Among the treasures exhibited are the 1972 Ziggy Stardust bodysuits designed by Freddie Burretti, photography by Brian Duffy, album sleeve artwork by Guy Peellaert and Edward Bell, visual excerpts from live performances and films including The Man Who Fell to Earth, music videos like the Boys Keep Swinging, and set designs created for the 1974 Diamond Dogs tour.

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Still, the Democratic tilt of Latinos has set states swinging.

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Suddenly, swinging, come-hither horns set up a multilayered tribal breakdown, as if the band is jamming the "start" button on a modern-day Freddie Mercury revival.

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What set the wrecking-ball swinging after decades of apathy and despair?

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Dr. Samuel Putnam , an assistant professor of psychology at Bowdoin College in Maine, says thrill seeking behavior is mostly genetic, and that signs of it--from climbing the highest tree to swinging as high as possible on a swing set--can be recognized from very early ages.

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Other companies have been slow to adapt to this new mind-set, caught in pseudo dilemmas, swinging between a global and a local leadership strategy.

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Based on a short memoir by the talented, acid-tongued journalist Lynn Barber (first published in Granta magazine), the movie is set in 1962, when England was gradually emerging from postwar austerities and the fabled antics of swinging London were just getting under way.

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