perfect. |
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Saturday night, Kara was primping in front of the mirror and nervously fussing with her hair. |
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I haven't witnessed as much fussing with curtain tie-backs since I last tuned into Changing Rooms. |
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Jedidah didn't understand why her hostess was fussing with such pageantry in her own home for this begrimed gypsy. |
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Mrs. Ellis is the traditional mother hen, always fussing over her little brood. |
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She loved fussing over him, mussing his hair and trying to force him to take home food. |
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At lunchtime, Dad took me to the staffroom where the fussing over me increased dramatically. |
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There were young mothers and grandmothers, all fussing over their children. |
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A slight, sickly child, he grew increasingly odd and eccentric, throwing tantrums, fussing about and repeatedly breaking wind. |
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There were chipmunks and squirrels fussing, rabbits hopping and jumping, and even an owl hooting softly. |
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The reverse backlight stays illuminated as long as you're fussing with buttons. |
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They went out and joined other soldiers fussing in the streets, marauding the city. |
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All of the household servants were in a twitter over the fact that she was finally home again, fussing over her like a child. |
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There's no fussing, no fist-pounding, no nay-saying, finger-pointing, whining or otherwise ungentlemanly or unlady-like conduct to be noted. |
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Instead of fussing over the cost of replacing her box spring every few months, he brought in a futon for her to sleep on. |
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Fuming and fussing, Larroquette knows exactly how to produce a mildly funny line into a gut buster. |
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I'd been up since six, cleaning and fussing indecisively over my wardrobe, and I'd eventually settled on a warm brown sweater and khaki pants. |
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Five minutes later, Keyan was in the medical bay, stripped down to his boxers, with a medic fussing over him, muttering oaths about how barbaric the fights were. |
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But once his gloves, pads, inners and headgear became unable to accommodate any more bespoke alterations, he turned his fussing towards his dietary requirements. |
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It's also possible that the crying and fussing could be from lactose intolerance. |
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We are hissing and fussing at the faintest lilt of an accent. |
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But I am still convinced that fussing about the powers at European level will not by definition improve the situation very much. |
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No one is fussing with that but it is a mistake to use a bill, which primarily should be about sport, as an excuse to promote bilingualism. |
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My passing further disgruntled gloomy herons slouching along the bank, and startled grebes and coots fussing around in ever contracting pools of water. |
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Bring everyday salads, vegetables, chicken, white fish and shellfish alive without adding salt or fussing with fresh lime. |
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He treated me like a daughter he never had, fussing and worrying about me. |
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He said that fretting and fussing about rural housing is a very superficial symptom of a much greater and far deeper change the collapse of agriculture. |
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My second question is addressed to both the Council and the Commission: we are all fussing about encryption. |
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Back-up memories without fussing with a PC or quickly free up memory on your camcorder. |
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Men also tend to resent ideas coming from women's groups as they think they are fussing and selfpitying. |
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She sat down at the dressing table, the maid fussing with her hair. |
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They do this in all types of weather and all types of health never refusing or fussing at us for our phone calls or requests for help. |
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A number of our friends lined up for cuddles with the wee darling, and several photos of people who we had not hitherto suspected of being clucky fussing Rebecca now exist. |
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The hole in his chest through which the drug flowed required some fussing, but there was no discomfort. |
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We waited and waited, and Boris, growing restless, wandered about, fussing with modelling wax and red clay. |
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As they went to examine the young patient together, PO immediately noticed that the baby was drooling and fussing as the mother tried to comfort him with a pacifier. |
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There was much fussing over him at dinner, bowing, scraping, curtseying, the punctilios the English lavish on their titled heads. |
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It was so quiet you could hear squirrels chirring and birds fussing. |
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There's a bizarre subplot about a manhunt for a terrorist and much fussing over a mollycoddled pet dog who has a CAT scan. |
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I start by holding my glasses in my hand instead of fussing with the mask. |
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Let us stop fussing about how we achieve marginal reductions in what we call fraud, and instead think more deeply about the true value that is added by all this misuse of EU taxpayers' cash. |
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Three line cooks darted around him, fussing over black plates laid out on a checkered towel under a heating lamp, saucing and garnishing and somehow not running into one another. |
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By the twelfth week of life, the total duration of crying and fussing had fallen to an average of one hour per day, which is about half that seen at 6 weeks of age. |
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You spend less time fussing, waiting and missing photo ops. |
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But for all the fanfare, fussing over minorities seems unlikely to swing many votes. At first glance, minorities do look like a constituency worth courting. |
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They spend their time fussing over club rules. |
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Forget fussing about its useless website: websites can be fixed. |
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A clinical study showed that at 2 weeks of age, infants fed with an Avent bottle showed less fussing than infants fed with another leading bottle, especially at night. |
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It is nothing greater or lesser than a personal mix-tape, with all the obsessive fussing and guileless invention that goes into such compilations. |
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He will join the theatre group at his all-boys school and learn to type at his uncle's company. His cousins, Mala and Selvi, have other things on their minds, like fussing over boys and which dress to wear to Mala's party. |
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When they aren't sure what they want to play with, are fussing or tired, they may end up lying on a pillow and I let them experience that frustration and make their own choices. |
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So it is with many African countries, fed up with the intrusiveness of Europeans and Americans fussing about corruption or torture and clamouring for accountability. |
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He has cat nip rubbed on to stairs, food is tipped in to a metal bowl, all of his toys are noisy, and you must speak to him and let him smell your hand before fussing. |
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The Army, making its first attempt to shoot the moon, had spent weeks fussing over the Juno II, a 60-ton Jupiter IRBM with a spike of high-speed rockets. |
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His grandmother will never quit fussing over his vegetarianism. |
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