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fuss
noun as in disturbance, trouble
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And while those experts fuss over valuations and risks, investors and market pros keep seeing ways to make money.
The Kimmel affair was a rare moment of megamedia vulnerability — and given who started the whole fuss, there’s more to come.
It was an observation some within Labour are weary of hearing about again, recalling the fuss a decade ago when Labour had mugs printed with the promise of "controls on immigration".
He believes more of a fuss should be made of becoming British citizen, and there needs to be an expectation of what new citizens would contribute.
It’s only when everyday people kick up enough fuss that they attempt to save face.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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