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I'm bothered if it's true that the government got involved, he said.
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So far, markets were little bothered by the United States' public finances.
3
The last bit of news Caleb related bothered Magiere for several reasons.
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He also said: I don't think we can be bothered by criticism.
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Few people in the place bothered to talk to him these days.
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We had been making music for 15 years so nothing fazed us.
2
David Cameron went along with the gimmick, surprised but not remotely fazed.
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Though it was Bezos' first congressional testimony, he appeared the least fazed.
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Smith said the Illini weren't fazed by the QB switch against Wisconsin.
5
I wasn't even fazed by the fact that she'd just been invisible.
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Maurice was daunted; he stooped and raised the weapon in his hand.
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The chill in the air would have daunted a less courageous girl.
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The Portuguese captain was daunted then; there is no doubt about that.
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We're daunted by the challenge, but doing nothing is not an option.
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But his faith in the France of his imagination was not daunted.
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There was a solemn picturesqueness in the prospect that daunted her imagination.
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But Hugh with his usual independence was not in the least daunted.
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But Hilary was not in the least daunted by his icy tones.
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From his tone Garnett was in no wise daunted by the sight.
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I didn't know enough to be daunted by it at the time.
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He spoke pettishly; his ambition always required rousing and was easily daunted.
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The magnificent civility of the ugly giant daunted, while it flattered her.
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Something indefinable in the clear, full gaze that met his daunted him.
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Helen had been some time in Canada and did not feel daunted.
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None of our little garrison, however, were in the slightest degree daunted.
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I can understand why he'd be daunted by trying to walk this.
