The good thing about gallows humour is no matter how bad things get you can always find some wag ready to crack a joke. |
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What's more, they're probably so pleased to see someone when a burglar comes, they wag their tail and show the miscreant around the house! |
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The setter sniffed the sidewalk, then with a wag of her shaggy tail took off down the street. |
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A dog might sarcastically wag its tail to express disapproval of being served kibble yet again. |
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The next day, after another sleepless night of coughing, we both decided to wag work and uni. |
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He even went to Wall Street to wag his finger at corporate wrongdoers, calling for legislative reform. |
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The others looked at him, and he raised one hand to wag an index finger under Kaeritha's nose. |
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On a skiffle groove, the Chicks wag their fingers at the homemakers' life, singing about the pleasures of cooking, dusting, and breeding. |
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When I first told them a couple of years ago, I really expected my grandma to wag her finger at me. |
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In rows of kennels, dogs awaiting adoption wag their tails furiously, bark in a deafening chorus and whine desperately for attention. |
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She looked up at him sadly, acknowledging his gesture with a half wag of her tail. |
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But the crowning glory is when the pointer turns around and gives an approving look and tail wag before he trots off to pick up another bird. |
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When my eyes meet hers, her tail starts to wag excitedly, but she dares not move her body in fear of spoiling the moment. |
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Then I come back, and the tails wag so hard that it begins with the middle of their dog bodies. |
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Her tail began to wag as he approached, and he cautiously dropped onto one knee before reaching to untangle her leash. |
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I often feel like I'm an 18th century aristocrat arriving at Lord Monck's house for dinner, a dark-coated wag or bounder wearing the latest in britches and moleskin cape. |
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Nikko broke the silence with a small whine and a wag of his tail. |
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No matter how many Chechens may be slaughtered, we content ourselves with a polite wag of the finger, shrug our shoulders, then concede that massacre is an internal matter. |
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Needless to say, tongues begin to wag about Barrie's behaviour. |
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Partly hidden by tall grass, their tails wag happily as they snuffle around for roots and insects. |
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You can wag a finger at non-voters, telling them about the millions around the world who would willingly risk lives to evict dictators. |
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They all wag their tails furiously when indicating the game and can easily lose the thread. |
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Such optimizations may become the dozen different tails attempting to wag an increasingly confused dog. |
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The cyberpet will now come in gold, silver or black and express more canine traits such as being able to wag its tail and respond to its own name. |
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Instead wag a disapproving finger at the bull run in commodities. |
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Hence our tails wag without our permission. |
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An aggressive dog might hold his tail high and wag only the tip, while a submissive or scared dog is likely to hold his tail low and wag it stiffly. |
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But a lengthy chin wag with Derry City boss Peter Hutton helped make up his mind that Foyleside was the place to be. |
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Also having a bit of a chin wag is the ubiquitous Pharrell Williams, above, sporting yet another big hat from his fabulous collection. |
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Also having a bit of a chin wag is the ubiquitous Pharrell Williams, sporting yet another big hat from his collection. |
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That's because the purpose of a wag is to let you know how he's feeling: happy to see you, excited you're home, ready to play, or that he comes in peace. |
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Those great givers of lessons, those wonderful preachers, those people who wag their index finger continually under other people's noses, should simply take note of this. |
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Rather, this tiny tail of the car industry is starting to wag the dog. |
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Cricket wag Lisa Darcy is moving her pole dancing school because the popular classes have outgrown their old studio. |
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The isotonic drink, Pow Wow, has been designed to put the wag back into a dog's tail by replacing fluids lost during exercise. |
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With that first pat and wag of a dog's tail, civilization was on its way. |
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Never, in my mind, should the tail wag the dog. |
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It's the federal debt increases that wag the dog. |
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My mates and I said let's wag it and go in the air-raid shelter. |
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H is also for Hill 16, the Croke Park Kop, home of the Dublin wag and the phantom urinator. |
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The Cooper S' wide stance, grippy tires, and roll-free suspension setup mean that you can dive on the brakes late in the corner, mark your line and power through, evoking a little bit of tail wag on the way out. |
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Every one that passeth thereby shall be astonished, and wag his head. |
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Plus, if nothing else, Bastian Schweinsteiger is generally considered to be top of the WAG standings. |
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Floaty, floral frocks are the WAG dress of choice, giving elegance, height and grace to anyone who is short, stumpy and clompy. |
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The WAG was snapped in her private box at Aintree on Thursday cheering and whopping in delight as her gee-gee romped to victory. |
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Back in 2006, during the World Cup in Germany, Elen was the prettiest, fizziest WAG of all. |
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All units, bar the 175s, are currently being refurbished in the new Arriva moquette and the new two tone, dark WAG livery. |
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The WAG looked fabulous in the eye-catching ensemble from her own collection, the Daily Express reported. |
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Prodigality, Willie Wag Tail, Whimsical, Rex Imperator, Strictly Silver, Arnold Lane could all have won this week at big prices but none did. |
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We in the Green Party believe that the WAG and LEAs should value and promote small schools in both secondary and primary sectors. |
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Insider hears the Liverpool WAG has enlisted TV's Supernanny, aka Jo Frost, to help get three-year-old Archie into a bedtime routine before the new arrival. |
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Wag the Dog emphasizes this political news dimension of the televirtual world and the way it drives and is reflected back through the public's perceptions of reality. |
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