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• There were a lot of people that glommed off him.
• Someone else using bluelight . com already may have glommed onto jgoldstein.
• Companies glommed on to what became the most heavily sponsored summer tour.
• These are things people like me just glommed onto.
• Fashion has glommed onto it because it's a taboo ."
• But character is something Bush has glommed on to.
• Certain factions of America have glommed on to this as a convenient excuse.
• Now Leckie has glommed onto another public cause.
• You may remember that Taylor glommed Eddie Fisher from Reynolds back in the day.
• Unfortunately, and unfairly, this disquiet glommed onto the gay-marriage issue.
• Netpliance also glommed onto software called Jabber and built an instant-messaging system they tout.
• Interestingly, Steam's configuration data is all glommed together into " gigantic"
• James Cameron took a standard and rather trite love story and glommed it onto a horrendous tragedy.
• Americans, always eager for a party theme, have glommed on to Octoberfest in a big way.
• There was some resentment that the advertising world glommed onto him before he proved himself on the basketball court,
• They glommed onto him immediately because, Keough says, " he demonstrates that art and culture trump politics.
• The Bulls and the Magic have glommed center stage away from the Western Conference finals undercard between the Jazz and Sonics.
• Reaching for more hyperbolic hyperbole, we glommed onto catch-22, and now it too has spread beyond its original borders.
• The antivirus industry started the hubbub about it, but the news media glommed onto it and decided it was a good story,
• We went around for a bit, some other editors glommed onto things, and you asked me what my ideal resolution was.