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Well, uhhh ... actually Jim, I'm the angry-looking guy.
Hunting For Books 2009
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Well, uhhh ... actually Jim, I'm the angry-looking guy.
Hunting For Books 2009
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By the time she got off the flight, an angry-looking skin condition was erupting on her legs and arms.
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All this while simultaneously dodging the fire from two very angry-looking robots.
Forgotten geekdom: The Five Best Intellivision Games You Forgot About 2009
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The game consists of angry-looking birds that catapult themselves through barricades built by pigs who have stolen their eggs.
Nokia's Pain Becomes Finland's Christopher Lawton 2011
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The Games 'beleaguered organisers also suffered another embarrassment when, only a day after the much-reported importing of angry-looking trained langurs (the simian equivalent of bouncers) to scare off common bonnet monkeys near venues, the Hindustan Times reported that: A long-tailed primate sneaked inside the Athletes' Village ...
Emotional 5th Street return for Muhammad Ali Richard Luscombe 2010
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After a time he yawned, rolled over on his side, and inspected an angry-looking sore just above his hip.
Chapter 20 2010
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If Chelsea buy Fernando Torres for £70m Benítez wants to be allowed to waste every penny on disappointing Chilean left-backs, skinny Frenchmen who play in the reserves for six years and angry-looking but basically pointless ageing European defenders.
Football transfer rumours: Kasper Schmeichel to Bayern Munich? 2010
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Sure, our government stands up some bankers in front of angry-looking senators, who themselves take industry money, in what amounts to no more than a let-them-think-we're-doing-something-to-stop-this carnival act.
Kathleen Reardon: It Doesn't Take an Einstein to Figure Out Whose Pocket Has All The "Change" 2010
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Sure, our government stands up some bankers in front of angry-looking senators, who themselves take industry money, in what amounts to no more than a let-them-think-we're-doing-something-to-stop-this carnival act.
Kathleen Reardon: It Doesn't Take an Einstein to Figure Out Whose Pocket Has All The "Change" 2010
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