| At first, they just skulked around the windows at the viewing parties and peered in like a bunch of creepers. |
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| Mantis shrimp skulked liked cats under the jetty, one feasting on a juvenile pufferfish that had strayed too close to its spearing claws. |
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| I skulked down the sunken path out of the village, down past the rough grit walls and rough pastures that are everywhere. |
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| Daum skulked away to be replaced by Rudi Voeller, who had barely sat down before he was off to be national coach. |
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| She hissed, and skulked into her bedroom, closing and locking the door behind her. |
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| The Bat skulked away and has lived in dark corners and holes ever since, never showing himself except in the near dark of latening twilight. |
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| The two mongrel dogs skulked to her side and sniffed at the hem of her dress. |
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| They hugged table-legs, raced up walls, skulked under shelves and stood shivering in nooks and corners. |
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| This crow skulked and cowered up to the buzzard, sometimes lying low to the ground, sometimes popping up into the air, always trying to stay behind the enemy. |
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| While we skulked in the shadows, they had studied and sweated and changed the face of their world. |
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| This idea has skulked in the dark corners of Alzheimer's research for a while. |
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| I threw my bag down by the door and skulked off into the kitchen. |
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| He skulked into the room under the pretence of finding himself a drink. |
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| Plain-clothes figures sporting military haircuts frequently skulked near this correspondent, interrupting meetings. None of this suggests that reconciliation between Tamils and the Sinhalese majority is going anywhere. |
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| John Kerry presumably thought that turning the 2004 election into a referendum on his war service in Vietnam was a slam-dunk, given that he fought heroically while Mr Bush skulked at home. |
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