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sticks his weapon in Russ’ stomach, Russ deftly steps aside, grabs the barrel of the gun, gives the soldier a firm knee in the groin, snatches away the weapon, as the soldier collapses in a heap on the highway
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” He had quickly turned her around and he deftly divided her hair into three sections and began a simple braid
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He takes away the tray, deftly closing the door behind him with a quick twist of his foot, and I leap into action … at least that is the intention
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could move, Bram deftly intercepted the request, gesticulating
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Since the lad who usually tapped out the telegraphs was away to lunch, he sidled around the counter and deftly tapped out his message himself
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27 was only a few yards distant, but there had been a slight fall of snow, and Father and Mother Darling picked their way over it deftly not to soil their shoes
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come on don't shillyshally across to the station with you now, 'an don't make a break for it or you'll all be clobbered right smartly" the man deftly held a solid looking ebony club in his left hand and pushed Nimblefax off the seat onto the roadway
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Mountain-Spirit held the card between thumb and second finger and deftly rotated it in a full circle
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She undid his fastenings as deftly as her half-inebriated state allowed
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He bent and deftly plucked it from its escape route
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Bending over the mouse he deftly nipped the ears off
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Humming the signature tune to ER, I staggering over to the kitchen sink, picked up the chicken and deftly sliced around one leg with a sharp knife
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The ostrich plucked the sock from Shooter's hand, deftly flicking the offending object over the roof of the car
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Finally admitting defeat, I watched as Uncle Hobart deftly open it with a self-satisfied smirk
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A lancet flashed, and Dorian held the woman, pinned and screaming, as another agnate deftly prepared the pill
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While deep into her center, he deftly nibbled at an earlobe, his breath moistening the nape of her neck
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She deftly opened it and pulled away the inner lining, which appeared to Colling to have been glued to a cardboard or thin wooden panel
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He deftly blocked the maneuver with a Lomcevak followed by a shark’s tooth followed by a half-roll
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To Molo, it looked as if he was basking in the light of the suns, like the lizard he must have deftly caught with nothing but his knife
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On the way to the frig, Bruce deftly fingered a remote
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Deftly he fashioned this into a three-cornered cup, filled it from the spring, and handed it to Rosemary
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“I’ll be back,” she said and deftly snagged three plates from the counter and delivered them to a family of six, then returned for three more
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Nicolas stepped deftly over the young man
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A bird chime rang in his back pocket and he deftly tapped the ball from ten yards into the hole
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and Jack (6) held on from behind as we deftly stalked the wild and cagey
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Deftly disposing of the Old Testament (“The
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” Dren chuckled as he stood and deftly snatched the ring from her fingers
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Deftly, a pair of handcuffs was snapped around his right wrist and around the steering-wheel
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The younger hunter unhooked a large rabbit and slung it over to Titus who deftly caught the dead animal
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deftly lassoed his head and pul ed the noose tight
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The agile Gaeans evaded the falling rock deftly
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Heartsing dealt with them deftly and Rauros found himself unprotected once more
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The assassin also removed the box containing the castle and threw it off the roof to his twin, who caught it deftly and laid it down upon the cobbles
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Whipping out his knife he deftly severed the hand at the wrist, threw the remains into the pond, wrapped it in his face kerchief and stuffed the gory bundle into one of the large pockets on the leg of his camo pants
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JY dragged the writhing snake into shallow water and deftly changed his hold catching the creature behind its head where Sam‘s teeth marks had branded the noxious skin
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In that tiny instant when Jane was out of his sight she deftly snatched the torn paper from the waste basket, put it behind her back and surreptitiously tucked it into the back of her suit trousers, pulling down her jacket to hide it
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Simon and Nathan deftly caught the missile as it slid from the tube and hauled it to where the boom arm could reach it
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table in order to face one another while the host deftly
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deftly out of the way of any apparent innocent movement
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deftly swung the rental over, much to the concern of a lady in a
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He found a large asteroid and deftly carved a heart with his and Fiona’s initials into the surface of the asteroid with lasers designed to tear apart enemy warships
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In the embrace, they deftly traded data modules
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” Her mother remarked without rancor as she deftly rolled out the piecrust for the fifth pie of the morning
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Jerry deftly pulled a rope to tell the petrels to pitch down, forcing the prow of the ship upwards
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Yosef was both nervous and curious as the woman stopped her horse in front of him and jumped deftly out of the saddle
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Admiring comments and exclamations went around the hall when Nancy took off her cape and, jumping deftly on top of a table, started playing her lute and singing in Koine, giving the soldiers sitting at that table a good look up her short tunic
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She then opened the rear exit hatch and deftly pulled herself out of the spacesuit
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It was miraculous – a feat of helmsman-ship so deftly executed that she might
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Susan rolled hers deftly, causing Karl to stare, before they lit up and sat smoking on opposite ends of the couch in silence
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Nearly drowning out the soft melodies played deftly by the tuxedoed pianist at the grand piano, the wind howled loudly, though this was only the precursor to the forceful gales that would arrive later and shake the solid structure of the building, and rattled the individual panes that had survived many a similar storm before this
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Terence watched quietly with fearful reserve as the man deftly retrieved the silk scarf by cutting the stem to which it was attached with his razor-sharp knife
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With no sign of their arrival but the time growing imminently shorter, there was no choice but to be straightforward with this cunning and intelligent woman who had so deftly seen through his façade
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Then, with the signal turning green, she resumed her run at Olympic sprint speed, deftly jumping clean over a parked car and heading for the entrance leading to the Nichigeki Plaza Cinema, all the while causing quite a commotion in her wake
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She deftly took it and caressed my fingers as she kept her gaze centered on me
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"Think you can keep up with me?" she challenged, as she produced a rubber hair band and deftly put her hair into a ponytail
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When I determined he was fully engrossed with his team, I removed another tiny black transmitter and deftly attached it to the underside of his desk, up in the corner where the side and top came together
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Nancy deftly jumped on the tank and entered the turret via the commander�s hatch, sliding forward in the gunner�s seat
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Marisha had long had contacts with higher education institutions in Africa; she had, after all, started her work in international politics by her involvement with the Poland-Africa Association from which she progressed through the Polish diplomatic service to end her career as a roving ambassador for her country; a long and distinguished career made up of deftly executed shifts in navigating the shifting floes of the century’s seemingly frozen politics
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asked deftly, “did you pay full consideration for the property?”
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section, deftly stole one of the executive’s Jaguars and pointed it westward out of
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Shoop landed deftly on his feet
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Jim deftly snatched the bottle out of the air, uncorked it and
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She made no response, whatever she could have said would have been half strangled and probably incoherent anyway, but as he slowly, deftly pushed his way inside her well lubricated passage it was too much; she started to moan out load with abandon
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" He growled as he pulled her to him and slid his hand deftly into her tightly wrapped hair and pulled her head back
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Syd exited with a crowd of slaves and deftly slipped into the enclosure, hoping he had not been spotted
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He came closer, his right hand still deftly controlling the rise and fall of her ecstasy
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But he would lay the foundations for her eventual return to him, as surely as he had maneuvered her into being their flight attendant on the trip to Tahiti, as deftly as he had taken her to bed on the plane, and as expertly as he had taken her on the island while his brother lay sleeping
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would happen mused Michael as he deftly switched off the lock
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slipped deftly into the store just the head cashier had begun to roll the steel gate
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Relationships were in those days deftly squeezed into tiny
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Frank mixed another drink and then deftly topped off Cali’s with a splash of rum and some more Coke
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It was much stronger than the first wolf and deftly pulled the stick out of Ailia’s hands, flinging it to the side as it continued its fixated pursuit without losing a beat
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Lighting it deftly she handed it to him and started to study the wound
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The boys’ fingers darted deftly across the keyboard and the computer screens shut
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waved good-bye and then trotted back up the trail, deftly crossing the bridge on
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She had also deftly avoided any mention of her race’s name
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The actress pulled Byron by the hand as she deftly swam through the crowds, interrupting and rescuing Flower and Candy with two big kisses and a gentle, but firm, back-turn to the camera crew and a slightly upstaged presenter
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His left hand deftly pulled the shaft of the cross down to reveal a lethally sharp blade and he shouted, “Get thee behind me, Jezebel!”
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It deftly caught him again, its body twisting at impossible angles
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” Deftly tapping Woodstock on the skull, Snoopy caught the seed in the other paw while popping his playmate in his mouth – a rare and delicious delicacy
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The wind actually caught one and lifted it in the direction of Brian, who deftly caught it before
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Carefully fielding her mother’s questions and comments, while acutely aware of Joel’s nearness and that he was listening in on her end of the conversation, Kathy deftly answered her mom with as much aplomb as possible
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Falcon deftly lifted the boy off of Kathy’s ankle, and sternly handed the recalcitrant, and now frightened child, over to his appalled and stricken parents
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Once settled, Conrad, with Falcon and Joel’s help, gently eased the ace bandage off of Kathy’s ankle, and deftly examined it
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He then picked up the clean ace bandage, and deftly wrapped it securely around her ankle and the splint with enough tightness to keep her foot and ankle immobile, but loose enough so it didn’t feel like a tourniquet
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Despite his fear, Hal couldn’t help noticing how the creature’s distinctly inhuman black rubbery lips nevertheless shaped themselves deftly around each spoken word
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He left the sword where it lay, but slowly slid out of the bed, stood up and wrapped a sheet around his waist and tied it off deftly
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Ellie deftly manoeuvred the squad car in and out of the early morning traffic, scowled in ferocious concentration
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She undid the locks deftly
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My step-mother cleared her throat, and remarked that successful public men often had to pay for their successes by being the victims at home of nerves, and that their wives, whose duty it is always to be loving, might be compared to the warm and soothing iron passed over a shirt newly washed, and deftly, by its smooth insistence, flattening away each crease
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Before he realized what was happening, she had deftly taken his car keys from his pocket and had punched him in the face with her good arm
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He charges toward me and deftly moves to my back, grabbing me from behind
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Once the tape was on one of her wrists, he deftly brought her other hand down and wrapped them together, rendering her almost completely harmless
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It seemed rude to disbelieve her, though disbelieve her he did, and the situation rather reminded him in miniature, very much in miniature, of the one twenty years ago, when she so delicately, and also so deftly, ushered him out on to the doorstep
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I wanted Marcus to taste the heat of my emotions racing through his veins, but his fingers deftly unbuttoned Bethanie’s wedding gown
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Marcus slowly turned me around, his hands deftly unbuttoning my wedding day/ birthday gown, bending towards my neck while pushing my curls aside
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Where is she?" And throwing his hat to the footman, which the young man, having been till recently a prominent member of his village eleven, deftly caught, he gave a pull to his waistcoat, a twitch to his tie, wriggled his neck more comfortably into his collar, rubbed his hands, and was ready for anything
