But a word is a word is a word, what is the big deal?

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Frankly, I was determined not to write about the book because I felt, what is the big deal?

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Richard: What is the big deal as to why these festivals in general and Coachella in particular have become both ubiquitous and so popular?

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You have to wonder: What is the big deal?

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"I don't know what the big deal is, " he said.

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Please explain what the big deal is there.

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The big question about this week's deal is to what extent the outstanding questions will be fudged in the coming months.

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"You can't underestimate what a big deal this is, " said Linda Sarsour, the executive director of the Arab-American Association of New York.

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This might not seem a big deal, but it is the first time science has proved what was hitherto mere speculation: that the brain, when dreaming, behaves like the brain when awake.

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It is a big step for Aegon, especially because Mr Storm is not what Americans would consider the deal-making type.

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And what we found is that meat is just a great symbol for so many of the big questions we all deal with.

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That is, if we use business surveys to make a big deal of what people think about the general state of the economy, are we simply making news out of what people see in the news?

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