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I thinly such news would be good for them to hear right now.

The company does not want to spread itself thinly around the country.

He also said the force was spread far too thinly.

I thinly what it does look like and then say something completely different.

"You have made it clear that they think of nothing but their own good," she said thinly.

The result is that staff members have become ever more thinly spread.

He smiled thinly, but not with his eyes this time.

The rest of his army was thinly spread along the west bank.

"Perhaps you have married into the wrong family, then," she said thinly.

He gave her a surprised look and then smiled thinly.

Even she found that difficult to believe June smiled thinly.

"This is no country I ever heard of," she said thinly.

Then, far away, he seemed to hear a girl scream thinly.

He smiled thinly as one or two people looked at him in surprise.

"I would say at this point that is thinly theoretical."

The light that came thinly from above showed him a long room with a large object at the far end.

I thinly we caught number one in her morning nap.

It does a few things extremely well, while others are spread more thinly.

He says that they have to police a large area, with officers spread thinly.

To Rod, her words seemed to come thinly from a great distance.

"But we cannot spread men too thinly to watch all the underground ways."

A little of the anxiety left her face, and she smiled thinly.

Felix looked at the man and smiled thinly before looking away.

He smiled thinly and set the tray down before me.

From the distance ahead came, thinly, the sound of shots.