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potto: see loris loris, name for slow-moving, nocturnal, arboreal primates of the family Lorisidae, found in India, Sri Lanka, and SE Asia. Lorises have round heads, large round eyes, and furry bodies. They have no tails, and their index fingers are vestigial.
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Rodwell also made his Everton debut last season as a 16 year-old and Moyes will use the same softly-softly technique with the Birkdale-born player to keep him away from the public eye while managing his young career carefully.
Byline: Will O'Hanlon DAVID LODER's softly-softly approach with his two-year-olds, in stark contrast to last year's early winning burst, is now starting to pay dividends and, following the initial success of Silver Seeker at Newmarket on Friday, there was a victory for Harb under Richard Hills in the six-furlong juvenile maiden, writes Will O'Hanlon.
Arch-hawk Sharon, who is desperate to mellow his tough image, believes the softly-softly approach of the Nobel prize winner could be vital in keeping alive the fragile peace talks with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.
 
 
 
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