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• For some, though, the governor's words rang tinnily.
• While the " Star-Spangled Banner " played, a little tinnily, over a portable sound system, a four-man honor guard bore forward the flag that had been carefully stored since the last American diplomats left Kabul on Jan . 31, 1989.
• Using the Pollenex Splash Dance ( $ 17.99 at Bed, Bath and Beyond ) was a washout; I couldn't tune in a single FM station, and most of the AM stations came in tinnily when I could hear them at all above the running water.
• Then, the disembodied voice of Mortimer Zuckerman, the New York real estate baron who has owned the magazine since 1980, wafted tinnily through the room : He was selling the magazine, a 142-year-old cultural institution that printed the first published words of Emerson and Thoreau.
• Much of the basic biographical material in this volume will be overwhelmingly familiar to readers of newspapers and magazines, the numerous memoirs and letters published by members of the Bush family, and such earlier Bush books as Bill Minutaglio's 1999 " First Son : George W . Bush and the Bush Family Dynasty . " Allegations about business cronyism tinnily echo assertions made by Kevin Phillips in " American Dynasty : Aristocracy, Fortune, and the Politics of Deceit in the House of Bush " ( Viking ) while observations about intramural family rivalries piggyback on ones made by Peter and Rochelle Schweizer in their 2004 book " The Bushes : Portrait of a Dynasty " ( Doubleday ).