John spoke with dramatic hand gestures, modulating his voice like a schoolteacher.

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The essence of this dichotomy survives the terse condensing the movie plows through as it takes the viewer through the first third of Rand's novel, up through the mini-climax delivered by the completion of the John Galt Line and the dramatic ignition of Wyatt's Torch.

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Architect John Lautner was well-known for his dramatic designs, and his biggest piece was a custom home for Bob and Dolores Hope.

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John Young knows something about how to stage a dramatic rendezvous.

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No fewer than five American flags flanked the podium when Pennsylvania Democrat John Murtha strode into a Capitol briefing room to announce his dramatic reversal on the war in Iraq.

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The Cabot Trail, named for John Cabot, the Italian explorer who discovered the island in 1497, winds around the dramatic coast and offers access to Cape Breton Highlands National Park, a more remote version of Maine's Acadia.

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"If a company is in need of dramatic transformation, you are more likely to be looking at a broader spectrum of people, " says John Purcell at the London recruitment firm Purcell and Company.

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The most dramatic moment of the brief debate on the Kyl Amendment came when one of its cosponsors, Rep. John Miller (R-WA), revealed that a short while before in a meeting with Members of Congress, he had personally asked the visiting President-elect of the Russian Republic, Boris Yeltsin, what be thought of putting conditions on U.S. aid to the Soviet Union.

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