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The longer you wait to follow up, the more time they have to shop around or even to become distracted or change their mind.
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The National Fire Protection Association issued a prescient warning last March about the heightened danger of “distracted cooking” while more people are at home.
MORE BURN INJURIES ARE OCCURRING IN KITCHENS DURING PANDEMIC. THANKSGIVING MAY SEE A RISE IN THESE ACCIDENTS.KATHERINE ELLISONNOVEMBER 22, 2020WASHINGTON POST
“I’m an Aquarius, so I get bored and distracted,” said 27-year-old Josh Kelley when asked about their love life.
DATE LAB UPDATE: THESE DATERS DISCUSSED THEIR WITCH PERSONAS. HERE’S WHERE THEY ARE NOW.MAUREEN O'CONNORNOVEMBER 5, 2020WASHINGTON POST
"I can't say that I have—er—I mean don't—no, I should say both," murmured he distractedly.
CASTLE CRANEYCROWGEORGE BARR MCCUTCHEON
I was rich, and I longed eagerly to share my riches with a pretty young woman with whom I was distractedly in love.
EMMELINECHARLOTTE TURNER SMITH
I was distractedly looking for my overcoat, but she gave me a push, and panted out: "Come along, come along."
THE WORKS OF GUY DE MAUPASSANT, VOLUME III (OF 8)GUY DE MAUPASSANT
I loved him, I have loved him distractedly, like a madwoman, for the last six months.'
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The bear looked about him distractedly, and bit his paw severely, as if to relieve his feelings.
TOTO'S MERRY WINTERLAURA E. RICHARDS
An instant later she said distractedly: "The fires of hell are burning in my veins!"
THE ABBATIAL CROSIEREUGNE SUE
"I think I've seen to everything," said Mrs. Stanton distractedly.
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