The dogs get wearier and wearier, their muscles more and more prominent, and their mouths increasingly salivate.
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He sounds wearier, but also not, if that makes sense.
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I'm made wearier because religion is being used as a shield.
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If you listen to loud music often, that muscle will become wearier.
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When I called, he sounded older, wearier, but happy to hear from me.
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Then move on and do it all again, a little wearier and often with fewer men.
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They are older than Antonietta and Domenico, and wearier — of their lives and maybe of each other.
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Writing for The Wrap, Jason Solomons said that the movie "doesn't feel wiser, just wearier" than its predecessor.
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That was several lifetimes ago, but those early Young songs sound only slightly world-wearier than when they were first written.
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This time, he is facing a more formidable challenger in Nixon — and progressives are four years wearier of some of his tactics.
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Jimmy Carter's smile as big as Georgia was a key asset for him in 1976, and his wearier look in 1980 helped bring him down.
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"I wish they'd put their shirts on," my companion said about the "Mercuric" men; and yes, the Taylor emphasis on beefcake grows wearier with the years.
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Lorrie Cranor, penned a blog, highlighting studies that found that people who are required to change passwords regularly select wearier passwords and change them in predictable ways.
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So Sullivan deployed his Mavic 2P Pro drone—and flew it just 250 feet above the ship as passengers disembarked, wearier than when they first boarded it.
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Younger women sometimes look at women of my generation — I'm 49 — and wonder why we may be a little wearier, a little warier, a little less noisy.
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Aaron Paul is still good as Pinkman, an older and wearier character than the young naif who started working as White's assistant in the first season more than a decade ago.
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Western diplomats observe that members of what is now "17 plus One"—including the largest, Poland—seem both warier and wearier of the bloc, which has not delivered expected business opportunities and investments.
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Charlie is then forced to employ lawyers of his own, first a street fighter played by Ray Liotta, and then Alan Alda's gentler, wearier veteran, whose hourly rates are still eye-wateringly high.
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Affleck's Batman and alter-ego, reclusive billionaire Bruce Wayne, is older than the previous on-screen iterations and also wearier, still scarred by the death of his parents and from fighting thugs in Gotham.
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And Mr. Trump appeared to take a world-wearier view of the wisdom of leaving his sensitive personal secrets in someone else's hands: "Maybe he gets hit by a truck," Mr. Trump said of Mr. Pecker in a conversation with Mr. Cohen, musing about an unfortunate mishap befalling his good friend.
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And as the night wears on, and people get drunker and wearier and more wired, their imaginations will take them into a land that is sacred and profane, apocalyptic and eternal, where a gold-skinned god with a New Yawk accent tempts a man who believes in the sacredness of the constitution, and the institutions it protects.
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Richard Shelley born about 1513, was second son of Sir William Shelley. Like various other members of the family, he became a Knight of St John, and about 1535 was sent abroad to complete his education. In August of that year he carried letters from Thomas Starkey to (Sir) Richard Morison, who was then at Rome, and in 1538 Shelley was at Venice. But, growing "wearier of this scholastical life than he can express," he set out early in May 1539 for Constantinople in the company of the Venetian ambassador.
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Reviewing for The Village Voice in 1979, Robert Christgau called Rust Never Sleeps Young's best album yet and said although his melodies are unsurprisingly simple and original, his lyrics are surprisingly and offhandedly complex. "He's wiser but not wearier", Christgau wrote, "victor so far over the slow burnout his title warns of". Paul Nelson, writing in Rolling Stone magazine, found its first side virtuosic because of how Young transcends the songs' acoustic settings with his commanding performance and was impressed by its themes of personal escape and exhaustion, the role of rock music, and American violence: "Rust Never Sleeps tells me more about my life, my country and rock & roll than any music I've heard in years." Rust Never Sleeps was voted the second best album of 1979 in The Village Voices annual Pazz & Jop critics poll.
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