Then she remembered Del sleepwalked with alarming regularity and shrugged it off. |
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Taylor shrugged and smiled, then frowned slightly as she thought about that. |
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Tory shrugged into the soft green tank top and slipped quickly into her pajamas pants. |
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I glanced down uninterestedly at the small smear of blood on my left foot and shrugged before replying. |
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Dante looked at the man questioningly, but just shrugged and unlashed the sheath from his belt. |
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For Camus, the recognition of absurdity cannot be shrugged off with an ironic smile. |
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He shrugged unresponsively, which I knew was his way of meaning yes without saying so. |
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I shrugged and then dashed the last length, my cheeks flushed in a rosy pink. |
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I shrugged my shoulders as unsuspiciously as I could, but waited until he stopped looking at me to go back to my thoughts. |
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She shrugged it off and told herself it would take some time to break her old habits. |
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When local residents expressed concern after the prison break, the company simply shrugged it off. |
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At last he shrugged, and turned back to his game of solitaire on the computer. |
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He shrugged his shoulders, trying to get comfortable in his suit of chainmail, but his vambraces were making his forearm feel heavy. |
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She shrugged off her wet robe and pulled on a new one that seemed to accent her dark features even more. |
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I shrugged a little before reaching up, rubbing my hand against the back of my neck. |
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Kari shrugged then looped her arm through his, leaning her head on his shoulder. |
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He shrugged, and though he tried to appear nonchalant she could tell he was pleased by her approval, which made her smile even more. |
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I shrugged in the most nonchalant way possible and crawled up onto my knees so I could fall back to sit against the wall comfortably. |
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He shrugged, utterly nonchalant, and it was then she realised he hadn't touched a drop of rum all evening. |
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As she lined up the ruler on the map, he looked over her shoulder and shrugged. |
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I shrugged uselessly, before I turned to hear Alex's laugh vibrating in the room. |
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Allison Tennison shrugged, looking up at the image on her bridge viewscreen. |
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He toyed with the idea of trying to explain but realised he probably did not have all day, so he just shrugged. |
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I shrugged slightly and pretended to discover a dark spot on my sleeve, which I immediately attended to with the greatest care. |
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I frowned in confusion, shrugged and turned back to my dancing partner dilemma. |
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I shrugged, dropping my half burned cigarette to the ground, squashing it beneath my foot. |
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Several struck him, piercing his armor and numbing his limbs with cold, but the stoic fighter shrugged it off and rushed the foe again. |
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Anthony shrugged his shoulders in his very indifferent way, looking about as if he was looking at a sea of faceless people. |
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He shrugged off the first tackle and from a standing start sped through the Brods' defence to score under the posts. |
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The realisation induced a moment or two of panic, and then I shrugged and figured it would all come out in the wash. |
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They shrugged after the second Test was lost by a whimper, then spoke of relief when defeat was staved off in the third. |
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She shrugged off the mental tags of the agent and their handlers and headed left down the dark carpeted hallway. |
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He shrugged off that thought after a while when his handphone started ringing in his pocket. |
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Karolek shrugged and turned to watch the happily giggling blonde girl on the swings. |
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Deciding that it was either now or never, I shrugged my shoulders in a careless manner, as if it were no big deal. |
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But even he was shrugged off in the final 100 yards as the favourite ran out a convincing winner. |
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He shrugged his slender shoulders in a careless manner still staring at her irately. |
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She shrugged the thought and continued filing the folders in the metal cabinet. |
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Derrick shrugged, remembering the look on her face when she caught him and the horse involved in the one-sided conversation. |
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Alex shrugged as she dug out a small chunk and stuck it in her mouth and groaned in heartfelt appreciation. |
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Heldrow shrugged, feeling the hood of his cloak slip down and reveal his blue streaked blond hair. |
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The old man wearing a striped shirt shrugged innocently while the both of us slid off the small round chairs. |
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The play stunned the Redskins, who after the game shrugged their shoulders and said they were simply outjumped. |
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He shrugged with an elaborate swing of his shoulders, a typical response from any adolescent who wasn't in the mood for sharing. |
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Her daughter was behaving oddly but she shrugged it off as a symptom of head concussion. |
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Moni-chan shrugged again, this time trying to shake off the sneaking chill of fear. |
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Thomas' voice accepted the reference to his illness without a quaver, and he shrugged. |
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Zeke shrugged, and as they went out the door, they heard the intercom chittering. |
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I shrugged and walked to the counter, feet shuffling along the Persian carpet. |
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Stott, a former ice hockey player, has shrugged off the slightly hot-headed image of his teenage years. |
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Although chuffed I shrugged that off as a polite, but unrealistic, compliment. |
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Rick shrugged and continued throwing the hula hoop to a guy May had never seen before. |
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The secretary raised her eyebrows and shrugged, then turned on her swivel chair and continued filing colored pages in a large cabinet. |
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As best as he could, Thomas shrugged and his scowl gave way to feigned indifference. |
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Evan also clanked his chains as he shrugged and slouched further down in his seat, staring at his scarred wrists. |
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He patted each pocket a second time and shrugged his shoulders and looked down at his hands. |
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Hank got up with a groan and, feeling every one of his 46 years, he shrugged his suspenders back over his middle-age paunch. |
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He shrugged, book marking the answer book and closing it, setting aside the rest of the student papers to be corrected later. |
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Evangeline shrugged and gestured to the tray of teacups on the coffee table. |
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She blinked and shrugged, suddenly back in my room and not up in the clouds. |
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Crawford shrugged him off and then clouted the ball from 30 yards with his other foot this time, the right one. |
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Bobby peered into those pale, penetrating eyes, sort of shrugged and gave her a feeble chipmunk smile. |
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Sophia shook her head, shrugged, and continued to skip down the stairs with enthusiasm and pep. |
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Oramo shrugged off the Jeremiahs who were predicting that without Rattle the CBSO would back into obscurity. |
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It definitely was a downer, but Tyson creased the paper and shrugged it off nonetheless, with the reminder that he would see his father again. |
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He shrugged and gave the the same gentle smile as before and pulled me into a hug. |
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Jackson shrugged, balling up the leftover scraps of his sandwich and stuffing them into his bag. |
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Nerissa shrugged in return as she scratched out whatever it had been that she'd been drawing. |
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Gashes and knocks that would put a professional footballer out of action for weeks tend to be shrugged off. |
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Kathy shrugged and stood up, throwing her scrubbing brush back into the bucket. |
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He said he's had fans bow down before him, and shrugged off the hardships of playing the physically demanding part. |
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The rest of the table laughed with her as Bryan shrugged and started piling food onto his plate. |
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I shrugged off the thoughts and went back to staring at my map, my cheeks flaming from embarrassment. |
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Erin shrugged his shoulders and pointed out the window to a bright object just visible in the distance. |
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James shrugged, attempting to look innocent but failing miserably with that self-satisfied smirk on his face. |
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The attendant looked at the man, then at the phone book, and shrugged before hurling it over the wall into the waste area. |
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Hamish shrugged, not wanting to let her know the real reason behind his bed-hopping ways. |
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But the fact that he's a serial exaggerator is exactly why this story should receive attention, not why it should be shrugged off. |
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I shrugged off my prejudices and decided to visit the state where my ancestors, along with hundreds of other Scottish families, had settled. |
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I shrugged, tossed the shuttle casually to my right, and smacked it anywhere over the net. |
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In the nearing dusk I watched as she shrugged her shoulders and slid her thumbs through the belt loops of her shorts. |
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Any innocent comment that previously would go right over my head and be shrugged off will let forth a stream of abuse. |
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She shrugged slowly, climbing onto his lap as he took a seat in the recliner. |
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Nevertheless, he shrugged it off when the disturbing image of an inert Birdie recurred in his mind again. |
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I shrugged and went down to the cafeteria, ordering a bagel, cream cheese and chocolate milk instead of the nauseating vegetarian soup. |
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For two 50-minute sets the crowd shrugged and shimmied to the rhythm of a more blithe and brilliant era. |
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William shrugged, and gripped the bowl with his left hand, picking at something brown with the other. |
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I shrugged it off, and went to my locker, and was in the process of doing the combination when I felt someone's eyes on me. |
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Aidan shrugged and turned away from him, but Darren saw her face redden as she blushed. |
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Anticipating Corissa's question and inquiring gaze, Magdalena looked to the side and shrugged a little. |
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When she couldn't find anyone, she shrugged and went inside the restaurant just next to the truck stop they were in. |
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In the past this kind of stunt would have been shrugged off as a tasteless example of daytime television. |
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They smiled, shrugged off our thanks, told us gruffly to keep up the work, and told us to come back sometime, anytime. |
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He shrugged them off, dismissing them as his mind playing tricks in a strange place. |
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I had just shrugged into a light coat when I felt a looming presence at my back. |
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The initial amazement and anger which greeted his decision has given way, in most quarters, to shrugged resignation. |
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He had completely forgotten about the conversation, and just shrugged it off. |
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She shrugged it off as unimportant information as the man asked another question. |
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Ashlee just shrugged the criticism off as usual, but deep down I know it hurts her. |
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He shrugged in uncaring resignation and reclined back into a more comfortable position. |
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The new people looked confused and the veterans of the school shrugged it off and gobbled down the sandwich forgetting about the name in the bag. |
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He grabbed a wad of toilet paper and folded it up, pressing it hard to slow the blood, then shrugged on his bathrobe and went back to his bed. |
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The other girl just shrugged and came a little closer, leering oddly at Kathleen. |
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Eventually she just shrugged her shoulders and gave her brother a sideward glance. |
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Marlo shrugged away, trying to mask his smile with a scowl, which only resulted in a tight-lipped frown, eyes twinkling. |
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I shrugged, Joe shrugged too and both of us had decided that silence is golden. |
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Everyone discreetly turned his or her head towards Jordan, ready for the retort, and the angry outburst, but he merely shrugged. |
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When asked why the government did not rebut them as it did when anti-government stories appeared, he just shrugged his shoulders. |
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He shrugged his shoulders for a moment before locking eyes, allowing a simper to play on his face. |
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She ran a brush through her hair and added a dash of color to her lips, and then shrugged at herself in the mirror. |
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He merely shrugged then motioned a waitress over and ordered himself a beer. |
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I shrugged, then just as Mothers car is pulling out into traffic, little girl waves and blows me a kiss, which made me smile. |
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I thought that was kind of a weird thing to ask of me, but I shrugged and nodded anyways. |
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One failed candidate shrugged, and said that he would just have to try harder next time. |
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Michael shrugged, unruffled, but I saw his fist curl and uncurl at his side and knew it hurt. |
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He shrugged and resumed his watch with a sigh after moments of silence, believing he had imagined the noise. |
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Sherri shrugged, picked up the clicker and flicked it off as the animated Mount'n Man was trying to out-run a swarm of angry cartoon bees. |
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I tried, clamping my hand onto his arm in a desperate effort to make him understand, but he shrugged me off. |
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Lily shrugged, and Emma set out the eggs and milk and bread for French toast. |
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Ryan Robertson piped in as he shrugged his jersey over his shoulders, his comment causing a ripple of laughter throughout the locker room. |
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Deciding that if asked, I could blame my night walk on sleepwalking, I shrugged and strode purposely towards the building. |
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I shrugged indifferently, though I felt my face grow a little hot. |
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He simply shrugged and hummed while scrambling some eggs on the hot plate. |
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The homeroom instructor, however, simply shrugged and marked her off. |
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He shrugged, and his eyes glimmered slightly with an undetectable sadness. |
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What had been shrugged off in, say, California, was greeted in Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ohio, and Michigan as an affront. |
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He just smiled, grandly shrugged his shoulders and went back to living his life as anonymously as possible. |
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Three months ago, the two had a baby together and the Internet mostly just shrugged. |
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He shrugged and took another piece of the baklava, considering it in his fingers for a moment. |
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The Queen looked at him blankly, smiled and shrugged her shoulders politely as she turned and moved on. |
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He shrugged off suggestions that he would call time on his career. |
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She finally shrugged, sending wavelets racing each other across the pool. |
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The boy shrugged and walked across it to the side with the handle. |
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And, while contrite, she very coolly shrugged her shoulders over the whole thing. |
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Last year the Color of Change group called out Rush for his coziness with the industry, a claim he shrugged off. |
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When we lost another officer to an IED late in the deployment, we shrugged our shoulders. |
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Ramirez shrugged and moved to the dispenser to refresh his drink. |
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I thought about doing the slow, laborious walk, but shrugged off the idea. |
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Rebecca leaned back into his hold and shrugged with resignation. |
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He gave her a smile that was almost apologetic, then he shrugged. |
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She shrugged, and then rolled off to her side, yawning and falling asleep. |
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England's batting hero shrugged off such trifling concerns, laughed at the nine fielders posted on boundary patrol, and promptly lofted a six over them. |
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Unmoved by a chorus of anguished cries, the Biltmore crew calmly rounded up the glasses, tallied the tabs and shrugged off entreaties for special dispensation. |
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Whatever the truth, Miller hardly seems to have shrugged it off when the partner married a paralegal who worked in their office. |
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She shrugged and gathered up the dirty instruments from my tray. |
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When a Miami Herald reporter caught up to Hy, he shrugged off news that a hit that might have been put out on him and his brother. |
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Now he straightened his embroidered jerkin and fluffed his lace cuffs with a fastidious air, and the strings of the balalaika on his back sang gently as he shrugged. |
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Havel was a hero who shrugged off the title, understandably uncomfortable with the assumptions of stony perfection. |
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Dale shrugged his shoulders and went back to his spaghetti and meatballs. |
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As he climbed into his tilbury some twenty yards away, Isolde shrugged. |
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He shrugged, quickly, and stuffed the toffees back into his pocket. |
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She shrugged away at the touch of my hand, and continued her tale. |
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Zach shrugged, the faintest traces of a smile appearing on his lips. |
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But once again I minded my manners and just shrugged and left. |
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I've counseled both of them separately, but it hasn't seemed to have done much good, as the two of them continue to bicker over things that would normally be shrugged off. |
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The matriarch shrugged her shoulders and said that supplies were short. |
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He shrugged and stared at his brother, no emotions showing on his face. |
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My husband shrugged it off as just another one of my confusing emotional episodes, soon to pass with a lot of chocolate and a strong pot of coffee. |
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He's been threatening us on occasion for a year now, so I shrugged it off. |
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He was told about it and he kind of shrugged it off as we did. |
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She stared at him, confused by the cold dismissal, but shrugged it off. |
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When asked if the weather bothered them, they shrugged it off. |
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Following our gazes, he looked at it too and shrugged indifferently. |
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I shrugged and watched her put two waffles in a toaster for me. |
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Skye shrugged as she adjusted the shoulder straps of her green two-piece. |
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The mousy-haired girl just stabbed at her salad and shrugged. |
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He shrugged, muscles rippling beneath his bare bronzed skin. |
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I shrugged nonchalantly and our breakfast was eaten in silence. |
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He pulled two small daggers from his bootstraps and shrugged. |
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Umberto shrugged, she puffed again and blew a languid smoke ring. |
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But after the first news items allowed by the censors, the talk in the Nissen hut resumed is the men shrugged off what had been expected for weeks. |
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He looked taken aback by my brusqueness, but quickly shrugged it off. |
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He would have been shrugged off as just another unlucky cancer victim had not his widow been determined to find out what the tiny spear-like fibres in his lungs were. |
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Jake shrugged nonchalantly, prudently ignoring Daniel's stupid comment. |
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I shrugged and burrowed back underneath my sheets although I wasn't tired. |
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He shrugged his shoulders, which were cloaked in a large Scottish flag, and headed back to the pub. |
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I shrugged, hooked Danielle's arm through mine, and followed Ryan. |
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Parsons shrugged his shoulders and gave Bradley a careless look. |
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After a moment of hesitation, Joe shrugged and pocketed the money. |
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Victoria sultrily grinned at him and shrugged as if it were nothing, then strutted up to him in a way that made Alex's breath catch in his throat. |
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Harley shrugged, but then decided to give her his honest, sincere reply. |
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Thilda shrugged her shoulders and took a swallow of her mead. |
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He worried and she shrugged in return, clambering to her feet. |
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Andrew shrugged and then hid his face behind his ice bag again. |
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He shrugged it off and yelled at some kid who forgot their hall pass. |
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He leaned on his hands and shrugged, indifferent to Curt's attitude. |
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Holly shrugged, picking at her long, pale purple finger nails. |
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Dreyden shrugged brushed it off, politely giving him the finger. |
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I shrugged it off and sat next to him on the leather sofa, trying to tell myself that it was pleather and there were no animals harmed in the making of it. |
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Vincent shrugged sluggishly before plopping back down on the leather sofa. |
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Kymenos shrugged and turned back to grooming Sykeen, though in fact he got in only a few strokes with the brush before Sykeen danced sideways away from him, flirting his tail. |
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The top-weight shrugged of his impost with the minimum of fuss, easing into the lead with less than four furlongs to go and then scampering away for a seven lengths success. |
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I shrugged and sat beside him, focusing on demolishing my ice cream. |
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Emma shrugged her shoulders and spooned coffee granules into two mugs. |
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I shrugged and threw a rock into the slowly encroaching darkness. |
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Suddenly finding the dirty dishwater fascinating, she shrugged. |
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I tested it distrustfully, and then finally shrugged to myself. |
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He shrugged and dolloped a spoonful of sour cream onto his food. |
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The donkeyman shrugged, but the hairs on his ears stood on end. |
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They were strongly influenced by Greek culture, their city-states were ruled by kings and their territory included Rome until it shrugged off the Etruscan yoke. |
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He shrugged forbearingly, and stared at a framed photograph of Monsieur Cordier on the mantelpiece. |
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Jill shrugged again, this time defeatedly, as if some toy had been bullied from her hands. |
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Richard Johnson shrugged off the effects of his Cheltenham crash on Wishfull Thinking in the Champion Chase to win on 9-2 shot Volador. |
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The counterman still had no clue who she was, ran her credit card with her name on it and shrugged. |
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The hunter fired at the geese and missed, then shrugged his shoulders and chambered another cartridge. |
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Earlier, the lawyers had contacted the Siedler firm, which shrugged off the complaints. |
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Unfortunately, the city has shrugged off calls for the relocation of the clubs. |
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Sitting on the chair's edge, he shrugged a shoulder until his dolman fell into place, then balanced his helmet on his knee like a pampered pet. |
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Billy Davies' men shrugged off Darius Henderson's opener and hit back with two fine goals in 15 minutes from David Nugent and Dickson Etuhu. |
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When Hel shrugged and changed the subject diplomatically, the nape of Diamond's neck horripilated with embarrassment. |
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Manchester United shrugged off injuries to Phil Jones and Ashley Young to thrash a lifeless Fulham side. |
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She looked at me quizzically, and, with equal confusion, I shrugged. |
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The Bankies shrugged off last week's shock defeat to Craigmark with doubles from Graeme Ramage and Jamie Campbell helping seal a place in the Scottish Cup third round. |
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In battle, the plaid was customarily shrugged off before the charge bit home, and the warrior came into contact with only his long, saffron shirt to preserve modesty. |
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For Suess, summing up folding and thrusting in a dozen mountain chains, orogenic events happened when the earth shrugged violently and pulled itself together. |
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Sharjeel Memon, despite being perturbed by Rahim's statement, shrugged it off saying that the former CM was not such a great prophesier as to be able to make such predictions. |
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Before boarding, Dixon had suffered a mini-stroke at his hotel but had shrugged it off as a minor ailment he thought he could sleep off on the plane. |
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The councillor son of Jackie Healy-Rae angrily shrugged off suggestions his family epitomised gombeen politics by only working for the good of their constituency. |
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Ireland shrugged off that blow and roared back but the visitors held out for the point to temprarily go above Germany into second place, before their game with Gibralter. |
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When he saw the problem, he just shrugged and started fixing it. |
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