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"The basic perception that we're having an exceptionally sharky year is wrong."

Word must have gotten around that I was ready for the picking, because some very sharky developers started offering me work.

She played the famous scene at the stern of the ship, making sharky remarks to a husband who failed to be romantic.

His jostling teeth appeared in a wide, sharky smile.

With a sharky grin, the Grand Nagus rose from his own seat.

They talk about money in that sharky American style, as if money were the only gauge of anything, the only measure.

But problematically, even after we've seen the "real" Burke, the snake oil salesman with the sharky grin is more convincing.

Unfortunately, this can sometimes lapse into sharky careerism and an undue emphasis on credentialism.

"It's sharky as all hell, but worth it," says Surfing Magazine editor in chief Taylor Paul.

The show is most comfortable in the sharky world of business, and its efforts to round out Marty through his home life and personal backstory feel isolated.

The small, cute residents - baby lobsters, sea horses and wobbly invertebrates - are just as memorable as the big, scary, sharky ones.

We're served a constantly reheated goulash of playground dunkers, sharky scouts, insane blackboard-breaking coaches and game-fixing gangsters.

We pretty much were saying "so sharky" from the time this Shark Week promo aired in 2014 until Super-Creepy Rob Lowe went and ruined it.

Cape Moreton is a sharky area with lots of large manta rays, schools of kingfish, sometimes dolphin, coupled with drop offs, caves and sandy gutters.

It is a rags-to-riches story of two friends, a small-time inventor and a sharky salesman, who hit rock bottom before coming up with a gizmo that becomes a worldwide phenomenon.

Entertainment Weekly wrote Jenna "navigates the sharky waters of high school, friends, mean cheerleaders, and cute boys with a snarky voice-over that makes her-and Awkward.-easy to fall in love with."