As Hellum puts it: "Probably nothing much will happen in the next hour, but you never know!" This article appeared in Guardian Weekly, which incorporates material from the Washington Post.
"The way you look at it, probably nothing, from the standpoint of giving up points, giving up a bunch of yards and giving up a bunch of big plays," he said.
(If they don't, try not to sweat it – it's probably nothing personal against you).
Being amongst the black community, that's what it's like, and it's very hard …I'm working with myself, if that makes sense, to not particularly care or take it on because what I'm thinking is it's probably nothing to do with it what they're thinking (BC 79).
"It's really nothing, it's probably nothing," Rachel says.
"It's probably nothing serious, but it could also be a sign of something else that needs treatment, so don't ignore the symptoms or put off a trip to the doctor".
I'd like to think this transition was coordinated (maybe it was even a coup), but it's probably nothing more than the caprice of release schedules teaming up with market fatigue.
He said it was probably nothing but wanted to send it off for a biopsy.
They say, "Oh, just forget the incident – ignore the enormous Thames monster; it's probably nothing!" But do we just take their word for it and get on with our lives?
It might have some sweet games that will give the Wii a run for it's money, but unless Microsoft is taking a huge loss on each Natal sold, it's probably nothing special.
And it is probably nothing to be frightened of.
