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And because we see them as less threatening, no big deal, they could actually be more likely to cause unintentional harm.
And because we see them as less threatening – no big deal – they could actually be more likely to cause unintentional harm.
DRock is so excited right now that I can barely deal with the tension in the room.
deal with the tension in the room.
THIS AND DEAL WITH IT
DEAL APPROVED IN THE
Huge deal, never been done before.
There are solutions in place now to deal with the sudden high demand for these drugs for people who need them.
to deal with the sudden high demand
What really sealed the deal for me was my time as a teacher and my time is a nanny.
But it hasn't come up, it hasn't become a deal breaker up to this point.
"I think Winston is a much bigger deal
They say Pecker and Cohen worked out a deal that ultimately paid McDougal $150,000 for her silence,
In fact, he made such a big deal out of it that his followers recorded this in the Book of Rites, one of the Five Classics that make up the core of Confucian philosophy.
- I don't think that it's much of a big deal.
- And I don't know how to deal with this sometimes.