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v.t.Transitive VerbTo make something important seem unimportant
You shouldn't trivialize the importance of this work
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How to architect a collaborative big data platform (Google Cloud Next '17)
- I'm probably going to trivialize a handful of details, but stay with me.
I'm probably going to trivialize a handful of details, but stay with me.
- I'm probably going to trivialize a handful of details,
I'm probably going to trivialize a handful of details,
Trump Hits Les Miz, Elon Repents & RFK Jr. Infects CDC’s Vaccine Committee | The Daily Show
- And someone who just wants to cut funding can trivialize any research because, yeah, trying to make dogs salivate by ringing a bell sounds weird,
And someone who just wants to cut funding can trivialize any research because, yeah, trying to make dogs salivate by ringing a bell sounds weird,
- And someone who just wants to cut funding can trivialize any research because, yeah, trying to make dogs salivate by ringing a bell sounds weird, but it proved an important point that dogs love bells, I think.
And someone who just wants to cut funding can trivialize any research because, yeah, trying to make dogs salivate by ringing a bell sounds weird, but it proved an important point that dogs love bells, I think.
In My Seat - A Pilot's Story from Sept 10th - 11th
- That's not to trivialize what happened to Tom.
That's not to trivialize what happened to Tom.
- One is far more significant than the other. That's not to trivialize what happened to
One is far more significant than the other. That's not to trivialize what happened to
What Japanese women are saying about discrimination in Japan
- Whenever a problem comes up, people say, "It was worse back in my day," or, "It's always been like this," or, "It's worse in other countries." All I can say is, "So what?" Don't try to trivialize the problems we're facing with worthless comparisons like that.
Whenever a problem comes up, people say, "It was worse back in my day," or, "It's always been like this," or, "It's worse in other countries." All I can say is, "So what?" Don't try to trivialize the problems we're facing with worthless comparisons like that.
10 Types Of People You Need To Completely Avoid
- Spending too much time around envious people is dangerous, because they teach you to trivialize your own accomplishments.
Spending too much time around envious people is dangerous, because they teach you to trivialize your own accomplishments.