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Three of the fingers waved.
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It happened quite quickly, and soon the bird was no longer faded.
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Substitute the insect for the bird; and the problem remained the same.
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Minnie Riperton's 'Lovin' You.' You know, the one with the bird sounds.
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Simpson said the bird could live several weeks before needing another meal.
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Questor said something in response, but Abernathy was looking at the bird.
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A camera had caught me flipping the bird while leaving the MCME.
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People love Sally Field flipping the bird at a cop and getting away with it.
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He was caught on air today flipping the bird to a BBC News Channel anchor, Simon McCoy.
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I restrained myself from flipping the bird at the honker, but only because I had enough trouble.
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It was, in a sense, the football version of Robbie Williams flipping the bird as he led the opening ceremony.
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In each case, the finger of blame points directly at human activities.
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And the magicians said to Pharao: This is the finger of God.
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For breakfast, the finger bowls and plates may be brought in first.
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Under the powerful light the finger prints stood out distinct and clear.
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His speech was too late to stop the pressure of the finger.
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But the finger of suspicion seemed to point plainly toward the teacher.
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Against the twelve jurymen the finger of scorn would never be pointed.
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One could crush them with the very slightest pressure of the finger.
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But yet I thought I had put it on the finger again.
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One had much better work till the blood starts from the finger-ends.
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Then he brought the finger down sharply, and the two leaped out.
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Only then did he release the lever, allowing the finger to vanish.
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She grasped the book eagerly, hungrily, and looked where the finger pointed.
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Any points of difference are usually considered fatal to the finger-print theory.
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There were no vices at which to point the finger of scorn.
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We need not wait for catastrophes to trace the finger of God.