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"Cute critter" labels such as Swooping Magpie, Wombat Lodge, Clown Fish, MadFish and Flying Fish Cove are also a "gimmick", according to respected Perth-based wine writer Peter Forrestal.
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Swooping down from the sky to burninate your pixelated village is the Red Atari Dragon!!
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Swooping, flicking low, a gnat's whisker above spiny seeds which had grabbed a rare day of full sun to half-ripen, the birds kept a close call on each other.
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Swooping cameras and frequent cross fades can set your head swimming, but the unaccompanied saxophonist radiates calm, crafting beautiful phrases on some of his same favorite tunes.
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Swooping close to Lily, the fairy smiled conspiratorially, as if she planned to tell her best friend her most secret dream.
Enchanted Ivy Sarah Beth Durst 2010
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Swooping all about him were fire dragons, terrible minions of Chaos.
Father Swarat Matt Dennison 2010
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Swooping close to Lily, the fairy smiled conspiratorially, as if she planned to tell her best friend her most secret dream.
Enchanted Ivy Sarah Beth Durst 2010
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Swooping close to Lily, the fairy smiled conspiratorially, as if she planned to tell her best friend her most secret dream.
Enchanted Ivy Sarah Beth Durst 2010
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Swooping into his bedroom at 3 a.m. through the window, I swept aside my cape, bared my glistening fangs ($59 at propshop. com; these babies look real) and hissed, "I vant to zuck your blood!"
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Swooping out of the sky with a vision to save America from its descent into madness.
Steven Greenstreet: Barack Obama and Kingdom of the Dismal Numbskulls 2008
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