Older animals who succeed in breaking the fungus loose have been observed carrying it several hundred feet from its source, all the while guarding it possessively from more dominant individuals attempts to take it away.
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Words such as someone, anyone, something, and anything are not classified as personal pronouns, so they take apostrophes when used possessively .-- talk ) 02 : 49, 27 May 2009 ( UTC)
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Weebo is a school-bus-yellow robot that looks like a canister vacuum, bats her electronic eyes possessively, and would have been called a Girl Friday in the'40s movies from which her personality seems borrowed.
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Possessively clutching a map of the kingdom he plans to divide among his three daughters, Plummer's Lear suggests a self divided between a hunger for power and the terrifying suspicion that he is no longer capable of deploying it.
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Or when Leachman's Parthy sings " Why Do I Love You ? " ( originally written as a chorus number ) to her newborn granddaughter, then possessively withholds the baby from her errant father, leaving the audience literally unsure whether to cry or laugh.
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No, the wind did not follow form at Royal Troon on Tuesday as the world's finest golfers _ the links-loathing Scott Hoch excepted _ prepared for Thursday's opening round of what the British succinctly and possessively call " the Open ."
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But lest the British press continue to snipe that Ullman has abandoned their fair country, where she's been criticized as an uppity expat, let it be known that the woman they possessively call " Our Trace " is nostalgic for a real cup of genuine British tea.
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Maria would walk alongside and possessively'protect'Ehrler from other park users and their dogs and would also attempt to follow him from the park, flying closely behind him as he rode away on his scooter, necessitating attempts to distract the goose, or lock him behind a fence when leaving, to avoid being followed all the way home.
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Like deep-ocean sentries, sea creatures guarded the treasure : gorgonian corals, feathery and white, stood erect above the gold; brisingid sea stars, a brilliant pink-orange, sprawled across piles of yellow bricks or perched atop a single bar, their arms drooped possessively; red anemones, their tentacles splayed, stuck to ledges and inside crevices spilling with coins and bars.
