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• None wants to call stumblebum ball, but they differ.
• What we need is a stumblebum, a real thumbsucker.
• So were others from the north side, the stumblebums and the alkies.
• On any given night, New York can perform like a group of stumblebums.
• Even the Dallas Cowboys were stumblebums, once.
• The stumblebum Nixon seems ludicrous to me,
• Now that they are the stumblebums of the NL West, he suddenly is a dunce?
• Yet the perception around the NFL is that the Saints are the league's eternal stumblebums.
• As the asteroid hurtles toward Earth, this pair of stumblebums try to save our beloved blue planet.
• And the hearings are bound to vaguely reinforce the general suspicion that Clinton's administration has too many stumblebums.
• It may be that no presidents are heroes to their many valets, but the stumblebum Nixon seems ludicrous to me.
• Yet give them sports franchises to run, and many of them turn into stumblebums, tripping over floppy clown shoes.
• When Dre left, Suge's job became keeping these cutthroats and stumblebums where he could see them ."
• How many more similarly stumblebum decisions will be dispensed by the new Dodger caretakers in the future ? . . ..
• It wasn't so much that Maryland played flawlessly, it was that they turned the Blue Devils into stumblebums.
• In " Murder Machine ", authors Jerry Capeci and Gene Mustain described him as a " stumblebum ".
• To encourage continued support from the ensemble's graduates, the Tiger Alumni Bands and Stumblebums created two recognitions of its own.
• Clinton called Gore the best vice president in US history, thus putting in their place such stumblebums as John Adams and Thomas Jefferson.
• Dennis Quaid registers strongly in an against-type portrayal _ an amnesiac stumblebum who strikes Belushi and Shakur as the perfect fall guy.
• But belying his reputation as a rhetorical stumblebum, Bush gave every bit as polished an account of himself as the vice president had.