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make a stink

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“He’s never made a stink in a headline about being disgruntled,” Conger said.

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Do I let it slide, because that’s what my sister herself is doing, or correct them and make a stink, every single time?

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Part of her didn’t want to “make a stink,” because other issues, like homelessness, are more pressing.

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I suppose that I may be in a minority of reviewers to make a stink about this, but I really wish Razer had built in a 3.5mm jack for wired listening.

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“Bigger publications would like to make a stink that he’s going to the indies and not the big guys, which is frankly absurd,” she said.

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