fussiness

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• Like some of the other prizes here, this legacy from when Azerbaijan was under Soviet rule is fussy going for the baker.

• The best science gifts for kids over $50 will be educational, well made, not overly complicated and fussy, and allow for many hours of play and use.

• Toddlers want to touch and push and pull, but they can get easily frustrated if something is too technical or fussy.

• One day as we were going out for breakfast, she was extremely irritable and fussy that morning.

• Of its options, she says Philodendron bipennifolium and Rhaphidophora tetrasperma aren’t “super fussy.”

• In the era of Tea Party stunts and dramatic fan-based delays, the debate was moderately fussy.

• It was nearing naptime and so the three hurried to grab groceries, worrying that the baby would get fussy after too long.

• “Those kids are starting to be of legal drinking age,” McMahan says of once-fussy eaters who he hopes remain picky drinkers, too.

• The fussy legal language complicates what is sometimes a life-or-death situation.

• Last month a similarly fussy—if more PG—correction went viral.

• Farewell, too, energetic and laborious dancer, my partner's middle-aged fussy cousin!

• "I don't know," he muttered in the face of a fussy little woman, who jumped aside to let him pass.

• We could get along with her all right; sometimes she is splendid, even if she is so fussy.

• By calling fussy little strikes often enough I could have kept the profits close to the zero mark.

• I wish my wife was not so fussy, though that is a kind of thing, Lady Eustace, that one has to expect from young wives.