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• And he is not nearly as doddering as his family thinks.
• Montreal is a doddering franchise that probably needs a new home.
• Network news shows are said to fetch only doddering geezers.
• Charlie Brown breaks hip when doddering Lucy forgets to pull football away.
• But that is what the voters wanted _ a doddering old warmonger.
• Only in public does he become the familiar doddering Reagan.
• The fathers greet each other jokingly as doddering old men.
• The city is nominally led by Emperor Fred, a doddering eccentric.
• The saxophonist is a doddering, gray-haired man.
• Throughout the 1980s, Democrats warned that Reagan was a doddering old warmonger.
• Answer : For future people, doddering will no longer be an option.
• Even the elderly are out in full, if slightly doddering, force.
• Maybe he was just a doddering old man blankly watching history pass him by.
• Zifnab is here as well, doddering about causing trouble for his faithful dragon.
• A pauper country with a doddering economy cannot afford the luxury of fighting a war.
• Polonious came across as a more complex character, not just a doddering old man.
• And many governments earn a big chunk of their budgets through their doddering telephone monopolies.
• A pair of doddering ex-champions trying to pass themselves off as real contenders.
• Up ahead, the flame : a doddering doofus driving 20 mph down the road.
• In his courtly, slightly doddering but altogether determined way, Andreas begins pursuing Claire.