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A state of emergency was introduced without any great fuss: life was to go on as normal.

The flight attendant is amazed and asks him what he said to get her to move back to economy without causing any fuss.

There is every probability that she will make a fuss over the matter.

NOT since the launch of Windows 95 more than a decade ago has your correspondent seen such a fuss over a new piece of software.

the fuss that he made of her.

You used to say I made a big fuss, in fact what I fear is one day we break our connection all of a sudden.

Others might think that I am putting so much fuss on the matter. But wait, this simple task should not be ignored.

For Israel, it seems, the only accepted response is to submit and stop making a fuss of any kind.

All come determined to be happy, with the kind of grim resolve with which one determines not to make a fuss at the dentist's .

If there is nothing to it, why is such a fuss made of the thing?

For those of you who are a little perplexed, Japan Real Time explains why such a fuss is being made over these obscure elements.

She began to make a fuss asking from where he got the coins. Finally he told her that it was the baraka of the Shaykh.

Mr Schultz is about to discover whether they are possible for a company that has made such a fuss about giving power to its customers.

would spoil you children if you keep on making a fuss of him.

As he recounts his experiences, his wife whispers a quiet warning: "Don't make a fuss and stir up trouble. "

I said I might be late for dinner but he made such a fuss that I thought I'd better arrive on time.

You are such a romantic soul by nature that someone only needs to make a fuss of you and you may consider falling in love with this person.

There can be few cities the size of Los Angeles where the prospect of a nine-storey office complex would cause such a fuss.

The fuss did demonstrate how much trouble national libraries are having deciding what to store from the internet.

The first part of the book introduces jQuery and helps you to understand what the fuss is all about.

Adults do, their self-righteous rich background, the expansion of the matter indefinitely, in the end but a fuss.

So is all this fuss and expense really worth it?

Sleeping late is nothing but a common habit among the young and has no bearing on morality. There is no need to make a fuss about it.

And, except for a little fuss over the Internet being blocked in the press center, the International Olympic Committee was fine with that.

The Brics (Brazil, Russia, India and China) were angry enough to make a fuss, but did not have the coherence to agree on a standard-bearer.

In a fuss, he found only an axe, saw, hammer and a pair of scissors were available in the kit.

On the sports pages, there has been a bit of fuss about a new type of football, which actually travels in the direction intended.

We decided to take a look to see what all the fuss is about.

It would cause too much fuss in Whitehall, he said, and there were enough problems there as it was.

That initial debate has cooled, however, and many in the scientific field now seem to be wondering what all the fuss was about.

"Now, youngsters, " said the slave dealer, "let's have no fuss and then you'll have nothing to cry about. All aboard . "

His mother makes a fuss of him every time he comes home.

"Fuss! " she hotly replied. "Nonsense! How can you say such a thing! Fuss, indeed! But, you know, you said he was clever. "

But a little advance preparation can go a long way in helping you get through all that pre-flight rigmarole with minimum fuss.

taking poor Gouvernail seriously and making a fuss about him, the last thing he would desire or expect.

Astronomers recently made a fuss about Pluto, saying that it's not really big enough to be called a planet (see "Pluto and the Plutons " ).

This has a bit of structure to it, but is flexible enough that I don't have to really fuss with it.

In his action and movement he is deliberate and yet alert, he makes no unnecessary movements when he is doing a thing---no fuss.

As you can see, bind mounts are extremely powerful and make it easy to make modifications to your filesystem layout without any fuss.

If it seems like a lot of fuss over a TV show, you've never tuned in to the ABC Family series, currently in its first season.

I might have lost the company if I had made a fuss over the lost customer.

"Japan shouldn't be making such a fuss about this, " he said before going off to have his waistline measured.

Don't make so much fuss over the children , otherwise you'll spoil them .

That would be handy for Mr Osborne if he needs to raise more tax without too much of a fuss.

Don't make a fuss over such a incident between them.

Newspapers make such an awful fuss of this sort of thing.

"It was just unbelievable, the amount of attention, " Ms. Kristmundottir said. "I never understood all the fuss over a single hot dog. "

This is such a little thing, for me to be bringing in pride, for me to be making such a fuss about.

If the president had said what he did in a single statement, and explained himself better, the fuss would have been much less.

Making too much of a fuss about privacy could turn off users, he said.

Normally, I wouldn't make such a fuss over a sixth man, but Childress was the glue that held the team together -- he was very underrated .

He kicked up such a fuss when his wife returned home late.

You've never seen anything like the fuss she made when Richard spilt a drop of wine on her blouse.

What will count now is the spine to see through controversial investigations, however much fuss the grocers and the rest of them kick up.

The matter concluded without too much fuss.

FM is the kind of word-of-mouth game that any football fan needs to play just to see what all of the fuss is about.

Does Bo wonder, in whatever way he might be capable, what all the fuss is about?

And she's like my grandmother was, sort of a no-fuss type of person.

Slowly flow to make a fuss over minor things on coming in to call, and hurtle he after death of the miss say: See?

I wish that he had not made so much fuss about it .

Since flying into Britain to clean up the mess in Wapping he has made some odd mistakes, notably making such a fuss over Rebekah Brooks.

A bit of fuss for that.

We DO not see why there should be so much fuss about it.

With such a small thing, please do not make a fuss!

Accustomed to making a fuss of it. The deduction into a silly mood.

For all the fuss about Britain, the main failure in Brussels was to draw up a plan to save the euro.

Many people dig that book, but I never quite see what the fuss is all about.

Don't make so much fuss over the children.

A morning routine can also help you get out the door faster with little fuss.

What I have most is making a great C. fuss about such a simple matter.

She probably was only saying she didn't want a party because she didn't want you to fuss, you think to yourself.

If knocked over glasses, etc. , do not make a fuss, can only say sorry.

They should be generous enough to make a dud boss leave without a fuss or a lawsuit, but no more.

To enhance the competitiveness of weak brands, only from the marketing strategy is not enough to make a fuss about.

The companies that sell professional-grade PCR machines to laboratories are predictably unimpressed by all this fuss.

All this fuss suggests, not that bosses are growing more horrible, but that employees expect them to be more agreeable.

French satirists had a field day, as did the opposition. "So much fuss for so little! " , mocked Martine Aubry, the Socialist leader.

When the day of the ball came, they made such a fuss.

The water travelling past our lowest pipes makes more night-time fuss, or seems to, than during daytime.

Would he really have wanted all the fuss and attention that would be caused by his long-time mistress gatecrashing his funeral?

Like he owned the place. Table to himself, against the wall. Waiter fuss in ' over him like he loved him. And dressed! Oh, Gee!

It is always man who makes a big fuss with a big noise at the turning of the year. Time passes elegantly and quietly, never makes a sound.

And meanwhile, as was not surprising after the fuss Roucolle had made, the affair had been noised all over the quarter.

But now I think it a very, very wise arrangement. It' s like a light that is extinguished. Not very much to make a fuss about.

While his wife was busy taking care of their sick child, he stopped the thought of making fuss on housework.

Degree of non-compliance, daily new guise, in the form of making a fuss, works of art will be a lack of inner life.

Despite all the fuss, less favoured euro-zone borrowers have been far from shunned by the bond market.

She does fuss the children about and always worries about their minor illnesses.

of course, don't play such a fuss about this, here is hell.

Even speak, even if sometimes accomplished professionals should not be much of a fuss.

He had not made so much fuss about it.

If retirement were not hedged about by an institutional thicket , these solutions would arrive without much fuss.

Having made a fuss over that, they do not want the public to be aware that so many bridges being neglected now have a worse situation.

Bill, don't be such a cry baby about going to the dentist. Look at your little sister-she's not making a fuss about it.

Lidl recently caused a fuss in Dublin, when it bid for a site on fashionable Grafton Street: critics complained it would lower the tone.

'We have multiple fora' for dealing with currencies issues, she said. 'I wouldn't fuss about a new setting.

You put up with that boring period without a fuss, happily ate hamburgers every meal in the car, sang with Barney until you fell asleep.

So far, Mr Karzai has praised the IEC, reserving his criticism for the foreigners who made a fuss about fraud.

And for all of its commercialism , I would still create a HUGE fuss if someone tried to take away my access to the Internet!

Human mind should be calm in dealing with this new thing, and gradually adapt to it, rather than make a fuss.

When there is no thought is there the "me" at all, about whom we make so much fuss and noise?

Wayne Bridge - Walks up and snuffs out the snake danger, quickly, quietly, and without fuss. Chelsea fans make up a song about it.

Huang asked the cooks why they were making such a fuss about one little turtle.

It is all very well for Brussels types to fuss about parity between big countries and small, north and south, or left and right, she argues.

Through all this fifty or sixty years' fuss, both tribes were there every Sunday, to worship.

And his initial plan as retirement hove into view was to "escape the headlines and the fuss" and have nothing more to do with football.

I have ever heard someone say that in China nothing is impossible, so I think there is no need to make such a fuss about this phenomenon.

Do not make a big fuss by saying the armed force control the party now. Jiang is not a general.

The various psychotherapeutic dogmas about which such a great fuss is made do not, therefore, amount to very much in the end.

She will not fuss "like a cat on hot bricks" if he goes out when it is "raining cats and dogs" .

Like Apple, Amazon has tens of millions of user accounts already linked to credit cards, and a reputation for no-fuss customer service.

THE fuss about the fate of England's forests looks like a perfect example of the "Big Society" ethos that David Cameron wants to foster.

Far from it; she would fuss over them , worry about them, and be ever anxious that they were getting enough good nourishing food to eat .

Why all this fuss with paper and pens and ballot boxes when machines can simplify the whole task?

Stop all this fuss and get on with your report.

Thellos is but just a small loss to us. Don't make a fuss over it.

As a modern digital consumer, you tend to know what you want and want to do it with a minimum of fuss.

Some of this fuss reflects the culture shock in countries suddenly facing the full rigours of Anglo-American capitalism.

This 8% study is said to be reserved, quiet, without fuss, and hold themselves and others to a high standard.

We're currently asking around to see what we can gather about this whole fuss and investigate it ourselves.

Some people also think, may be upside down and ignore the critical matter, but ignored the trivial matter of making a fuss.

This talk, and a book that subsequently emerges from it, cause quite a fuss.

said he'd better be getting back or there'd be a fuss.

The fuss seems to have died down.

Why all this fuss? A water fight among playful youth at a water park.

If that whore of a sister saw it, she would kick up a ruckus. She makes too much fuss.

All the fuss got me to thinking that the whole self-evaluation thing is maybe a tad overrated.

What I would like on my last day is just to slip away with no goodbyes and no fuss.

He was greeted warmly by the Randolphs, who made a big fuss over him, while Nora gave him a cold and unpleasant stare.

Don't make such a fuss about that small cut on your finger.

I find it hard enough to keep my own in order to have the energy to fuss over anyone else's.

It was a fact that he didn't make much of a fuss about, usually.

So there was quite a fuss in 2005 when the chief executive, Donald Tsang, declared that families should have three children.

Diplomats at a conference make a great fuss over the shape of the table as they play the procedural game.

Girls are different. They like to be doted onn, and made a fuss of! You must make her fell like she is a only person in the world!

In fact, the fuss was made of Henry Allingham, because he was just an ordinary man.

Somehow when China recycles some old rusted Russian military equipment or try to clone ours people get worried or make a fuss about it.

So many men have done far far more than ever I've done and there's no fuss made of them.

The child had a fuss with his brother about who would get the prize.

Don't make such a fuss about a little scratch.

She is the kind of person who will kick up a fuss about a very trivial matter.

Fuss Peak (image center left) is an isolated stratovolcano connected to the main island via an isthmus.

Don't make a fuss about such a small thing because that is the last thing i expected.

That 's why there was such a fuss over Julia Rober's hairy armpits last month.

It is a very small loss to us. Don't make such a fuss over it.

We always made a big fuss of the person and we would try to think of fun activities to do that they would enjoy.

Really, there's nothing to make such a fuss about.

They are the same element which made such a fuss over North Africa.

Well, since he's making such a fuss, guess I'll just have to.

" Your statement forget" : a pet or humiliated is no fuss. Usually a mastery of unearthly attitude.

Well, Monday morning came, and I was in such a fuss!

Aunt Mary always makes a great fuss of her sister's daughter.

no muss , no fuss . complete interoperability both in terms of types and source code.

Jessica: I think it is something private. Why did they have to make it such a fuss?

Such a major engineering project will certainly cause a lot of disruption and fuss.

EVEN as investors coo and fuss over private-equity firms, some politicians, particularly in Europe, are full of sound and fury.

I coldly informed my American colleagues that they were box-tickers, making a fuss about nothing.

The staff are the friendliest ever, they made a huge fuss of our children, which they thought was pretty neat.

A striking number of businesses were created by partners, despite all the fuss made over lone geniuses.

I quietly held my ground, guessing they would be reluctant to make a fuss in such upmarket company.

DOGS, not recession or unemployment, are the biggest problem facing Denmark this summer, or so you would think from all the fuss about them.

Despite Mr Yi's apparently throw-away remark, Beijing is also unlikely to want to make too much of a fuss about its new status.

They should be empowering smart phone owners to accomplish complex and simple tasks with the minimum of fuss and the maximum productivity.

I do not understand why they make a fuss, make things so much.

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Mr Bush's critics were not confined to bleeding-heart liberals who are even now making a fuss about the rights of a captured Somali pirate.

Some people may ask, "why all this fuss against GNH now? "

I finished, the mouth also whispered: "It's not a friend, broke so much fuss over a few pages. "

Don't make a fuss of your children so much.

Mother makes a great fuss of me every time when I come home.

I am used to treating this kind of thing with the needed distance and I do not want to make a fuss.

Why was this old woman making such a fuss about an old copse which was of no use to anybody?

For no-fuss cleanup, instead of peeling fruits and vegetables over a cutting board or into the sink, do it over a plastic bag.

Your sister will make on end of a fuss if she finds out you've borrowed her lipstick without asking.

Thus Guido Westerwelle, responding to the fuss over a column on welfare he wrote earlier this month in Die Welt.

All this fuss! lf he could just hear my voice.

Each of the guests made a particular fuss over Kelly, the younger one, admire her dress, her hair and her smile.

So all that fuss was over nothing!

One is it's got to do economic reform, not fuss about the political constitution, It's got to reform economic policy. Why?

Slightly dodgy numbers can still fuel a deadly backlash, though, as the second political fuss, over "grandfathering" , attests.

If Europe's problem was simply a broken currency system we would be wondering what all the fuss was about.

Please don't make a fuss over such a thing.

Excitement; fuss e. G. The news caused quite a stir in the small town.

I didn't make a fuss; at least I knew where I stood.

The dread of fuss and bother, and of endless explanation, restrained her.

Mary kicked up such a fuss when heR husband returned home late.

Instead, the banks have taken on large, friendly, long-term shareholders who cannot easily kick up a fuss.

Yet many people, thinking of the distant continent only as a bleak, rocky, cold and inhospitable land mass, may wonder: Why all the fuss?

Why all the fuss over a firm that focuses on the seemingly humdrum business of storing data?

On matters that Westerners make a fuss about, like human rights, Fallows presents the common Chinese viewpoint.

And now see what a fuss they will make of him!

I'm dying to see what all the fuss is about.

It will breathe new life into your home with an instant burst of low maintenance spring color without much fuss.

You can't treat me like this! - Stop making a fuss.

Babies normally fuss for many reasons: over tiredness, overstimulation, loneliness, discomfort, etc.

Thanks to the internet, indie music fans can now express their critical acumen without the fuss of making a fanzine.

His first exit was in July 1943: a palace coup saw him arrested with surprisingly little fuss and spirited away in an ambulance.

Its aim is to transport customers' items with little fuss throughout the city.

I doubt they'll kick up any fuss, not for an old crook like me.

Mr Ferry dismissed the fuss as "totally grotesque" , and denied that he had a "fake job" .

Some females attract more suitors than others, and researchers have wondered what makes these particular ladies worth the fuss.

So if you write OpenEJB components, you can run them with your regular JUnit tests with no muss or fuss.

Ginger and lemons supposedly have calming properties and dry crackers will usually go down without too much fuss.

Oh, I see. But I think you are making a fuss. They will make it up. Bet it.

There is no mess or fuss, and you can enjoy the freedom of your whole house again in no time.

It's all right; don't make such a fuss; there's no harm done.

"But I'm not dressed to go out and meet people. Give me half an hour. " "Now, don't fuss but just come as you are. "

Really cuts down on decorating costs and fuss.

Large transactions would be approved with very little fuss .

All that fuss over one kid.

"It's very serious. But China is a country where 10, 000 passengers could die every year and no one would make a fuss. "

In the credit bubble, their job was easy -- investors accepted easy terms without a fuss.

The American Chemistry Council thinks all the fuss is premature.

The recent drought-breaking floods have only emboldened some farmers to demand what all the fuss is about.

When playing, he could not be interrupted without a creating a fuss.

When he went back to start the car, it broke down and he can't even move. After a fuss, he decided to find a trailer by walking.

The fuss started earlier this month, when President Nicolas Sarkozy announced a list of cuts to curb the budget deficit.

Long the hair of Long peach blossom, some helpless tunnels: "How of make a fuss over minor things again. "

If the Icelandic volcano had erupted today, it would have caused far less fuss.

Boosters predicted an open European market where trains and passengers would cross borders without fuss.

Both parties are keener to chase criminals and terrorists than to fuss over suspects' privacy.

This is the ability to communicate freely with immediacy, without fuss, and with the most generously musical of spirits.

Many fans ended up watching the match in their underwear, and the resulting fuss generated even more publicity for Bavaria.

It worked: his resignation generated enough fuss to force the Constitutional Court to annul Mr Reyes's appointment.

Stop all this fuss and enjoy the show.

Ruby (being dynamically typed) makes it simple to write compact code that can be extended with a minimum of fuss.

The fuss over security suggests that there is a great prize for theft of company data. But is there really?

Why is she so excited? She must be making a fuss about nothing again.

But, you may ask, "why such a fuss about it? "

Some security experts argue that the fuss over the leak is overblown.

If you still complain in traditional thinking way, that's making a fuss about an imaginary illness.

Don't fuss up for the party, it's very informal.

No wonder the Financial Times is making a fuss about the downturn: our readers are suffering more than most.

So, the question is, why all the fuss about home-court advantage in the playoffs ?

Oh, Kitty, stop making such a fuss.

How could you be such a food fuss budget!

In India people make a great fuss over their leading politicians.

Red Hat Linux 8. 0 installed quickly and with a minimum of fuss, and Portal had no problems running on 8. 0.

The fuss surrounding Mr Gao's Nobel success points to a larger difficulty.

But it is wrong to dismiss the week's woes as an over-precautionary fuss over nothing.

Are people making an unreasonable fuss about a necessary global adjustment?

e. g. I don't want to make a fuss over such a trifle.

Don't make such a fuss about trifles.

They don't like a fuss, but set themselves and others high standards.

Making a fuss about divorce now seemed absurd, and Ronald Reagan's failed first marriage bothered few voters in the 1980 election.

Keep your head down and don't make a fuss. And watch your back.

However, changes in action in the human body only to make a fuss, to seek a breakthrough.

Playing with bricks is said to enhance motor skills, creativity and other things that grown-ups fuss about.

Women are raised to fix their hair and fuss over the style and look of the hair on their heads.

Don't fuss over such a minor matter.