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• Knight, the consummate bully, fiercely and profanely guards his territory.
• Clint, 17, argues, often profanely, with his parents.
• The two could be heard shouting behind closed doors, Everett profanely.
• Her husband profanely informed her of the game result.
• Hadjian responded by profanely scolding her staff and her producers live on air.
• They did it viciously, profanely, with threat upon threat for the trio.
• It was the moment he profanely called a reporter a " Mexican idiot ."
• Despite its edgy tone, the profanely funny film does have a Christmas spirit and heart.
• Peter Maass'angry, stinging, profanely eloquent and often painful book would prove you wrong.
• That's why he profanely talked his way out of Philly and then out of Phoenix.
• As the crowd chanted at him profanely, Rocker fell behind in the count to Robin Ventura.
• But the profanely prolific noble finds unique, and uniquely repulsive, ways to continue his work.
• As they left the stadium, some chanting profanely, many fans seemed ready to place blame.
• Belle, snarling, profanely told the reporter to get " out of my locker ."
• As they left the stadium, some chanting profanely, many fans did seem ready to place blame.
• Cooperative suspects are typically lectured to in relative privacy, while belligerents are loudly shamed and profanely ridiculed.
• Calipari saw Garcia and yelled in his direction, profanely calling him a " Mexican idiot ."
• Houston swore profanely, so much so that the Mexicans named him " Senor God Damn ."
• If the Scottish novelist Alan Warner weren't so gloomy, he might be a profanely raucous farceur.