When the orphaned dog Little No-No became a major character after 1966, the comic strip was renamed " Little No-No and Sniffy " in 1970.
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Madonna, who plays Eva Peron in the new movie of the musical, say she is getting tired of people being sniffy about her not marrying Lourdes'father, Carlos Leon.
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Mr . Cowen has also been distinctly sniffy about Mr . Bush's ideas for National Missile Defense, fretting unhelpfully about the ABM Treaty following a meeting with his Russian counterpart.
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The customers are rolling in attitude and the staff has a sniffy manner ( " How many will we be today ? " they query solo diners ) but the food is wonderfully unpretentious.
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The original was blessed with generally positive reviews except for Kenneth Tynan's famously sniffy notice in The New Yorker that referred to the musical as " a world of woozy song ."
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The Japanese, wishing to appear good neighbors, rushed to offer aid to the town with a promptness which the people of Kobe would have had cause to envy, but the Russian response was distinctly sniffy.
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Soon after that, Sebastian is almost caught by humans, and the team is forced to run, leaving Griselda's mother-as well as Sniffy, who merely felt asleep in Draco's truck.
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Boyhood friends and comrades in the Army, Ted Peters ( Richard Attenborough ) and Dave Robinson ( Barry Jones ), and includes Paul Baker ( Barry K . Barnes ), and petty crooks Sniffy and Pogson.
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Freddy is convincing Sniffy the skunk to read " Robin Hood " when Mr . Boomschmidt arrives at the Bean farm with Boomschmidt s Stupendous and Unexcelled Circus ( formerly Boomschmidt s Colossal and Unparalleled Circus ).
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The buzz was sufficient to prompt a New York Times essay, even before publication, and a sniffy Wall Street Journal editorial deprecating ( of course ) the book's baby steps toward " gender correctness ."
