When Brandt showcases an image of a man hanging off the bottom of an airplane speeding through the upper atmosphere, he wants people to question its reality.

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The sanctions for misbehaviour were not credible: to threaten a deficit-ridden country with huge fines is like chastising a man hanging on to a cliff by treading on his fingers.

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Precisely because so many folk have labels hanging round their necks, the man of no category is precious.

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And most clients find themselves hanging out after a fitting in the man-cave setting, which is complete with a pool table, flat screen tvs, and a fully stocked top-shelf bar.

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The prosecutor told jurors they had heard from a number of witnesses who said they saw a man matching Mr Cowan's description hanging around the hospital that afternoon.

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As he held town hall meetings in his district, he soon noticed a man in a well-tailored suit hanging out amid the John Deere caps and street clothes.

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Pub manager Mark Phillips said staff told him that the man reappeared at about 11pm with bits of bark hanging off him and flesh gouged out of his limbs.

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The 2002 death of her German-born husband, Prince Claus, took a toll on her, and it was apparent how deep her reliance on the quiet man had been: she was filmed leaning heavily, almost hanging, on Prince Friso's arm as they entered the church for her spouse's funeral.

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Whether you are drawn to Cristofano dell'Altissimo's exotic "Portrait of Alchitrof, " king of Ethiopia (1580s), a fringe of pearls hanging from his lower lip, to Peter Paul Rubens's magnificently aristocratic "Head of an African Man Wearing a Turban" (c.1609), or to the startlingly lifelike ebonized and giltwood statue of St.

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