He also pooh-poohed suggestions that low-fare carriers are making traditional carriers obsolete. |
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He pooh-poohed the idea of running to the store to get pre-party and post-party supplies. |
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She's as baffled as I am that restorative justice, as a concept, is so widely ignored or pooh-poohed. |
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When that whole emphasis on arts was brought in five years ago, everyone pooh-poohed it as being, you know, arty-farty nonsense. |
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The golden jubilee had been looked forward to with relish by royalists and pooh-poohed by metropolitan media pundits. |
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This was thought up by the neoconservatives who saw no bounds to US power and pooh-poohed any sort of concerns about overextension. |
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My editors over the years had always pooh-poohed my suggestion for a media section or page as boring for readers, who'd see it as navel gazing. |
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One study even pooh-poohed the games of duck-duck-goose and musical chairs, suggesting they inflict emotional damage. |
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Granma went home and told her husband what the clairvoyant had said, but he pooh-poohed the idea, and so no action was taken. |
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Historian Charles MacDonald has pooh-poohed the idea of a cover-up. |
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Unmoved we stared at a load of cold, geometrical abstractions, pooh-poohed the idea of living in such a gallery and, on the brink of calling it a day, stoically suffered on. |
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At a conference in London the following week, a senior retired U.S. Air Force commander pooh-poohed counterstealth efforts. |
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