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“Oh, I wouldn’t do that if I were you,” Tano warns, wagging his finger at me.

A powerful wag of the wolf’s great furry tail pushed aside the drapes, and the cool blue light of the first full moon of May shone brightly upon them all.

At the sight of the children, the three newcomers wagged their tails, but there was no time for a happy reunion.

His dog, Jesus, a striking black-and-white pit bull, followed him everywhere, tail wagging like a punctuation mark.

His acolyte Curt Mills boasts of being a “hater” of Israel and says Israel is “wagging the dog” of American politics.