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• He will have to be out-foxed or out-classed.
• Paper so affected is said to be " foxed ".
• Caesar would have understood Ascot but an electric kettle would have had him foxed.
• David Duchovny is pretty much Foxed out.
• The producer's forceful response to a fan effort coined the term " Foxed ".
• The racket puzzles even the crows in the ash trees, and they are foxed by nothing.
• Several years ago, Angela Fox wrote a book about the family called " Completely Foxed ."
• Sure, much more goes into the process than simply Campo being out-football-foxed by Shanahan.
• Balbo scored the opener in the 26th minute when he foxed two defenders and kicked in from 10 meters.
• However, Rafique foxed him with a flighted delivery which clean bowled the Pakistan captain midway through the innings.
• The second reason is that some Gore supporters think Bradley has out-foxed Gore in the race for gay votes.
• I guess Sam out-foxed ( U . S . captain ) Curtis because of the way the players played.
• Foxed documents can be repaired, with greater or lesser success, using proprietary bleaches, dilute hydrogen peroxide or lasers.
• The pages are somewhat foxed, but otherwise the almost 400-year-old document is in remarkably good condition.
• New Zealand coach Denis Aberhart said that although Tendulkar looks indestructible right now, he can be foxed by the Kiwi bowlers.
• The clocks were donated by Mr G . A . Battcock; they were made and foxed by Smith of Derby Group.
• Instead of books currently marketed by big publishers, " Slightly Foxed " tends to examine older and more obscure titles.
• Rahul Dravid batted sensibly for 28 but got little support before Hooper foxed him with a faster ball that breached his defense to hit the stumps.
• He's foxed a number of people for a number of days . I don't want to spend another day chasing around Malmesbury.
• Feb . 15 : " Who Wants to Marry a Multimillionaire ?, " the Foxed-up version of ABC's hit game show.