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• To be sure, that kind of outperformance is nothing to sneeze at.
• And that, even Bill Parcells would admit, is nothing to sneeze at.
• Sneezing at the table with a mouthful of mashed potatoes, $ 11.50.
• $100 billion ( in annual revenues ) is nothing to sneeze at.
• It's a reliable old friend and not to be sneezed at ."
• The winner gets $ 2, 500, which is nothing to sneeze at.
• Of course American dramas are nothing to sneeze at these days either.
• Others are limited to 128 megabytes, which is nothing to sneeze at.
• A case of the flu is potentially nothing to sneeze at.
• It's like a construction worker sneezing at the hint of dust.
• What's more, the town's museum of antique trucks is nothing to sneeze at.
• After 70 years, " Hay Fever " is still nothing to sneeze at.
• "I'm not going to sneeze at 47, 000, " he said.
• They didn't quite make it, but fifth place wasn't anything to sneeze at.
• These remedies are nothing to sneeze at, many consumers and health care practitioners say.
• But the baked quince is nothing to sneeze at, when it is in season.
• Sneezing at the table with a mouthful of mashed potatoes, $ 11 . 50.
• This is not to suggest that investment-research Web sites are something to sneeze at.
• The game works by allowing one sneeze at each level.