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In the bottom left, Akagi and Kiyota are drawn 'animalistically' to highlight the gag that they act like (non-human) primates.
Anime Nano! 2010
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In the bottom left, Akagi and Kiyota are drawn 'animalistically' to highlight the gag that they act like (non-human) primates.
Anime Nano! 2010
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Sometimes being as smart as a human, communicating with other monsters, other times being animalistically smart.
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She is animalistically wild to get out of her prison and will grasp at any path she can.
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While the man is musing about solidified memories, the dog animalistically interjects, Let's pick up some girls and just/rip off their clothes.
Archive 2009-05-01 Rus Bowden 2009
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How easily most people find that illusional Power? wildly and animalistically attractive !
Sunday Discussion: So, What If The Dark Knight Wins Best Picture? « FirstShowing.net 2008
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I felt invincible, I suppose, based on the fact that I was still full of myself after making love especially animalistically in the backseat of my dad's big caddy the very night before I got on that bus.
Kill or Be Killed The Daily Growler 2006
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He argues that once man is conceived in the image of an artifact, who constructs himself through his own choices, he sheds the animalistically determined path of existence laid out for him by the orthodox economists' model.
Man Wants Liberty to Become the Man He Wants to Become - The Austrian Economists 2005
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He argues that once man is conceived in the image of an artifact, who constructs himself through his own choices, he sheds the animalistically determined path of existence laid out for him by the orthodox economists' model.
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Among the animalistically correct, the favored term for dogs and bitches that cannot meet the standards of the American Kennel Club is crossbreeds.
No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003
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