As a former sticky-fingered teen, though, I'm glad you wrote.
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This sticky-fingered carb fan was dressed as a giant Heineken bottle.
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While Idaho is known for its strict marijuana laws, sticky-fingered passersby apparently didn't care.
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Ordinary Filipinos care more about their own poverty and about lower-level graft: sticky-fingered bureaucrats and policemen.
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Jacobia Grimes is accused of committing a crime that seems fitting for a sticky-fingered 8-year-old.
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Turns out, though, the possible sticky-fingered bandit had gotten away with way more than she originally thought.
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As mind-enhancing drugs go, cannabis has formed sticky-fingered relationships with more genres of music than any other.
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This hive demand, combined with the soaring price of honey, has created a golden opportunity for sticky-fingered criminals to cash in.
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Their running backs broke long gains, their receivers made sticky-fingered Spiderman catches, and their defenders were like Visigoths stomping through the Seahawk gates.
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With Prince as foul-mouthed Moonee and Cotto as the new girl Jancey, we see the sticky-fingered expanses of their dire housing situation.
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How else to explain the sheer number of poorly prepared or careless or sticky-fingered officials crammed into this careening clown-car of an administration?
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Police in Vaughan, Ontario have arrested a group of sticky-fingered crooks linked to a ring of stolen cars, drugs, and… everyone's favorite chocolate-hazelnut spread, Nutella.
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The bread served shortly after you sit down is often culled from the uneaten leftovers of the sticky-fingered children crawling over their parents a few tables away. Shocked?
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But since that slogan remains unused, it is there for the taking by the New York State Legislature, which has had plenty of its sticky-fingered members sent to prison.
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What is Christmas, after all, but minuscule moments of fleeting pleasure, tinged with nausea, all wrapped up within a gaudy foil pretence at goodwill before a miasma of sticky fingered greed?
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Played with panache by the pianist Melinda Lee Masur and the Verona Quartet the final movement became a delicious sticky-fingered fairground dance, a gaudy, virtuosic whirl spun from stolen time.
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So here he was sticky-fingered in Beijing, working like a snail, when inside he was jumping round like the Monkey King, able to fly 22,000km in one somersault, do magic with every hair of his body, and freeze demons.
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As you move from teens to 20s to 30s, there's the sense that you have to choose between a great job title and a shared flat with mold problems, and sticky-fingered babies in towns where Uber doesn't run and shops shut at 6 PM on a Saturday.
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Giuseppe di Lampedusa, "The Leopard": Revisiting old friends: vulgar, sticky-fingered loudly gorgeous Angelica, impetuous, latterly cynical Tancredi, put-upon Father Pirrone, the impossible astronomizing Prince himself; plus one of the all-time great literary dogs, Bendico, who at the very end of the novel stands for history itself.
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Odditorium in Manhattan's Times Square was recently visited by some sticky-fingered tourists who made off with a baseball bat used by Joe DiMaggio in 1941 — which they replaced with a fake one — baseballs signed by DiMaggio and Ted Williams, and two shrunken heads from an Amazon tribe.
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Steve Jones has been a lot of things in his 61 years: a love-starved bastard, smooth criminal, an insatiable man-slut, a master thief, an insufferable prog-rocker, a would-be Yacht Rock A&R rep, SEX shop clerk, Chrissie Hynde's pre-Pretenders fuck-buddy; a teenage Sex Pistol, a 224-year-old has-been, a sticky-fingered junkie, a shit-hot guitar-slinger-for-hire, Iggy Pop's muse, a Fabio-haired solo artist, a buff and burnished Hollywood biker, a recovering addict, a childhood sexual abuse survivor, a jailhouse motivational speaker, an ascot'd elder statesman of punk, a beloved LA disc jockey, and—phew—a sexagenarian social media baller.
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Steve Jones has been a lot of things in his 61 years: a love-starved bastard, smooth criminal, an insatiable man-slut, a master thief, an insufferable prog-rocker, a would-be Yacht Rock A&R rep, SEX shop clerk, Chrissie Hynde's pre-Pretenders fuck-buddy; a teenage Sex Pistol, a 23-year-old has-been, a sticky-fingered junkie, a shit-hot guitar-slinger-for-hire, Iggy Pop's muse, a Fabio-haired solo artist, a buff and burnished Hollywood biker, a recovering addict, a childhood sexual abuse survivor, a jailhouse motivational speaker, an ascot'd elder statesman of punk, a beloved LA disc jockey, and—phew—a sexagenarian social media baller.
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Kam Kardashian is a web series that follows Kameron, the fictional long-lost lesbian Kardashian sister who was cut off, kicked out, and left to fend for herself. This sticky-fingered vixen loves whiskey and women, and most of all: yearns to re-insert herself into the Kardashian krown by any means possible (whether it be through petty crime, Photoshop, or her slightly unbalanced best friend, Mary Hollis).
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Arpin Lusène, nicknamed Le Chevalier Noir (The Black Knight), is a French gentleman, and a notorious thief with, naturally, a cheesy French accent which other characters have hard time understanding at times, often leading to wordplay. Apparently, Lusène even writes in his accent, spelling English words phonetically as he would pronounce them. His home has been said to be a castle in Portofino on the Italian Riviera, although he has also been described as coming from the French Riviera. He is a sticky fingered thief.
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Jack's troubles increase when the argumentative Punches move in next door and his son adopts a sly and sticky-fingered pet. He is forced to reveal to his shocked wife that he is himself a PDR. Furthermore, his psychiatrist is particularly sceptical about his claim that his new car repairs itself when no one is watching, and the car salesman who can prove his sanity cannot be found. His self-esteem is somewhat restored when the newspaperman who has been hounding him begs Jack's help in finding his missing sister "Goldilocks".
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Although a very reliable right foot kick, he was equally able to use his left foot accurately and effectively when needed — see, for example, his left-foot goal, under pressure, for Victoria, at the Sydney Cricket Ground, in the 7 August 1933 match against South Australia at the 1933 ANFC Carnival in Sydney in the recently recovered newsreel footage of the match.Smith, Simon, "AFL, 1933: Wave the two flags!: Rare footage of AFL Goal-kicking Legends", The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia; see — Gordon Coventry (Victoria, No.5) features in the passage of play that commences at 0.50. The "broad-backed and sticky-fingered" Gordon CoventryTaylor, P., "Games were Slow before the War", The Argus, (friday, 15 August 1952), p.7.
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