In the debut story, " The Human Dynamo ", scientist Robert Charles Gibson perfects a formula that allows people to directly store, generate, and control electricity, and tests this formula on himself.
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Packer was the'human dynamo'according to Richard Anderson, who drove the company forward into the twenty-first century, transforming " Huntsman's reputation from that of merely a reliable gaiter and britches maker to a glamorous bespoke fashion house ".
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Against Arsenal in the 1956 cup run he was " a champion who covered every inch of Highbury's mud, a dynamo and a man of steel ", and, later the same season, " The Times "'correspondent wondered rhetorically " was there ever such a human dynamo at wing-half ?"
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Golda Meir ( portrayed by Bancroft ) enjoys comparable status as the country's dominant matriarch, a human dynamo and genius at fund-raising and statecraft . But the movie sentimentalizes her relationship with President John F . Kennedy, implying that her Jewish maternal hominess seduced him into avowing a special relationship between the United States and Israel.
