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Wild-eyed with fright, Ursula burst into the house; a Trio on her tail.
The Soul Snatchers K. R. Weinert 2011
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Wild-eyed with fright, Ursula burst into the house; a Trio on her tail.
The Soul Snatchers K. R. Weinert 2011
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Wild-eyed men hurried down from the creeks and gulches to seek out this man who had told a tale of such disaster.
AT THE RAINBOW'S END 2010
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Wild-eyed Arabs/Palestinians have been chanting “Death to Israel” for decades.
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Wild-eyed itinerant preachers swarmed over the land; and despite the prohibition of the civil authorities, and the persecution for disobedience, the flames of religious frenzy were fanned by countless camp-meetings.
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Wild-eyed horses reared and their wagons tipped over.
Firestorm! Joan Hiatt Harlow 2010
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Wild-eyed and flailing his arms, he rushed toward the people around the cage, retreated, and then rushed toward them again.
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Wild-eyed big-grinned crazy-legged games of tag with hands held open at the ready.
Unlucky Number 911 2010
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Wild-eyed Berkeley researcher at work in the lab wearing the mandatory safety glasses.
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Wild-eyed Constitution-huggers hope you'll believe that things like Iran/Contra, Watergate, the California energy crisis and the plan my co-worker and I were devising to, um, "borrow" - those office laptops just prior to my (latest) dismissal, were all conspiracies.
9/11 a conspiracy? Ha! Well, OK, so it was, but not the weird kind 2008
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