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• This production is full of those crabbed dramatic hints and pretexts.
• Their slender, crabbed physiques made them look half their ages.
• He calls her a  Crabbed youth,  before proceeding.
• Her range of subjects is narrow and her formal approach often feels crabbed.
• The Tories are suffering from " a narrow, crabbed nationalism,"
• Instead, you just sat back and crabbed about NATO going beyond its purview.
• Ronald Reagan and his fellow Republicans had crabbed for decades about the federal deficit.
• I had been aware that Aristotle was a byword for crabbed, unintelligible Greek.
• This is more than crabbed academic theory.
• They crabbed about us, too.
• His style is marked by intricate detail, crabbed handwriting, muted colors and delicate crosshatching.
• In Manchester, Blair accused the Tories of " a narrow, crabbed nationalism ."
• Cakins ( 1893 ) describes a case for whom  T s are generally crabbed, ungenerous creatures.
• He needs a speech proving that his vision rather than Cheney's crabbed ideology will define Republican ideals.
• From the swooping " J " to the crabbed last name, the signatures were nearly identical.
• Then, when he turned in his expense account without receipts, management crabbed, though it eventually paid.
• When we reached the crabbed barge, I could see that the man behind the steering wheel had frozen.
• Then, in his crabbed handwriting, Ickes wrote, " BC called, " meaning Bill Clinton.
• The crabbed moral calculus that has taken hold here during more than four years of war is partly to blame.
• The word " Victorian " today has a disagreeable and crabbed connotation, conjuring up repressive sexual and social mores.