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But police cones may leap to mind.

So AR for storytelling may leap completely off the page.

And Meier's strengths, in turn, may leap out all the more vividly set off against Irwin's.

Some who are significantly financially stressed because of MF Global's collapse may leap at the offer of upfront cash.

Some may leap to prurient conclusions about a policy allowing a young man and woman to share a dormitory room.

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Frightening things may yet leap out.

"Jihadists may then leap on that throne".

When one thinks of Jews and American Indians, fashion may not leap to mind as much as, say, Mel Brooks clad as a warrior chief in "Blazing Saddles".

Carter's statistics on the Mets may not leap off the page, but he was the glue that held the team's pitching staff together.

The National Museum of Natural History in Washington may not leap to mind when both engines on a high-tech plane quit at 3,200 feet.