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• Everyone tells me I am being troglodytic and / or selfish.
• Ditto the tiresome attempts to paint Republican Mitt Romney as a troglodytic right-winger.
• Granted, I am inclined to encounter such things because I harbor hostile, troglodytic notions about the computer culture.
• The nasty troglodytic Morlocks will still be pursuing their prey, the gentle Eloi, in the year 802, 701.
• The original drummer for eX-Girl, she had a troglodytic sound due playing a stand-up kit setup.
• It is remarkable in that parts of it are actually built into the rock ( " semi-troglodytic " ).
• Just then Perry and Melbourne are kidnapped by a dangerous gang of troglodytic rats . "'( Storyteller ) "'
• The semi-troglodytic castle is built on a sandstone table, separated from the crest of the hill by a ditch dug into the bare rock.
• Upon returning five years later, the crew discovers that the small, intelligent creatures have been overrun and destroyed by the troglodytic " Dumb-locks ."
• On the middle and lower floors were located the common buildings and dependences made of wood-traces of anchorings remain in the rocks-and troglodytic rooms.
• TV critic Steve Johnson of the Chicago Tribune called the marketing " stultifying, " especially the " troglodytic " skits using Ford Focus cars.
• A surviving Ptolemaic inscription enumerates three types of war elephant, the " Troglodytic " ( probably Libyan ), the " Ethiopian ", and the " Indian ".
• Wednesday night the troglodytic Cavs worked their sludgeball offense to perfection and held the Celtics to 75 points, one of the Celtics'lowest outputs in a long, long time.
• Just about all public policy lags behind reality-- from family leave to the availability of child care to the troglodytic attitudes about such things as child care that persist in public arenas.
• Opposite this door is the entry to the galleries and a large underground storeroom; to the north of the level is a troglodytic kitchen built into the rockface with a baker's oven.
• That's the film's unsparing message, even when Scorsese cranks up some really outrageous humor, or portrays the mob bosses as more stupid, more troglodytic, than any movie ever has.
• This is reflected in the varying motifs of the fa鏰de decorations, borrowing stylistic elements from Assyria, Phoenicia, Latin scripts also figured on the troglodytic tombs when the territory was annexed by the Roman Empire.
• Time will show that her mission in life was not to buckle down, fit in and graduate from a troglodytic, second-rate military school that aspires daily to keep its institutional head up its cannon barrel.
• Bush would maintain his own opposition to abortion, no matter how troglodytic, but also demonstrate he is not a captive of the narrow, single-issue lobby that has dominated Republican intra-party affairs for two decades.
• But at a time when the arts in this country are being threatened by troglodytic politicians, Wiseman's " Ballet " is an eloquent statement about the crucial role of art in bringing extra dimensions to our lives.