Conventional wisdom lionizes Dracula's restraint : Though the blood feast is the center of his world, more subtle elements of the hunt _ implied romance and take-what-he-wants control _ are just as important to the vampire narrative.
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Speculation about Farrakhan's role has " caused enormous pain and tension for not only the Shabazz family, not only for Shabazz and Farrakhan, but indeed for the entire African-American community that both lionizes Malcolm X and admires Mr . Farrakhan,"
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Young enough to be both arrogant and naive, Kathryn has her own surly agenda : She lionizes Hope's first husband, Zack McCoy ( the Pollock look-alike ), yet accuses Hope of having suffered in the long shadow of each of her husbands.
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Although the press lionizes charismatic, heroic examples of leadership, a quieter, less egotistical approach _ one characterized by the ability to teach and learn from a wide variety of people and the willingness to support the subtle transformations wrought by tempered radicals _ is actually better suited to the everyday challenges of running a business.
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He lionizes Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, The Times'former publisher, as a fierce but unpompous defender of the paper's traditional embrace of quality even when it meant leaner profits, and deflates A . M . Rosenthal, his brilliant predecessor as executive editor, for brandishing an ego-driven and despotic managerial style.
