“Humans share more than 98 percent of their DNA with chimpanzees, making the ape the closest living relative to Homo sapiens.”

“Probably closer to Peter Jackson's apery of King Kong than George of the Jungle.”

“This spirit of imitation, sir, this spirit of mimicry and apery will be the ruin of our country.”

“Francois Apery of the University of Upper Alsace in Mulhouse, France, has now captured the essence of the process, known as sphere eversion, in a surprisingly simple model.”

“So you're climbing the evolutionary ladder, and you've just begun to break the chains of apedom.”

“Her flawless aping of the famous comedian's signature mannerisms left the entire audience in fits of laughter.”

“Ellen was backed against the tree into which apeman had tried to force her.”

“Or would the cunning of apeman, denizen of the jungle, warn him against any such?”

“It was not the voice of an apeman, or an apewoman, but held a human quality.”

“Almost daily he whetted his keen knife and scraped and whittled at his young beard to eradicate this degrading emblem of apehood.”

“Valerio ridiculed the proposal to his friends and called Cavour an aper of English customs.”

“Ms. Hopkins is not exactly opening new territory with such aper?, which are sometimes delivered by a newsreel-style voice-over.”

“The Green P aper highlighted that the share of pupils of migrant background in the EU has increased, and that many of them suffer from educational disadvantage.”

“It was not the voice of an apeman, or an apewoman, but held a human quality.”

“Even evolutionists have decided that these so-called apemen have nothing to do with man's ancestry!”

“However, it is the hobbits' similarity to ancient African apemen that provides the most compelling evidence for their ancient origins.”

“We now have a better understanding of where early apemen fit in evolution.”

“If you have a hippopotamus major in your brain, you are no ape, though you had four hands, no feet, and were more apish than the apes of all aperies.”