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She took the holy water on her fingertips and made the sign of the cross, fleetingly touched her wet fingertips to her parched lips.

nor merely in the sort of obscure disciplines in which, for two weeks every four years, millions are fleetingly interested.

He enrolled fleetingly in high schools in London and Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, but rarely attended.

No nation could be permitted to be preeminent, however fleetingly, over the combination of forces that could be arrayed against it.

The quarks and gluons indeed break out of confinement and behave collectively, if only fleetingly .

Indeed, even major central banks with vastly more firepower have failed to sway the forex tide except fleetingly.

In Mary's case, her features had fleetingly exhibited despair when the interviewing doctor asked about her plans.

Indeed, they reappear fleetingly during important Communist Party events and celebrations, solemn and silent.

Material goods - even simple ones like ice cream cones, and massages - are only stimuli, things that fleetingly give people a boost.

More recently, young Chinese fans became deeply, if fleetingly, infatuated with David Beckham.

Greenlight refers fleetingly to being "frustrated" by the results and glancingly admits to "mistakes" .

Shadowy black-clad militia joined the melee alongside the red shirts, though only fleetingly.

Shadowy black-clad militia-members also joined in, though fleetingly.

People in this age always lost themselves in endless desire of fortune, or the fleetingly pleasant sensation.

Life is fragile enough as it is. It comes and goes fleetingly as a falling star!

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