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“How strange, then, that when it came to meeting Ai Weiwei, the man who designed it, he turned out to be a gentle, thoughtful, but bear-like man.”
The Guardian: Ai Weiwei: The rebel who has suffered for his art
“Of course, all that screaming will also further anger the bear, most likely causing him to rise up on his hind legs and make terrifying bear-like noises, not unlike in the hit movie The Bear, an unusual and compelling tale of animals in the wild, which tells its tale from the bears' point of view*.”
The Huffington Post: Dave Hill: So You're About to Be Attacked by a Bear
“Also, they think Tar, our bear-like german shepherd, is the cutest thing that ever lived.”
“While playing summer-league ball, Westish's bear-like catcher, Mike Schwartz, discovers the perfect shortstop.”
“For one thing, unlike most brass players, Mr. Gordon doesn't need a mute to get funky; he growls and wails away on his horn with the bell still open, producing a bear-like snarl to match his own bear-like shape.”
“Piper begins making grunting bear-like sounds and Sarah says "Piper, pipe down, you will scare them off.”
The Huffington Post: Joan E. Dowlin: Assessing Palin's Parenting Skills
“A UK man was fishing near Wanstead when he saw a hairy bear-like creature.”
“The Celtic Tiger has become the abandoned cub, and in it's place is a bear-like depression.”
The Huffington Post: Niall O'Dowd: Irish relieved they are not paragons of success any more
“Her other skills remained unused and, for the most part, untried, and though sometimes that was hard to bear-like having to pretend you're not hungry when your favorite meal is on the table-Maddy understood why it had to be so.”
“Soderbergh handles the scene modestly and lets Del Toro command the screen with his bear-like presence.”
Cannes Film Festival Report and Reviews - Part Deux « FirstShowing.net
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