Once released from their acclimation pen last March, the Crystal Bench wolves romped in the snow, rolled on their backs and looked for all the world as if they were celebrating.
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A brown-leather-looking one about 6 inches across grew curled edges that gave it a saddlelike quality, looking for all the world as if some creature from Lilliput had just dismounted and strolled into the woods.
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Friends ( if you are ), I don't want to alarm you but we have a national anthem gap on our hands, and it looks for all the world as if Americans just don't care.
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Jennifer Rios blinked at the sound of the strange word, looking for all the world as if she had no idea where it came from, what it meant or how she could possibly spell it.
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The Bulls had pulled to within 72-66 at the beginning of the fourth quarter on a difficult jumper by Jordan, and looked for all the world as if they were about to take over the game.
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It was a dominating performance by the world test champions over a side ranked second in the world but it looked for all the world as if South Africa belonged right at the bottom of the table.
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It looked for all the world as if the Warriors might break out of their streak, particularly when they ran the lead to seven points at 85-78 and again at 87-80, with 8 : 17 to go.
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Vice President Al Gore and Gov . George W . Bush of Texas stood on Gore's home turf on Thursday and sparred over their education plans, acting for all the world as if they were their party's nominees.
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One night he stood with his wife, Leah, on the seventh floor of the State Department, greeting a parade of Washington big shots, looking for all the world as if he would rather be at home doing something else.
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"Casanova in Love " might well have been called " Casanova in England, " for it records a conversion to the recalcitrant, ambient real, for all the world as if the country itself were a kind of pragmatical penance.
