Well, that Lionel Tigerish story paged on through the 1994-95 season, and what did Riley do about it?
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She is the Venus Williams of sport, a lot faster, more exciting _ and tigerish _ than Mr . Woods.
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The defense was tight, tough and tigerish while there is still no such thing for the UMass offense as an effortless basket.
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But here, in one of Balanchine's most acrobatic roles, she eyed her partner, Soto, with tigerish ferocity.
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It was a gleam created by the brilliant gaze of the public eye, the first rough licks of the tigerish tongue of fame.
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The project appealed to his competitive nature ( he had in his footballing career been a tigerish midfielder, the Trevor Hockey of letters ).
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Often likened to a sluggish elephant compared with its tigerish neighbors, India has been impervious to the chaos stalking the Asian currency and stock markets.
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Sri Lanka has domestic flights again ( they were suspended for years for fear of tigerish hijackers ), and the main road north toward Jaffna from Colombo has reopened.
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Music critic Ken Hunt writes of the " tigerish potential for male ( sarod ) and female ( sitar ) dialogue " in their " jugalbandi " combination.
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A tigerish policy would free farmers from India's obsession with producing enough food to feed itself and bid them take their cues from markets, both domestic and foreign.
