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1 Sort of like those little fish that live on the big fishes .
2 In and out among the snake-like, waving branches swam big fishes .
3 The big fishes are dangerous, and he prefers to let them swim away.
4 By Natural Laws creatures prey on each other, and big fishes eat little ones upon system.
5 He had boats, and fished for sardine, also for the big fishes , and sold them to dealers.
6 No, no, there are no big fishes .
7 Yolo, Petaluma, and West Sacramento are about to be overwhelmed by a tidal wave and many big fishes .
8 Are there any big fishes there?
9 And now the Doctor could see, all over the bay, the backs of big fishes swimming swiftly through the water.
10 The latter protection is especially needful, because certain big fishes , like the cod, are in the habit of swallowing crabs whole.
11 But now, off tore the fishes, mad with terror, big fishes , little fishes, fat fellows, lean fellows, pleasant ones, and grumblers.
12 A management minnow a few short weeks ago, Filippo Giovagnoli will be, er, swimming with the big fishes in a few weeks time.
13 Flying fish seem to fly when disturbed by big fishes , or, possibly, by the commotion that a vessel creates in going through the water.
14 Shark biologist Culum Brown is calling for this to become the norm, pushing against the idea that we should be afraid of the big fishes .
15 We need not at any rate trouble ourselves about the small fishes till we are sure that we can get big fishes to join us.
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