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• Putin told the soldiers in footage broadcast on Russian television, as the soldiers listened unsmilingly.
• "Didn't mean much, did it ? " he said, unsmilingly, sipping red wine.
• During the recent years of conflict, Markovic, who unsmilingly describes herself as an intellectual, demonstrated her talents as a journalist.
• Kurtis says unsmilingly, to pictures of them riding their machines on behalf of Toys for Tots, but not on the sidewalk.
• Heavy is the magnificence of this career; Richter's message, delivered unsmilingly, is a sermon on the shortcomings of others.
• The leaders emerged unsmilingly from a two-day summit Saturday that collapsed in an acrimonious debate over how to share power and other constitutional issues.
• John Taverner sat near the window of his East Side hotel room, calmly if unsmilingly cooperating as a photographer tried to frame him in the afternoon light.
• With a modus operandi that would have been appreciated by Officer Obie of Alice's Restaurant fame, the park police unsmilingly demanded Ms . Stein's identification.
• Putin told the soldiers in footage broadcast on Russian television, as the soldiers listened unsmilingly, many of them sitting in awkward postures at a table with the president.
• The man ultimately was required to sell it to a government-approved Israeli company _ $ 6 million, for what he unsmilingly says was a $ 10 million stone.
• The unsmilingly cocky image that makes Plushchenko paradoxically appealing on ice was undermined by his pair of falls, but the 19-year-old world champion remained self-assured.
• And then one night, channel surfing on TV, I saw a ceremony inducting new officers into the police, and the candidates sat and stood and spoke, unsmilingly, in perfect unison.
• In " Lukas Cravo " ( 1997 ), the photographer's young son tilts his head back as he looks unsmilingly at the camera, his neck and chest smeared with white powder.
• There remains plenty of talent available to coach Del Harris over the next two months while his biggest talent heals from what Van Exel unsmilingly called " a funny fall " in Minnesota on Wednesday night.
• She was modest, another quality rarely seen around here, describing her job at the National Security Council as " a fairly junior " position, and unsmilingly turning away compliments from senators, insisting anyone would have done the same.
• When asked by one of the many distinguished guests what, in the event of war, Rose would have Israel do with these artworks, many of which were modern, steel abstracts, Rose unsmilingly replied, " Melt them down for bullets ."
• The precarious nature of the discussions between Benjamin Netanyahu and Yasser Arafat became clear at a concluding White House news conference Wednesday when President Clinton read a cautious statement, then warily answered questions while the Israeli prime minister and Palestinian leader sat silently and unsmilingly by his side.