| Having said that, I have to go on to say that, for me, this story in the Times has all the earmarks of a load of old cobblers. |
| Senator, on this issue of earmarks that you talk about frequently, you reiterated yesterday that you have never taken an earmark. |
| Watchdog groups say it's hard to determine if the Senate's passage of this bailout was bought with earmarks. |
| This movie has all the earmarks of a great premise that was dumbed down to appeal to an increasingly less adventuresome multiplex audience. |
| Even I am willing to admit such an action bears all the earmarks of anti-social behavior. |
| I am always ready to believe the worst when warranted, but this has all the earmarks of a wild rumor. |
