Fuss Application Launcher

Apple introduced a thing called HyperCard, and they made a bit of a fuss about it.

I found out after the sports day some of the parents went on Facebook and made a fuss about it and that got a lot of people interested.

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

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

Now all this fuss about a single one of our traits tells us there's something worth explaining.

Refusing to prioritize, dealing mainly with the most publicized problems, is wrong. Imagine doctors at a perpetually overrun hospital refusing to perform triage on casualties, merely attending patients as they arrived and fast tracking those whose families made the most fuss.

No comments made

Despite having made complaints to the police, no investigations were made, and no one was prosecuted or arrested.

Santa would come to our house while we were at nine o'clock high mass on Christmas morning, but only if all of us kids did not make a fuss.

No arrests were ever made.

So I took the approach that the chair should do as much for them as humanly possible or as mechanistically possible so that they didn't have to fuss with it.

Pyongyang has made no public comments.

He made no attempt at diagnosis.

All this imagery was creating a lot of fuss and I was cited as a disgusting artist. The press were writing about this, giving full pages about how terrible this was.

Perhaps the risk that a Greek debt restructuring would cause a financial meltdown was always minimal, and quiescent markets were to be expected. But, in that case, why all the fuss?

She made no response to my question.

He made no mention of her request.

No statements were made under this item.

Some 800,000 refugees are expected to enter Germany this year, whereas British Prime Minister David Cameron is making a fuss about fewer than 30,000 asylum applications and warning darkly about swarms of people crossing the North Sea. And, unlike Merkel, Cameron was partly responsible for stoking one of the wars (Libya) that made life intolerable for millions.

No reservations may be made under this Convention.

Doctors and medicine made no difference at all.

He made no progress in his speaking ability.

I made sure no one was following me.

(d) No indemnity payments shall be made to

No reservations may be made under this Convention.

No ex gratia payments were made in 2004.

No ex gratia payments were made in 2004.

No reservations shall be made to the present Protocol.

And made no exception (for the Will of Allah)

And made no exception (for the Will of Allah)

But made no reservation, ( If it be Allah's Will ).

But made no reservation, ( If it be Allah's Will ).

No contribution was made to the fund in 2004.

As at 15 March, no pledges had been made.

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Instead of a show of lofty disdain, or official silence, it made a colossal fuss, protesting fiercely about plots to undermine China, and putting dozens of prominent Chinese intellectuals, including Liu s wife, Liu Xia, under house arrest. As a result, the utterly powerless, hitherto quite obscure Liu Xiaobo, has become not only world famous, but much better known inside China, too.

But Jesus made no further answer, so that Pilate marveled.

But Jesus made no further answer, so that Pilate marveled.

No substantive textural changes have been made to the texts.

No hospital facilities had been made available to these villages.

Some case descriptions made no mention of fines or sanctions.

No appropriations were made to the Working Capital Fund.6

There is no doubt that much progress has been made.

No other substantive changes have been made to the text.