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The old buzzard wants to sneak us into a trap, more like.
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The old buzzard had sensed a trap and had countered it.
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Do you remember that old buzzard we had to move?
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It wasn't like the old buzzard would know anything about the Ronald Craig investigation.
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Even an old buzzard like me knows that.
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Better dead now than helpless in the morning, for what that old buzzard might want of me.
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Did you ever see that old buzzard flying around if there wasn't something dead in the woods?
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Mrs. Randall, who wore much brighter clothes than her mother, was called by the latter an old buzzard.
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By G- ,quothPanurge, you old buzzard, if you won't sing by fair means, you shall by foul.
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We can deal with that old buzzard as freely and as profitably as if we were in a cutthroat pawnshop.
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If anyone could keep a bunch of people safe, it'd be that old buzzard holed up in his mountain fort.
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Nobody to see but a few old buzzards anyhow, and they won't tell.
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Dear silly old Buzzard, what do you think?
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I'm not like the peaked-billed old buzzards of this place-boundto say the worst of every stranger.
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"Rude old Buzzard," he said in his bantering way, "you haven't congratulated!"
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They would tell the kids, "If you go out bareheaded, the old buzzards will puke on your head."