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A baboon stood grinningly astride a young man's shoulder.

After a moment, she grinningly asked, "Terms?

Erich grinningly quoted back at him.

"What need indeed," Rellis chuckled, delighted with the idea Tammad had grinningly presented.

Joe grinningly assured him, "We're rugged.

On a recent Saturday, at least one middle-school boy grinningly issued an attenuated " Grrrooossss!"

The red coat conceals someone terrible, a non-child, an anti-cherub of mortality, grinningly shaking her head as she slashes our throat.

True, it is Crush drummer Ric Menck's (30th) birthday, and he's out for a grinningly good time, whatever the weather.

In time, I may have become his editor, and he would grinningly bow in mock deference, but in truth, during his entire career, he needed little direction.

He won agreement from Senator John McCain, the adversary who had grinningly won the point, but hardly the match, against Mr. McConnell.

When he put his head down and danced in place close to his microphone, or concentrated grinningly on Mr. Gossard's expansive, Hendrix-like solos, they seemed merely interior reactions.

If you were what they grinningly called a master tailor you knew how to use all that twisted fabric and turn a flight of hundreds of years at UL velocities into an AL trip of only days or weeks.

About a third of the 18 employees in the online operation are interns, and their presence allows Mr. Curley to have data, video, photos and other material collected and uploaded at little cost, a process he grinningly refers to as "internology."

The review wrote "For 21 years Slade has been shouting out nursery rhyme choruses and engaging us with grinningly simple hooks and You Boyz Make Big Noize carries on their spirit with amazing vibrancy.

As he grinningly tries to persuade her to marry him, arguing that she too is a deviant, the only one who can understand him, and that he loves her, Kelly strikes him with a phone receiver, killing him instantly.

It is a pretty tricky island to get to because there is only one narrow opening in the reef, and a less grinningly masochistic helmsman than Paul would have chosen to motor rather than sweep in leaning at what seemed a 90-degree angle.

He seized it with his left hand, with a quick pull and twist wrenched it off, and grinningly tossed it, as a joke, into the pandanus basket which still his wife with one hand held before him while with the other she clutched her forehead bleeding from a flying fragment of pistol.