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When his children were small, Vaillant would read them a poem about a tribe of happy-go-lucky bears, who lived in a kind of Eden until a tribe of mangier, smarter bears came along and enslaved them.

What Makes Us Happy? 2009

When his children were small, Vaillant would read them a poem about a tribe of happy-go-lucky bears, who lived in a kind of Eden until a tribe of mangier, smarter bears came along and enslaved them.

What Makes Us Happy? 2009

You're a lot mangier than he was, and he was housebroken.

Tallulah Morehead: Survivor: Samoa: Macrame. 2009

Ever since Karl Marx, a full-dress beard is like wearing the "Communist Manifesto" on your face; the mangier version remains popular among college students and Fed chairmen.

Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow 2008

But if you want to read the mangier stuff, Badger Raw as it were, you'll just have to ask.

badger Diary Entry badger 2002

I want to be sensitive to Nancy's feelings, as things happen, and I wanted a place to express my mangier side without unduly spooking the horses.

badger Diary Entry badger 2002

Had he been open for business, I would have rushed in, demanding that the mouth-mangier relieve my pain.

A Body In The Bath House Davis, Lindsey 2001

That's because both texts have been encoded on the same transposition-keys and put through the same poem-code mangier.

between silk and cyanide Marks, Leo 1998

Burrs and nettles covered his body, and he looked mangier than he looks now.

The Dragons of Krynn Weis, Margaret 1994

Usually the forlorn demesne was supervised by a mangy waiter brooding over mangy tables and by a mangier cat who kept a furtive eye on the placarded list of each day's _plat du jour_ and wondered when her turn would come for Thursday's _Sauté de lapin_.

The Belovéd Vagabond William John Locke 1896