As Stone and Farrell have constructed him, Alexander seems more a blend of postmodern psychological tics than a colossus bestriding the globe.
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The was intentionally built lacking symmetry, in order to emphasize the shapeless landscape in the part of the Seine that it bestrides.
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Armscor says of the industry it bestrides, in a new advertising campaign that features plump, cartoon honeybees flitting over a field of daisies.
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The solution he envisions is to bestride those mountains and leapfrog into the new economy with the help of computers and high-tech communications.
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He might even compose an opus about the conflicting worlds the president bestrides and call it " A Tale of Two Clintons ."
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The 50-story General Motors Building bestrides an entire city block, stretching between Fifth and Madison Avenues and between 58th and 59th Streets.
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Through sickness and health, reality and daydreams, love and political warfare, his grandiloquent, oversized figure bestrides the story wherever it goes.
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With a voice that sounds like gravel and biceps almost as big as his self-regard, Diesel bestrides the screen like a giant.
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Like his American mentor, Blair seeks to bestride the foreign-policy scene to bedazzle voters lest prosperity not continue to obscure unfulfilled domestic promises.
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But he's also bereft of degrees in any of the subjects _ astronomy, physics, geology, architecture, engineering _ his book bestrides like Colossus.
