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1. This is a natural law, like the wolf who only attacks sick sheep

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2. Now, he was a wolf and dying in a car crash

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3. Wolf Blitzer: the untold story

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4. On the other side of the argument, a fast-growing cult of vampires has formed a religion around the Wolf, waking up early every evening to watch The Situation Room

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5. Unlike many of his vampire brethren, Wolf has tended not to hide his identity

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6. His current position as a television personality has caused researchers to question the validity of previous records, or whether this Wolf Blitzer is the “real” one

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7. Aldman believes there is a clue in their mantra: “We are with you in the Situation Room, Wolf Blitzer

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8. Only time will tell whether Aldman’s theories are all just wild conspiracy or if Blitzer truly is the proverbial wolf in sheep’s clothing

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9. A wolf walking by the mountain’s side in the evening saw his

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10. The wolf spoke again, smothering the moment with his reek and the furnace

11. legs and speed back towards the light of town, the wolf slid the hood from his head

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12. as the wolf prince, this Lord of the North Winds, revealed himself to her

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13. The wolf sank onto all fours, straddling the girl, nuzzling at her breasts and her

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14. As Lucy felt the waters of the wolf rising above her head, entombing her in his

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15. But he that is an hireling, and not the shepherd, whose own the sheep are not, seeth the wolf

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16. coming, and leaveth the sheep, and fleeth: and the wolf catcheth them, and scattereth the

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17. On the ground the shape seemed almost frail, as though it could not carry the burden of terror that forever dogged its tracks, but as Lucy moved closer, as the figure gathered its limbs together and began to unbend, began to straighten and stand, she saw with horror that he, for it must be masculine, was tall and thick set and lithe, as if he were a wolf or a hunting cat

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18. The wolf spoke again, smothering the moment with his reek and the furnace heat of his breath

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19. The wolf pack smelled the horses’ fear and waited for their leader to

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20. This was the instant of doubt, the point where the prey loses its fear of those mesmerising eyes and runs for dear sanctuary, but in that instant when Lucy felt that she might regain control of her legs and speed back towards the light of town, the wolf slid the hood from his head

21. The grey wolf was half the size

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22. the wolf because he did not have the strength to fight through the night

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23. She gaped and swooned as the wolf prince, this Lord of the North Winds, revealed himself to her

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24. The grey wolf pounced suddenly with the intention of biting Sons’

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25. The wolf fell on the blade which pierced its heart

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26. The wolf howled out

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27. Son covered himself in the blood of the wolf, so that all the predators

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28. He ate meat and used the fur from the wolf to stay warm through that

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29. If a wolf and a man combined can truly ever smile, then he did so now, revealing the full width and depth of the terror of the world in that one reflexive response to emotion and the kill

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30. As Lucy felt the waters of the wolf rising above her head, entombing her in his flesh, as she watched, fascinated by the bending of his neck and felt the first exquisite piercing of his canines within her flesh, she whispered one last question

31. It was enough to keep the wolf from the door, as indeed was he

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32. then a full-size wolf

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33. “Where would you be if you were a wolf?”

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34. This is the Amalekite: a wolf

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35. Look, here’s Wolf with Jack Nicholson and Michelle Pfeiffer

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36. “Woo-woo!” There were several wolf whistles

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37. the counting comfort, the reassurance of wolf,

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38. The White contacted their lead dragon, Wolf, after he observed a particularly nasty fight, and saluted them for their valor

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39. Wolf began to explain; “Some of us had to learn her language; the head injury she suffered caused damage to her temporal region resulting in the loss of her telepathic abilities

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40. Daniel stepped forward with Kate and bowed to Wolf, “Daniel, rider of Queenie; she was from California wasn’t she? You speak the dialect of the surfer crowd, very unusual

41. Up above in the Riders Hall, Jake and Wolf were going over battle plans

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42. Jeffery asked Wolf if he thought a frontal assault was the wise thing to do

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43. “Exactly the effect I wanted,” Wolf said

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44. Jeffery was trying to gracefully recover; I was unaware that you could speak Wolf

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45. ” Wolf was thinking to himself that John was getting worked up over nothing; his emotions were ruling him

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46. Wolf was sometimes annoying as hell, John was thinking

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47. He about to explode with some lovely epithets when Wolf continued, “we leave in a few minutes

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48. ” Wolf was staring at John, waiting

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49. Wolf contacted the White and explained the situation to him

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50. Wolf came up to Ichor, “can you use some help my friend? My brothers and sisters are itching for a fight

51. When Diana landed Wolf tried to prepare her, but when she saw them all gathered around him she became panic-stricken

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52. The Blue Dragons bursting thru the center of the black ones was portrayed with unbelievable force and he could recognize Wolf and Big John

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53. She looked long and hard at a telephone engineer who was working in the street, which resulted in her hurrying home in tears, her ears ringing with the sound of wolf whistles

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54. Wolf cut in, “she is with child I tell you! I can feel the change

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55. This huge man, who was afraid of nothing, sat there on Wolf, with a silly smile on his face as tears were running down his cheeks

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56. This momentary act of bravado was all that the wolf could

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57. "Haven't got the energy", the wolf said forlornly, "and I'm far

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58. After some discussion it was decided that the wolf should

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59. "No problem", said the wolf and off he slunk into the shadows,

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60. The wolf made his way to Granny's cottage with as much speed

61. wolf checked to see that no one was about, put on his bravest, most

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62. I'm a friend of Little Red Gangsta", replied the wolf,

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63. life at the city zoo, the wolf was totally unprepared for an assault

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64. She really did think the wolf had eaten her grandchild and

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65. for a poor, starving wolf I met in town

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66. remember, my darling girl, remember this; a wolf is always a wolf,

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67. She had no idea what it really meant, but she felt it was probably the equivalent of a wolf whistle, even though her sundress was a little conservative by local standards, at least in the chest

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68. wolf coming, and leaves the sheep, and flees: and the wolf catches them, and scatters the

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69. The red hawk keened once and a huge wolf with a thick black coat and a white streak

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70. Brent stared open mouthed at the great wolf

71. With that the great wolf turned and disappeared into the surrounding forest

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72. “Yes, I do,” Brent took a deep breath, “You said the wolf mentioned that I am more

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73. Had the wolf tracked him, using his excellent sense of smell, stalking him, waiting till he was asleep?

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74. She was sure she had seen the wolf run this way

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75. And in celebration of the Harvest, The Wolf Down Inn will be serving the following meals:

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76. “You know it wasn’t a wolf, Monica

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77. So, after that, the three enjoyed their lemonades and then paid for them, and then the three proceeded to leave the Wolf and Craftsman Inn

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78. “It’s not that stupid; the back entrance to the Wolf and the Craftsman Inn goes to my house,” Andrew said

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79. She carefully prised it open, and then suddenly, a shadow wolf jumped out!

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80. It did not at all acknowledge Monica’s presence in any way whatsoever; instead the wolf quickly galloped off into the mist

81. “Hey guys, what’s up?” Jack asked, bringing along some fresh lemonades from the Wolf Down Inn that the rest had

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82. The old Wolf Down Inn was nothing but a pile of smoldering rubble

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83. Rich in pine, birch, spruce and aspen trees, here you can find hare, fox, deer, wolf, lynx, bear and elk

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84. Home of the Alps, vineyards and chic coastal resorts of Nice and Cannes, lots of wildlife lives here too: wild boar, roe and red deer, wolf, fox, brown bear, badger, ibex and chamois, plus semi-wild horses and lizards

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85. Nearly al of it is mountains and pine and oak forests of the Boreal Kingdom, with bear, polecat, wolf, wildcat, deer, Balkan lynx and wild goats

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86. On the eastern shores of the Baltic Sea, this pine forested land is home to deer, wild boar, moose, lynx, bear, fox, beaver and wolf – plus oak and linden trees

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87. It’s very hil y, with forests of beautiful coloured leafy trees, plus deer, wild boar, wolf and badger

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88. Every inch of their bodies were hidden within a layer of glistening steel, their heads covered in fanged helms that resembled the gaping maw of a wolf as it tore into its prey

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89. Rollinthor thrashing in his hands, Drua'd trudged past the line of wolf helmed soldiers, the light of a thousand colors flashing on his face while the pair of Rock Dwarves walking beside him moved in darkness, obscured by the shadow of the Keeper's guard

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90. True intercession is to stand between the sheep and the wolf

91. The wolf helmed soldiers began corralling the children toward the door, marching them up the stairway of stacked circular stones

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92. Still, with over a thousand hardened laborers screaming at his back, Drau'd knew he was in for a grizzly fight the instant he lifted Hell's Bane off of a crushed, wolf helm and saw the creature's flesh regenerate almost instantaneously

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93. Meanwhile, his own hand was drawing nearer, as were the many wolf helmed soldiers

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94. "What are you waiting for? Run!" She called out, and soon afterwards several wolf helms appeared, bursting through the darkness

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95. With a flash, a flick of her wrist, and a spray of black blood, the wolf helm sprung into the air, bouncing on the courtyard several times before finally coming to a rest

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96. Nathalia kept up with two, three, sometimes even four at a time, but her blades had been reduced to shields, darting in all directions to parry a multitude of blows while every second, a score of her companions were cleaved in half, cut down by the demons' blades as though the wolf helmed beings were reaping wheat

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97. Her blades moved invisible, their presence marked only by a faint whisper as they sliced through the air, lopping off her enemies black limbs and wolf helms

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98. With one blade she severed a wolf helm, with her other she sent it flying into the night

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99. He paused his attacks only long enough to nod his head of white hair toward the imp, who was trying to bury his teeth into one of the wolf helms

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