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“The Kongamato is a reported giant bat-like creature from the border area of Zambia.”
“Those who like pretention quickly realign their attentions, particularly with Anna Liu who is bat-like.”
“In 1870, the essayist Henry Adams compared the financier Jay Gould to a spider; Joseph Pulitzer, the famous editor, later called Gould "one of the most sinister figures that have ever flitted bat-like across the vision of the American people.”
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“She allowed him to playfully flick the bat-like flab arms, never letting on that not long before she had been a young woman who was kissed by men.”
“The aircraft, painted the Navy's traditional haze gray, looks like a smaller sibling of the B-2 stealth bomber, with the same bat-like shape.”
“Navy has released footage of a prototype of the X-47B, a stealthy, bat-like aircraft that it says is an aviation breakthrough.”
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“Her hair pushed over her face and a wave of sound covered her body as two bat-like baldheaded reptiles, flew over her.”
“I noticed the journey through the picture had added a great deal of volume to her already frizzy hair, exposing the bat-like ears she must have inherited from her father.”
“Most unfortunate-looking fella too—frizzy hair, bat-like ears that stick up a mile high.”
“Humanity joined the Commonwealth when the Commonwealth stepped in to end a war between humans and the bat-like S'sinn.”
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