For " Etta Kett " this was largely accomplished by putting Etta into a more college-like setting and making her the proper opposite to her somewhat wolfish boyfriends ."
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It's the chemistry between the women and the droll scene-stealing wit and wolfish pessimism of Anna Chancellor that makes this " Two Weddings and a Funeral " fun.
33.
Soaking in the cluttered pages of naked women and wolfish frat boys, Drake, a photojournalism major, spots a bit of flagrant inequity : Some of the women kept their clothes on.
34.
He pointed out the US case Bell v Wolfish, sets a standard of reasonable grounds for performing cavity searches was established, and recommended that the Bell standard be employed by Caribbean governments.
35.
Pharaon pines dejectedly for this attractive young woman with a wolfish demeanor, who is carrying on an intense affair with his close friend, Joseph ( Philippe Tullier ), a school bus driver.
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The head of an East European Shepherd is of a'wolfish'appearance, resting on a long neck in rather massive collar fur; it is proportional to the rest of the body.
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Neither Bell v . Wolfish, 441 U . S . 520 ( 1979 ), nor Ingraham v . Wright, 430 U . S . 651 ( 1977 ), requires such a rule.
38.
The Atlantic's Stephen Budiansky gasps at the inherently wolfish traits in dogs, as if enlightened self-interest were not at the core of international relations ( and most marriages ) as well.
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And Rick Hoffman ( who resembles a wolfish Alan Rickman ) is a lewd, leering creep who torments the new kid in the office, played by Christian Campbell ( Neve's brother ).
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The case on which it relies for that proposition, Bell v . Wolfish, 441 U . S . 520 ( 1979 ), displays no stronger a preference for individualized suspicion than we do today.
