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• The Red hunts probably made many Americans behave more swinishly than they normally would have.
• Lobbies exist to behave swinishly on behalf of people too delicate to behave swinishly for themselves.
• Lobbies exist to behave swinishly on behalf of people too delicate to behave swinishly for themselves.
• When the train is leaving the station, when the helicopter is leaving the roof, it is only human for many people to behave swinishly.
• She boards the ship with her mother and her rich, handsome and swinishly smug fiance Cal ( Billy Zane ), who comes complete with an evil and devoted manservant ( David Warner ).
• The Spam-ku range from earnest, often ham-fisted efforts at evoking a mood to such swinishly punny entries as Cho's own Kafkaesque " Gregor Spamsa woke . / In horror he sees that he's / Now a pink pork cube ."
• The juiciest moment in " Hannibal, " the inevitable " Silence of the Lambs " sequel, comes not when Anthony Hopkins's Hannibal Lecter is menacing someone, but when he's being taunted by a man who is holding him prisoner and is about to subject him to a swinishly gory death.