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• By television standards, live courtroom coverage is a primitive business.
• Historically, solving wildlife crimes has been primitive, frustrating work.
• How barbaric, how awful, how primitive . "'
• In 1937, he built a primitive electric contraption that added.
• Tribal art contends with exoticism, primitive art with unthinking affection.
• Sore throat : Primitive urge to suck mother's milk.
• The idea was to make the process as primitive as possible.
• The oldest patients contracted the disease when treatment was still primitive.
• They are people of affairs, while I am a primitive.
• Backwoods stuff, primitive people; nothing to do with us.
• Subcommander Marcos acknowledged that his force's arsenal was primitive.
• Some reviewers still dismiss his art as as primitive and sentimental.
• The soldiers stimulated a most primitive, elemental anger in people.
• The banking industry in Cuba is primitive to say the least,
• Even this primitive plane has yet to enter fully into operation.
• Housing, primitive as it is, is also being squeezed.
• He may also be the best primitive painter since Grandma Moses.
• No matter the technology, the game retains its primitive essence.
• The facilities and trappings were primitive, to say the least.
• I took a course titled " Primitive Art ."