• This is when you realise that you are the most ATTRACTIVE person in the entire bar and that everyone fancies you.
• It went ‘Funny How the girls you fall in love with don't fancy you, Funny how the ones you don't do.’
• I know women who have been told by their husbands that they no longer love or fancy them.

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• WHAT WOULD be the ideal gift for someone who thinks about technology all the time, and who also fancies himself or herself as something of an amateur detective or a spy who is licensed to snoop?
• If you fancy yourself an amateur paparazzi, keep your camera close at hand.
• If you're fancying yourself a victim of circumstance, you're not participating enough in your own destiny.

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• Fancy that, there's more to life than just shopping.
• Well fancy that! I’m the black sheep in my family: I swear too much, wear too much black, have a black sense of humour, cover my body in black ink and have a severely reduced sense of grace and tact.

• I know you want me to have this big fancy wedding with six hundred people but I don't want that.
• Besides, you can get her to burn copies for you on her fancy computer.
• Now the reason we decided to get married was not for the big fancy wedding reception or for the ring or for the presents.

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• He doubles in size and quickly passes over me replacing my wallet back in the same pocket leaving me lightly powdered with snow looking like a fancy sugar cookie.
• Yesterday when I brought out a platter of fancy cheeses, chichi crackers, and sliced pears for dessert R. was both astonished and delighted.
• Both are of high quality and immaculately prepared, but not exactly fancy dishes.

• Fashion designs are full of romantic ideas such as fancy flowers, cozy colour prints, ethnic embroidery and clashing geometric patterns.
• Few pundits could resist comparing high dotcom stock prices to the historic craze for fancy flowers.

• The trait that breeders of fancy mice wanted first and foremost was docility.
• The fancy mouse lives on today in England, America, Australia, New Zealand, and probably elsewhere.
• Golden cherry love-birds, English fowls, pigeons, fancy poultry birds - the range is really amazing.

• But this is not the first time that women have been forced into conforming to the fashion fancies of the day.

• All the leading fancies stood their ground at yesterday's confirmation stage for the Tote Cesarewitch at Newmarket on Saturday.
• However the runners were tightly grouped going to the bend which resulted in the leading fancies being squeezed out of contention.
• Racing was of a very high standard with the added bonus that all of the leading fancies made it through to the decider.

• It is the day after a day at the races, a night on the tiles and a morning on what is known by the locals as Tweed Street, where a select line of gentlemen's outfitters tog out the racing fancy.
• Klitschko was the darling of the boxing ‘fancy,’ widely regarded as the savior of a weak post-Lennox Lewis heavyweight division.

• Too often, he complicates swell ideas by letting random fancies find their way onto the plate.
• Of course we are brought around again to that bogey man of subjectivity where people pick and choose to suit their own fancies with regard to beliefs.
• We are not reasonable beings, and naturally expect our fancies to be indulged.

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