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make much of

verb as in coddle

verb as in drool

verb as in fete

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The video didn't make much of a splash at first, but resurfaced again this year, apparently reposted by a former fan who had soured on "Girls Gone Bible."

From Salon

But some experts are sceptical this would make much of a difference.

From BBC

“Around the same time, I noticed a bit of a smoky smell. I didn’t make much of it. I figured it was either coming from somewhere else or was the remnants of the fire itself,” he said.

But, at the end of the day, it is unlikely to make much of a dent in the progress that abolitionists have made in changing the national conversation about capital punishment and in putting this country on the path to ending capital punishment.

From Slate

Cast as a singer-songwriter in mould of Lorde and Lana Del Rey, she failed to make much of an impact, and was dropped by her label during the pandemic.

From BBC

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