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shrug off

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``I think part of the reason she was able to shrug off everything and be so strong is that she had already overcome so much being deaf,'' Gonzalez said.
It does occasionally happen, though, that Richter's abstractions are shown in wholesale quantities, at which point they shrug off the usual vocabulary used to discuss gestural Expressionism.
Of course, gas-tax advocates shrug off those arguments and say those people can simply pass on higher gas taxes to their customers in the form of fuel surcharges or higher fees.
 
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