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• I was really concentrating because this Italian has been my bete noire.
• Time passes differently in Bete Noire than it does outside of it.
• "The Taliban were a major bete noire, " said one Western diplomat.
• "I wouldn't call it my bete noire, although I did fall twice.
• That yam offering brings us to Yoruba's bete noire : sacrifice.
• The city of Bete Noire is as much a character as a setting.
• Nick Cassavetes, the newest bete noire of the managed care industry.
• The package will contain Brody's signature Bete Noire flourless chocolate cake.
• Bete Noire is run by an organization known as The Hierarchy.
• As Jackson's bete noire, Goering was charming, demonic and seemingly impenetrable.
• Aha, I thought, bats, the bete noire in this garden paradise.
• For all that, Pinault's razzle-dazzle had made him the bete noire of French finance.
• She eventually makes her way to Bete Noire, adopting the name " Lee ".
• Modern dance was his bete noire, but Paul Taylor was one of his favorite choreographers.
• He was, to liberals, the bete noire of politics.
• Nowadays, microscopes are becoming the TV criminal's bete noire.
• Taylor was the brilliant bete noire of British historians.
• The new bete noire of the military, and of the most modern managers, is stovepiping.
• But his personal bete noire seems to be McCain.
• Her best-known bete noire is something called indirection.