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Vuitton clutch hung from her elbow and she pushed an expensive Bertini stroller accessorized with an infant whose blond hair matched her own.

The long Aenean stride readily matched wagons bumping and groaning over roadless wrinkled hills.

She matched the antique ambience of the place almost to a T, the only anachronistic feature being the optical fiber running from the desk to her datajack.

But it is matched by an iron sense of responsibility and a fierce drive to victory which no Bolo could excel.

And they turned with sly, buckish grins to glance at Whitney, whose face now matched the wheezing red coals in the hearth beside her.

Her features took on a cruel malice that matched the snakiness of Chun Laro, the cold, merciless glare of Li Hoang.

Would any of you care to explain how an officer who was coinless managed to purchase a large house, with a stable, costing over fifty golds, a matched team and a carriage, and still come up with more golds than twice his pay?

Early next morning I wrote to her father that his daughter had resolved not to leave her lover, who was only slightly wounded, that they were in perfect safety and under the protection of the law at Chamberi, and finally that having heard their story, and judging them to be well matched, I could only approve of the course they had taken.

The number decals on their scarred helmets rarely matched the numbers on their jerseys.

Whenever a new differentiation is not matched by a new and equal integration, whenever there is negation without preservation, the result is pathology of one sort or another, a pathology that, if severe enough, evolution sets about to erase in earnest.

As expected, the basic floor plan matched the other schools a main dojo to my right, a smaller one lined with specialized training equipment to my left.

Like those of a true Floridian, her tanned legs were bare, and her espadrilles of colored straw matched her dress.

Duchess, timidly, her upraised face and Paris hat well matched by the gay poinsettias, the delicate eucharis and arums with which the table was now covered.

She did not wear a veil, but Hamid-Jones was relieved to note that she had curbed her progressive ideas to the extent of covering her hair with a dark foulard scarf whose pattern matched the overblouse.

Beau was handsomely garbed in a darkly subdued navy-and-gray plaid frock coat, white shirt and cravat, high-buttoned waistcoat that matched the gray in his coat, and darker gray trousers with straps fastened beneath black ankle-boots.