She was ( surprise ! ) tiny, a pouter pigeon of a woman, no more than 5-foot-2.
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On some of those nights, Cato became an all-league pouter, complaining to the refs and sulking after Rockets defeats.
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For the trade to work, Van Exel, a renowned pouter, might have to accept reduced shots on a team loaded with talent.
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Gaditano Pouters, along with other varieties of domesticated pigeons, are all descendants of the rock dove ( " Columba livia " ).
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Granadino Pouters, along with other varieties of domesticated pigeons, are all descendants of the rock dove ( " Columba livia " ).
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For every Andy Roddick, who can create a run on visors with one bad hair day, there's a few ponytailed pouters like Marcelo Rios.
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His stiff bustier-corselets pushed a bosom up like a pouter pigeon's and were often veiled in the finest lace, or perhaps intricately draped.
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His fall was speeded by talk he was a pouter, obsessed with undermining his backups, and had lost the confidence and respect of teammates and coaches.
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He's a pouter, " notes Weisman, 43, as she leads a skittish, bay-colored Rhinelander named Rommell into the training pen.
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He further angered some when he distributed minutes mostly according to merit, meaning lazy pouters such as Larry Johnson, Derrick Coleman and Steve Smith complained they were dissed.
