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- verb Present participle of
matter .
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Examples
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In the case of vanilla, chocolate, and Earl Grey, I think what ends up mattering is how the tea tastes after all that.
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The Internet will become more-and-more sensationalised with the only thing mattering is page views and not the niche value of your content.
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In the case of vanilla, chocolate, and Earl Grey, I think what ends up mattering is how the tea tastes after all that.
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The Internet will become more-and-more sensationalised with the only thing mattering is page views and not the niche value of your content.
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In some ways, this confirms our own existence, because most of our mattering is in the context of one another.
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In some ways, this confirms our own existence, because most of our mattering is in the context of one another.
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People were understandably excited by the idea of mattering to someone in a place that -- let's face it -- doesn't matter to most.
Chuck Lippstreu: In Nebraska, It's Not Just The Size Of Our Caucus...
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At that level, "mattering" and "not mattering" seem to mean the same thing, I think.
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He very much matters, however, in both the public and personal senses of popes "mattering"; one just has to look closer and deeper to discern the imprint of the shoes of this fisherman.
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Because value or 'mattering' is not a fixed property, it is defined by those who use it.
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