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) And in the queerest case of biting the hand that feeds you, head-hunters even stoop to poaching from their clients.Business Today (2000)
Apparently there were no depths to which tenants anxious to penetrate their landlord's defences would not stoop.Smith, Evelyn E Miss Melville Regrets
He gripped my arm as we stumbled down the unlit corridor to the stoop.Robert Wilson A DARKENING STAIN (2002)
If a man is prepared to stoop so low to paying for flattery then his partner really is better off without him.Sun, News of the World (2004)
Normally I wouldn't stoop to gloating, but I'm fishing for praise.Toronto Sun (2003)
So they stoop to either making things up or pushing their own agendas.Sun, News of the World (2001)
The door of the Monarch Street house opened, and her Aunt Jessica, her father's sister, came out onto the stoop.Clive Barker COLDHEART CANYON (2001)
There are depths of insincerity and almost dishonesty in politics to which no soldier could stoop.De Groot, Gerard J. Douglas Haig, 1861-1928
``It's very disappointing that someone would stoop that low,' Mr Forbes said.Australian News Misc (2004)
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