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• Dumbly, I had on sandals instead of running shoes.
• I kept turning the knob, dumbly hoping something substantive would happen.
• She gives you a distracted look and nods dumbly.
• But I sit there, dumbly, not able to figure out what to do.
• We do not need admins who dumbly count reverts and make their decisons based off that.
• He now glanced at me, I nodded dumbly, and he resumed : " Blood all around!
• Many refrigerators last more than 15 years, which means that millions of them will continue to defrost dumbly for years.
• When he was done speaking, he kind of ushered me offstage with him, and, dumbly, I followed.
• I stood there dumbly for a minute, expecting at least a lecture, some questions, or form to fill out.
• Suddenly, I was staring dumbly at a screen that was beyond Windows, beyond DOS, a relic from some prehistoric setup protocol.
• And what I'm left to do here is dumbly try to consciously impose upon myself fear and amazement, " he wrote.
• The word " polymerization " is used, leaving the only college graduate in the room nodding dumbly as the cards flip by.
• If you have a computer at home, you can spend that time staring dumbly at a blinking screen that says : Non-system Error.
• But it never exploits its leads, instead opting to dumbly explore the fact that everyone in high school is at someone else's mercy.
• A bot does not have the ability to do this-- it just dumbly checks for a specific pattern and rules one way or the other.
• I better not say too much more about " Wicker Park, " which is less a movie than a lot of of plot twists and people behaving dumbly.
• As the story progresses Clive, a debonair soldier and sportsman gets quickly into his stride as poor " Humpy " a clumsy, incongruous fellow looks on dumbly.
• Mainly what they do is hover at the door and await permission to come inside, where they then dumbly flap against the walls hoping to find a way out.
• As he stares dumbly into space, a scrawny dead rooster dangles from his left hand, possibly an ironic reference to the eagle that carried off the Ganymede of myth.