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All the evidence gleaned, of course, in dimly lit caves, from the few, remaining, extant sources available to them.

Matthew Yglesias » Nomination Follies 2010

Years ago, in dimly remembered days as a starving bard, the King had bitten me and passed the curse of Crasts.

An Heroic Tale in an Enormous Tomb « A Fly in Amber 2008

Throw in the lukewarm defense of Rumsfeld by a mere handful of the Republican majority, the substitution of "support the troops" for any talk of "support the president" when referring to the war, the lack of pundits touting his "accomplishments," and I think the handwriting, no matter how dimly, is starting to appear on the wall.

May 2004 2004

Yet VIA remains a name dimly remembered in Europe and the US - if it's even remembered at all

bit-tech.net Feed 2010

Half-forgotten pasts were recalled dimly around flickering Dark Age watch fires,

Ten Millennia Ago a Seed Was Planted 2009

Countless old odors called the dimly lit cargo bay of the Rocinante their home.

Reap the Whirlwind David Mack 2007

Countless old odors called the dimly lit cargo bay of the Rocinante their home.

Reap the Whirlwind David Mack 2007

Countless old odors called the dimly lit cargo bay of the Rocinante their home.

Reap the Whirlwind David Mack 2007

Countless old odors called the dimly lit cargo bay of the Rocinante their home.

Reap the Whirlwind David Mack 2007

I recall dimly, I must admit the end of Anita Brookner's Hotel du Lac where the protagonist writes out a telegram to send which says "Coming home," then she changes her mind, crosses it out and writes "Returning."

Houston K. A. Laity 2005