The pieces are created just slightly larger than life to portray a larger-than-life woman.
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The N.W.A. episode, for all its flaws, adapts a larger-than-life genre in larger-than-life style.
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Here's proof that Swift and Perry are following in a long line of larger-than-life figures with larger-than-life rivalries.
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There are also larger-than-life portraits of larger-than-life types like Ernest Hemingway, Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald and John Steinbeck.
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VICE: Howard is a mythical, larger-than-life figure to you, but for most people who see the doc William S. Burroughs is the larger-than-life figure.
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Legendary comic creators like Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Joe Simon, all children of immigrant Jewish families, created many of comics' most larger-than-life superheroes to fight larger-than-life battles.
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This is what it means to be larger than life.
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It's time for the women to be larger than life.
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Chaka Khan has always been larger than life to me.
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Uber seems to live larger than life in this way.
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To most of them, Harrison Browne was larger than life.
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"They sell, and they're larger than life," he told me.
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President Theodore Roosevelt was larger than life, in many ways.
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I was a cartoonist, and they were larger than life.
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There we are, larger than life in full tropicalia fantasy.
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It turned out to be fascinating because it was a trip into the past with Elvis Presley and Howard Hughes and all these larger-than-life mobsters and all these larger-than-life sports figures.
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She's maternal, opinionated, and always larger than life, Dam-Mikkelsen adds.
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But she also needs to be larger than life, especially onstage.
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This is one of those things that feels larger than life.
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He's larger than life in person, just like in the movie.
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Unbeaten heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury appears to be larger than life.
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In other words, it's an experience that feels larger than life.
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Every day is already so full of larger than life characters.
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Each performance is slightly larger than life, perhaps for clarity's sake.
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As a couple, they were larger than life in their perfection.
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He seems larger than life, an idol if not a saint.
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But Serena, there's something about her that's almost larger than life.
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"She was larger than life onstage and offstage," Mr. Ellis said.
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How did he mesh with the larger than life Pablo Escobar?
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The combover, the colorful shirts, the zany ads — he's larger than life.
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The idea that they were 'larger than life' does not help us.
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And like most larger-than-life villains, it had an origin story.
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He's larger than life in every way and in the best way.
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FF needs to stop making larger-than-life promises, and start delivering.
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Which (Oprah Winfrey), the larger than life fairy godmother of celestial beings.
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Larger Than Life: A Celebration of Big Ang airs at 9 p.m.
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In another, a larger than life astronaut "hologram" hovered over the crowd.
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A.J. McLean's situation just got "Larger Than Life" — he's a dad again!
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Ailes looms as a larger-than-life figure in recent American history.
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Lady Gaga's living arrangements are just like her performances: larger than life.
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Its characters are realistic, but its jokes have larger-than-life powers.
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In Louisiana, we are all too familiar with larger-than-life politicians.
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"We see this iconic figure, this larger-than-life figure," Baldwin says.
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Come see larger than life bugs at the Clinton Center today. pic.twitter.
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John Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, J.P. Morgan and others emerge larger than life.
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He looks familiar—it's Robert Mitchum, larger than life and rakishly handsome.
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Sometimes, characters find guidance (or control) in a larger-than-life leader.
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"Chocolate Rain" was something that blew up for being larger than life.
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Indeed, there was Shaquille O'Neal, even larger than life, frozen mid-dunk.
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"I wanted him to be this larger-than-life character," says Stacey.
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And the Super Bowl is all about larger than life sports entertainment.
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His literary fantasies and larger-than-life exploits swirled together for decades.
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We wanted him to be that larger-than-life outsider, WWE superstar.
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Holbrooke was a larger-than-life figure, by his own willful design.
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But paired with Ms. Oropesa's larger-than-life Violetta, his demeanor worked.
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"Drag is the larger than life representation of a character," she said.
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There are many influencers with larger-than-life personas out there already.
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The Dr. Manhattan we've heard about all season is larger-than-life.
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Both the subject and the writer loom infallible and larger than life.
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But, perhaps its greatest strength was making rockstars seem larger than life.
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She was sometimes larger than life, at other times hid from it.
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Also gone are larger-than-life villains like Magneto or Mr. Sinister.
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Ditko and Kirby reveled in larger-than-life images, characters, settings, and conflicts.
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And of course, her larger than life engagement ring undoubtedly stole the show.
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Larger than life and we were having fun and we kept in touch.
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Langford shoots flowers with a languorous, detached gaze, printing them larger-than-life.
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The AIADMK has always relied on larger-than-life personalities to win votes.
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Most of that money was spent on orchestrating larger-than-life battle scenes.
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The band kicks off their "Larger Than Life," Las Vegas residency in March.
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Shirley and Lip both died in 2013 after having larger-than-life careers.
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Why You Should Watch It: Apfel Iris is a larger-than-life figure.
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Larger-than-life hoop earrings are happening and celebs can't stop wearing them!
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But one simple yet often overlooked twist is making them larger than life.
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Just picture the millennials sitting back watching cruddy, larger than life Instagram stories.
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Perspectives are often skewed, faces presented larger-than-life, and colors are vivid.
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Nothing beats witnessing this kind of larger-than-life portrayal onstage, of course.
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CR: A lot of people think of Ann Richards as larger than life.
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In his daring, his devotion in his duty, he was larger than life.
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But Yoenis has his own personal life that sometimes is larger than life.
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And regular-sized pieces can seem larger than life in a tiny home.
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He could also, he said, even see through Riggs' larger-than-life act.
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Mnangagwa has no interest in a fight with his larger-than-life predecessor.
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He liked his sitcoms broad, with larger-than-life characters and big laughs.
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It's a larger-than-life portrayal that may still understate the real thing.
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But the fair was missing the majesty of larger-than-life roller coasters.
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It should taste like a cartoon salad dressing: its features larger than life.
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It felt like a larger-than-life event, something that doesn't happen often.
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Instead of appearing larger than life, she must achieve a quiet, delicate purity.
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They're both grandmaster-level salespeople and these very much larger-than-life figures.
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Mega-successful people are ordinary people with minds that are larger than life.
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He blew up this dehumanizing silhouette to a larger than life-size figure.
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We think of it as a bright, hopeful future that's larger than life.
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Spooky stalks the stage, extending her small frame to appear larger than life.
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Wolfe, who wrote "The Right Stuff," spent decades making people appear larger than life.
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Here she reveals how her travels have inspired her vibrant, larger-than-life look.
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She previously shared details about the larger-than-life stage setup for each show.
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When I arrived early, I was treated to a larger-than-life puppet show.
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Like Reeves himself, John is at once larger than life and extremely to scale.
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What cut a clearer image was the zaniness of its larger-than-life personalities.
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It accentuated their greatest traits and turned the players into larger-than-life icons.
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The Old God characters are so larger-than-life and oftentimes over the top.
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That meant he was "very stubborn, very opinionated, larger than life," his widow said.
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The family can also watch themselves loom larger than life in a screening room.
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We need a figurehead to look up to, someone who is larger than life.
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TV writer Andrea Kail loved how the show skewers Cameron's larger-than-life persona.
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The question is: what fourth city might this larger-than-life character explore next?
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In fact, it's rare to see her without her signature, larger-than-life style.
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Admittedly, Disney's turkey legs are larger than life, but they're definitely not that big.
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He had become larger than life, but without forgetting how much black lives matter.
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Their huge, larger-than-life scale, and very functional movement is fascinating by itself.
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There's something fundamentally larger than life about the show, appropriate given its mockumentary format.
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The larger-than-life persona I created was consciously performed to mask my insecurities.
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Caro renders Moses as larger than life, then cuts him down to human size.
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They've mixed politics, comedy, unpredictability, occasional explosions of emotion and larger-than-life personalities.
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What We Don't See An overgrown garden and larger-than-life flowers and insects?
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That includes larger-than-life Christmas tress, hundreds of ornaments, and tons of garland.
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The language of grief exalts and reduces the dead with larger-than-life words.
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But one thing is for certain: Welcome back to the larger than life leader.
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Reminiscent of Ferrante, too, are Jin's protagonist's larger-than-life talent, drive and perversity.
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Completely submerged in sea, it has the feel of a larger-than-life aquarium.
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It's an over the top, almost offensive way of making things larger than life.
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When Behrakis wasn't absorbed in work, he was warm, funny and larger than life.
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Any movie about Elton John would have to be much, much larger than life.
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JM: I designed the bed to be larger than life for a few reasons.
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Like the eclectic goods they spawn, they are banal, kitsch, and larger-than-life.
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The larger-than-life Ellison, like Musk, is known for making bombastic, brash public comments.
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Ali was truly a larger-than-life figure, certainly the first I had ever encountered.
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But Bowie's larger-than-life presence and particular aesthetic are the centerpiece of the film.
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It's not uncommon to find larger-than-life avocados, if you know where to look.
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Luke closely monitors the situation, giving him a larger-than-life presence in the community.
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The founders of legacy labels are shrouded in myth and larger-than-life origin stories.
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How can a character be larger than life, but also a real, full human being?
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Lee, on the other hand, was increasingly hidden by her sister's larger-than-life presence.
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The Poppy Memorial is a larger-than-life structure put together on the National Mall.
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Actress Busy Phillips grew up in Arizona and remembers the senator as larger than life.
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Like the man behind the mask, it's larger than life for all the right reasons.
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Half way through the year, there's a theme: the death of larger-than-life stars.
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Back in December, Jenner's fans pointed out that her butt looked, well, larger than life.
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A player's actions become larger than life, turning a mere game into something to behold.
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But in this case, it makes the film's humans — particularly Obama — look larger than life.
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Raymond was larger than life: brilliant, relentless, and unsparing toward those he regarded as unworthy.
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Dragon puppets and oversized figures imitate Indonesian shadow puppets at a larger-than-life scale.
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The larger-than-life convention draws thousands of Disney fans from all over the world!
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So far through the year, there's a theme: the death of larger-than-life stars.
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Ten bags of ingredients were mixed together to create a larger-than-life bath bomb.
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He is brash, outspoken, a braggart, larger than life, a bull in a china shop.
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For every "Backstreet Boys: Larger Than Life" ticket purchased, $1 will be donated to BGCSNV.
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Here's how to give spring's larger-than-life trends the petite-person stamp of approval.
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She joins her 4-year-old sister Ava Jaymes in this "Larger Than Life" family.
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Each is intensely high-stakes and has a roster of ambitious, larger-than-life characters.
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Both Welles and Hitchcock were larger than life, in both figurative status and literal size.
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He is always larger than life and over-the-top — but talking about someone else.
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The Warriors flexed their insane cash reserves with a larger-than-life huge-headed Klay.
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"He was larger than life," said Mr. Ray, who worked at Adobe with Mr. Cash.
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Everything, you see, is volcanic — and a whole lot larger than life — in Rand country.
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"You could go to the movie theater and experience something larger than life," he said.
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Many commented on his charisma, and how it seemed to make him larger than life.
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Mr. Figari was known to his followers as a foul-mouthed, larger-than-life figure.
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In "A Star Is Born," she casts herself as simultaneously approachable and larger than life.
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But the orchestra had grown accustomed to the larger-than-life presence of Ms. Borda.
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This Roy is a larger-than-life monster and, ultimately, a shrunken specimen of humanity.
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"An Acceptable Loss" errs in its insistence that political conspiracies demand larger-than-life action.
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The eyes, cheeks and broad semicircular smiles cohere into commanding, larger-than-life abstract faces.
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In the X-Men comic books, Apocalypse is a larger-than-life, fear-inducing figure.
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Similarly, Barton turns the small but terrifying arachnid into a consuming force larger than life.
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Then there are some larger-than-life action favorites, like the Matrix and The Mummy series.
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She teared up when we talked about Mildred, and obviously admires Tulip's larger-than-life quality.
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Peter was larger than life in so many ways...a gentle giant playing a gentle giant.
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"Breezy loved her family, friends, and she had a larger than life personality," Otteson's obituary said.
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Unlike those larger-than-life heroes, though, Peter Parker comes off as relatable, rather than aspirational.
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But even when the story is larger than life, it contains interesting signposts to possible futures.
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That larger-than-life personality played well for Pishevar when he was working on his own.
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George Remus, the subject of two current biographies, was one of those larger-than-life outlaws.
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He was the brash, larger-than-life, brilliantly sharp-witted conservative bedrock of the Supreme Court.
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ET on VH1, followed by Larger Than Life: A Celebration of Big Ang at 9 p.m.
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Metacritic score: 73 Any worthwhile movie about Elton John must be much, much larger than life.
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Mr. Valenti, who worked in the White House for Lyndon B. Johnson, was larger than life.
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In Nuts, live interviews mingle with an overarching cartoon, giving it a larger than life feel.
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Lovers of Bohemian Rhapsody, rejoice — another larger-than-life rock bio-pic is headed our way.
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He was such a larger than life person and I don't want his memory to fade.
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"As [people] play they're gonna be creating these kind of larger than life animations," Brimijoin says.
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"He was very larger than life, a risk taker, pushing it to the limit," she says.
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Ideally, this kind of access might engender empathy toward people who often seem larger than life.
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At no point does he exude the charismatic larger-than-life glamour of an athletic superman.
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It was larger than life, it was Hollywood on ecstasy, it was widescreen stadium status shit.
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She was so quiet and completely different to the larger than life character she is now.
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Megan Fox Because there's nothing scarier than a larger-than-life banana, according to the actress.
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NEW ROCHELLE "Larger than Life," paintings by S. J. Riley, Sonne Hernandez and Michael Thornton-Smith.
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NEW ROCHELLE "Larger Than Life," paintings by S. J. Riley, Sonne Hernandez and Michael Thornton-Smith.
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He knew what they really wanted: a hero who was all-powerful and larger than life.
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Records just rolled out a larger than life mural of the singer, who passed Monday night.
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Near the entrance, a larger-than-life reclining cowgirl kicked her blazing boot into the air.
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They were either superhuman, like Lebron James, Michael Jordan, and all these larger-than-life motherfuckers.
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They used cartoon camels, pictures of Santa Claus and larger-than-life cowboys in their ads.
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I'm always looking for larger-than-life characters, which is probably why I like playing villains.
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However, writing, she said, was the one space where she really could be larger than life.
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He did — making a bloodhound larger than life, accompanied by Emily Elizabeth, named after his daughter.
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Larger-than-life Lego sculptures will be placed throughout the building for travelers to marvel at.
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Constructivist and neo-Classical, the House of Government was designed on a scale larger than life.
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It depicts the Confederacy's top general, larger than life, astride a horse, both green with oxidation.
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" And John McCain, this, larger-than-life figure, put his head down, and said, "Sorry, mom.
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Beale effectively sheds his former sober news anchor persona for something larger than life: a character.
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A larger-than-life politician meets the progressive movement Roosevelt, the most larger-than-life and dynamic figure in American political history, returned from a years-long safari in Africa to find that his handpicked successor and best friend, Taft, wasn't doing a very good job.
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This adorable tiny pooch may only weigh two pounds, but in her mind, she's larger than life.
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"She was larger than life," Geimer said Friday after a vigil at her mother&aposs Annapolis church.
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"She was larger than life," Geimar said Friday after a vigil at her mother&aposs Annapolis church.
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And the movie never quite figures out how to make the giant gods look larger than life.
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A larger-than-life presence in Haitian politics, Philippe is senator-elect of Haiti's Grand-Anse region.
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" "Fidel Castro was a larger than life leader who served his people for almost half a century.
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Your collection of clutches, sweeping gowns, and larger-than-life hats will never cease to amaze us.
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As the new CFO, he uses his larger-than-life personality in promos and commercials for Carnival.
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The poker-playing, chain-smoking Mr Marchionne was a larger-than-life figure in the car industry.
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Yan: Part of it was the casting — finding these larger-than-life and committed and talented actors.
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His larger-than-life Nats mascot has retired, as so many older folks do, to Florida. 12.
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Angela "Big Ang" Raiola was larger than life, and that's how her friends will always remember her.
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What's it like stepping into a role as yourself following someone who's a larger-than-life personality?
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Despite Winfrey's larger than life persona, Witherspoon said the former TV host was refreshingly down to earth.
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It is an irresistible tale of an alliance between two larger-than-life New York-area personalities.
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He's meant as a figure of larger-than-life fairy-tale resonance, which shouldn't require detailed explanations.
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A few more seconds you realize that the heads aren't larger than life—the galleries are tiny.
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Fidel Castro was a larger than life leader who served his people for almost half a century.
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He didn't seem larger-than-life to me then, having no knowledge of the Matt Harvey Story.
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It's a far cry from the fabulosity of Baby Phat and Kimora's subsequent larger-than-life looks.
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You look at it face to face, look larger than life, which they did with their bicycles.
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In Ballers, we're interviewing women who have larger-than-life salaries — about their lives, careers, and relationships.
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" Brad Hall said of William, "He was a larger-than-life character, very forceful and very opinionated.
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In the oversized master bedroom, you'll find a mattress that matches the residency's larger than life proportions.
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I suspect Yang is closer to the mark, that Trump's larger than life persona transcends these metrics.
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Over the years, then, many writers naturally turned to the larger-than-life senator for their stories.
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"Even in the myths where he's small, he's larger than life," Osnat Shurer, the film's producer, said.
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Teto, shiny silver and larger than life, kicks a ball with the tip of his dress shoe.
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One could even print it out larger than life to get a better idea of its shape.
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"In Edinburgh everyone wanted more performance, constant entertainment: we were always being larger than life," says Hunt.
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The message was clear: Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr., better known as Lil Wayne, is larger than life.
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Before long, all these second-hand tales would begin to make Refused into something larger than life.
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There were even larger-than-life floats at the ready, making this a very 'gram'-worthy spot.
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Each show arrived on Broadway with a presold — and yes, larger than life — name in its title.
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He was larger than life, though perhaps not quite as big as his ego and his imagination.
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For almost 30 years, Justice Antonin "Nino" Scalia was a larger than life presence on the bench.
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Newsbook The Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin, who died last week at 76, was larger than life.
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"He was larger than life," Kresimir Penavic, who invested almost $5 million with Khan, told the Post.
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Pat Lasch's exuberant, larger-than-life sculpture of a wedding cake honors her father, a pastry chef.
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It's really hard to shine when you have no direct reports and a larger-than-life boss.
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But they united in their support for General Suleimani, a figure they viewed as larger than life.
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Election showed off her knack for comedy and for playing larger-than-life, often unapologetically brash characters.
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Everything is in service of a larger-than-life chorus, each song a vehicle for anthemic catharsis.
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The Swedish Academy is indeed grand, pompous, larger than life – founded by king Gustav III in 1786.
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But Charles became an almost kind of larger than life figure during his decade here at Fox news.
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That's because for much of his career, the shadow of his larger-than-life predecessor engulfed him altogether.
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"Steve was someone who was larger than life and really did live life to the fullest," she says.
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Because the figures are larger-than-life, the allegories bear more meaning (and are more entertaining, at that).
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At Extended-Student-Loan Solutions, we believe that the problem of student-loan debt is larger than life.
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She accessorized her low-key B-Day attire with sunglasses, sneakers, and a larger-than-life knit scarf.
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The larger-than-life characters who welded my car back together late one Saturday night in the Ozarks.
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Shaq was the larger-than-life celebrity who rapped, acted and — most of all — dunked on people's heads.
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Take on the role of a brave hunter on an adrenaline-fueled adventure challenging larger-than-life beasts.
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Lithgow's Winston Churchill is cagey, frail, hungering after power and, as he should be, thrillingly larger-than-life.
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The real mystery isn't really why the Idris Elba rumor has become a larger-than-life cultural myth.
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I said at our convention, I said, you know we nominated someone larger than life, known for charisma.
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Rap should be larger than life, and Action Bronson is one of the rappers who understands that best.
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It enables me to be larger than life, and for others to see that femininity should be celebrated.
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Mayors usually are "larger than life and embody the energy" of a mighty urban centre, says Mr Axelrod.
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This month, Aucoin's legacy is being remembered in the new documentary Larger Than Life: The Kevyn Aucoin Story.
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Amy's origins are uncovered, and it turns out she's even larger-than-life than one could have expected.
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You tend to attract people who are larger-than-life— but are they living up to your standards?
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He was larger than life and she had to tilt her head back to look up at him.
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Winogrand himself was a larger-than-life figure armed with a gravelly Bronx accent and no-nonsense demeanor.
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Inside one London train station, larger-than life cats gaze from walls normally dominated by cacouphonous advertising campaigns.
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Rather than adding unnecessary complications, his approach was to strip the characters to their larger-than-life essence.
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The famed recording artist and larger-than-life figure had a complicated history with opioids, the addicting painkillers.
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While doorknockers have become our preferred go-to, not every occasion calls for a larger-than-life accessory.
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In the front of the home, a larger-than-life chess board was set up on the lawn.
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More to the point, it's not outlandish enough to be worthy of its larger-than-life central character.
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Palmer, whose enduring popularity was built on his larger-than-life presence, is shrinking from the public eye.
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So much of Welles' achievements and identity, like Hitchcock, have become part of a larger-than-life legacy.
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It's a piece of beautifully heart-rendering songwriting, perfectly touching on an experience that feels larger than life.
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He had this larger-than-life manic persona, but he could turn that off when he wanted to.
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As a consequence, her talent can start to feel corruptible, like easily torn silk, or larger than life.
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Houston has long revered larger-than-life oil wildcatters, Astrodome-size building hucksters and Right Stuff space heroes.
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"Three Wise Guys," on the other hand, lacks the relish Runyon brought to his larger-than-life creations.
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Mr. Prescod tells his story with an agility that seems true to life, and also larger than life.
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Both are larger-than-life, human-made spirals in water that resist direct viewership through scale and distance.
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Millions of kids idolize their favorite athletes, viewing them as the pinnacle of human ability, larger than life.
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They are also cautionary tales of larger-than-life individuals complete with tragic or at least melodramatic flaws.
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Outside the football stadium, larger-than-life bronze statues commemorate Oklahoma players who have won the Heisman Trophy.
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"That moment felt larger than life," Mr. Ismaili said recently, in a cafe just yards from the sculpture.
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They were these larger-than-life fantasy friends who we grew up with, who I grew up with.
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Dolly Parton's larger-than-life curls at the 1977 Grammys have given us all hair envy for decades.
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Our video explores how all this changed thanks in part to a handful of larger-than-life characters.
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Only the shadow of Johnson's head is visible; the larger-than-life figure is diminished in the cartoon.
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His passion for the game and larger-than-life personality make him a perfect fit for FOX Sports.
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Even if it takes more effort, go for it — successful people have larger-than-life goals and mindsets.
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It's more about the perception: You have to be larger than life, you can't be a regular person.
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They wanted to play up the larger-than-life aspect of this Hollywood thing coming at the end.
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I wanted it to have this larger-than-life mythic quality, this sort of god exiting this haze.
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Still, James has a larger-than-life presence and is the player around whom everyone else inevitably revolves.
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Celebrity egos aren't the only thing larger than life in Hollywood ... now their pool accessories are overinflated too!
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Portrait photographer Elsa Dorfman found her medium in 1980: the larger-than-life Polaroid Land 20×24 camera.
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Her whimsical, larger-than-life figures make up the playful and vibrant world she creates on the streets.
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But he said he believed other voters were drawn to his larger-than-life image and glamorous lifestyle.
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SNL has always taken pride in packing its sketches with larger-than-life versions of high-profile people.
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" In the lobby, the guard apologized to the deaf woman with larger than life gestures, "I am sorry.
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Joaquin Oliver, 17 Joaquin Oliver was a senior whose personality was larger than life, says family friend David Daboin.
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Oscar Acosta, better known as "The Brown Buffalo," is a larger than life figure that has fascinated many generations.
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Kennedy has long been leaning into his larger-than-life persona as the obnoxious DJ on the Bravo show.
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Hajjaj photographs these women from a low angle to show how empowered, larger than life, and joyous they are.
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But he's not the only larger-than-life xenophobe who has come to political prominence over the past years.
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This bizarre Valentino dress in conjunction with a larger-than-life Philip Treacy floral headpiece certainly had people talking.
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Mongeau and Paul can get away with it because their online selves have transformed into larger-than-life personalities.
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So, it should come as no surprise that Tracee tends to pull inspiration from Diana's larger-than-life presence.
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The real John O'Neill was a larger-than-life figure who stood out among the FBI's more conservative personalities.
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A wife to three larger-than-life men: director Roger Vadim, activist Tom Hayden, and media mogul Ted Turner.
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Queen was larger than life, and certainly larger than the standard-issue music biopic cliches that populate Bohemian Rhapsody.
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Stepping out of the box and taking on a larger-than-life persona will help anchor the cosmic energy.
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"Kairi's personality is larger than life, and she always maintains a spunky attitude," Vue shares in the press release.
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And in a universe where the scale goes from larger-than-life to sub-atomic, that's no easy task.
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Game of Thrones is pulpy and sordid, a story of increasingly absurd events happening to larger-than-life characters.
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He's taking elements of stage direction from Bob Fosse via Liza Minnelli, and thus those larger than life gestures.
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In the 2011 feature documentary Carol Channing: Larger Than Life, the star also confirmed that her mother was Jewish.
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The two senators had a mission, and it was to cut the larger-than-life Donald down to size.
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"Larger Than Life!" it reads with the gun slinging boy band members sporting cowboy hats and major facial hair.
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In Witness, Baldwin's beautiful prose paints an intimate portrait of the larger-than-life figures who are his subjects.
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Let 'em know who's in charge, Gi. Then she came out to "Larger Than Life" in a shiny catsuit.
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You know how to take other people's resources or spending habits and allocate them to something larger than life.
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To still have that energy after all he has experienced, that positivity is what makes him larger than life.
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M. was gloriously larger than life, and also, well, gloriously large — a jovial bear with a classic Brooklyn accent.
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Larger-than-life likenesses of the top Americans, including the freestyler Katie Ledecky, adorn the outside of the arena.
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True to celebrity baby form, the little bundle of joy was blessed with a name that's larger than life.
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For such a larger-than-life figure, the mere appearance of weakness can be a cue for potential rivals.
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She's a larger-than-life personality and it's the first thing we see, no matter what role she gets.
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He might have larger-than-life problems, and he might have to battle a terrifying rogues' gallery of villains.
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Obama also honored Scalia as a larger-than-life legal figure in a statement on Saturday after his death.
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It's not quite right to say that Winogrand himself, who died in 1984, comes across as larger than life.
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"You see him on TV and he's like a larger-than-life figure," Mr. Acker said of the kingpin.
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Erasures reinforce the fact that there is true human effort behind the adventures of this larger-than-life hero.
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Their belief in him is exceeded only by his belief in himself as a legendary, larger-than-life figure.
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But make no mistake, being a larger-than-life heavy is integral to the Trump persona, and his success.
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He was a larger than life persona, sure, but Ms. Fulton recalled being "entranced" by the photographer's full beard.
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It was impossible, unthinkable that he wouldn't be there to warm the hall with his larger-than-life presence.
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To fans, collectors and fellow artists, Mr. Sinnott is hero, too, for the larger-than-life figures he creates.
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The Baton Rouge-born, Brooklyn-based designer Christopher John Rogers is known for his theatrical, larger-than-life designs.
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Dumplin' is the perfect, crossover representation of the shared fandom's larger-than-life approach to love, beauty, and confidence.
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The larger-than-life character from the movie "Madagascar" was featured during the Balloon Day Parade in Brussels, Belgium.
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He is larger than life, appearing to exist in an ethereal void separate from Adam, Eve and their children.
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They were celebrities without even trying; to call them Hollywood Royalty or larger than life actually diminishes their stature.
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I had the pleasure of meeting her once before and she was truly had a powerful, larger than life, personality.
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She was one of those larger-than-life personalities – a woman whose love and devotion to her family was unmatched.
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When a person is larger than life, it has become the delight of us peasants to tear that person down.
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And like the aging painting itself, the story behind the artwork, "The Battle of Atlanta," is almost larger than life.
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In person, Viagra has a talent for putting others at ease—somehow being larger than life without being a diva.
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Harmony Korine's follow-up to Spring Breakers is another raucous beachside story filled with larger-than-life, perpetually stoned characters.
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In an Instagram post, Davis showed off her larger-than-life engagement ring, which is certainly a sight to behold.
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Midler is indeed a star, and Murphy showcases the softer side of the larger-than-life character to great effect.
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"I'm still going to make the same type of music and still be ridiculous and larger than life," she said.
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I know his films will be a little larger-than-life, commercial and there is a different style of acting.
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"It's hard to think of her in the past tense because everything about her was larger than life," Hamill said.
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Musk as a public figure — with his Twitter stunts and red carpet appearances and wild predictions — is larger than life.
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Justice Scalia was known as a larger-than-life figure, both during oral arguments and in public speaking more generally.
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Italian artist Lorenzo Quinn calls attention to this threat with his arresting, larger-than-life sculpture in the sinking city.
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Whereas former Late Night host Jimmy Fallon commanded the stage with larger-than-life goofs, Meyers took a back seat.
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Kelly Dodd is known for her larger than life personality, and now she's got an engagement ring to match it!
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MAC Cosmetics is officially launching a makeup collection that has larger-than-life, Texas-size personality written all over it.
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He was larger than life and equally liked and well known as America's dynamic and youthful President, John F. Kennedy.
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While parties and larger-than-life art is always expected at the event, fashion at Burning Man changes every year.
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Larger-than-life moments were made possible through the use of computer-generated imagery, or CGI, and other special effects.
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Both are unquestionably larger than life, and that alone qualifies them for Broadway, where each will be represented this fall.
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Even in his wise old age, Iggy's got the kind of larger-than-life personality that was made for documentaries.
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Mr. McClendon, 56, was remembered as an ambitious executive, legendary even in an industry known for larger-than-life characters.
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The prospect of the game-changing, larger-than-life man-myth in the relatively small southern city was big news.
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A man with a personality as grand as his physical presence, he was larger than life in so many ways.
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Weinstein was a larger-than-life figure in Hollywood, revered and feared throughout show business from the 1990s until recently.
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"We talked about Charles Laughton," he said, the British film and stage actor with a larger-than-life screen presence.
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He is known for his larger-than-life personality, strong social media presence and commitment to philanthropy and community involvement.
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Mr. Horie, a larger-than-life Japanese entrepreneur, spent three months in detention before he was charged with securities fraud.
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With nicknames like Queen of Uprising and Princesse de la Sape, their clothes—and their characters—are larger than life.
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Sven is a slightly larger than life eight and a half feet long, and his frame weighs about 14 pounds.
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Superheroes, whether on the printed page or a movie screen, are larger-than-life depictions of strength, resilience and honor.
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Fabric was ruffled and gathered on shoulders to create larger-than-life collars, sleeves were fluted, and hems were bubbled.
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Often viewed through Destiny's impressionable gaze, she's a larger-than-life figure, maternal and loving, but also ruthless and shrewd.
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A larger-than-life bronze statue of Mr. Griffin, midthrow, greeted visitors to McLane Stadium when it opened in 2014.
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She hopes as younger people discover her work, they understand how much work went into her larger-than-life stories.
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It shares the same name with Fort Smith's art festival that previously brought larger-than-life murals to feed mills.
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But it is still heart-breaking and difficult to accept that this man, a larger than life figure, is gone.
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The larger-than-life theatricality and emotionalism of Puccini and Verdi don't exactly lend themselves to clarifying complex, precise ideas.
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The most compelling backdrops for taking pictures within the labyrinthine exhibition space were the larger-than-life and endearingly goofy.
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Is it an advantage or disadvantage to have a supportive, larger-than-life father who is a world-famous filmmaker?
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I think we have to find ways to protect some of these traditions, and the movies are larger than life.
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No matter the location, the subjects stay the same: whimsical figures, often entwined with nature, that seem larger than life.
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Victor Espinoza and his prized horse American Pharoah have one thing in common -- their sex lives are larger than life.
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As Daly was meeting and greeting the dwindling faithful in a parking lot, it was impossible not to notice the huge billboard across the street bearing the image of one of the tour's current stars, Jason Day, following through after a big swing: a larger-than-life reminder of Daly's former larger-than-life role.
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If on Tuesday you were doing a scene with T.J. Miller and he's larger than life, you find your space there.
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"Doesn't matter what the name of the character, it's always Carol," explained one commentator in Channing's 22010 documentary, Larger Than Life.
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" Penn's encounter adds a new twist to the long and larger-than-life career of Guzman, whose nickname "Chapo" means "Shorty.
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They invited us along on Ari's journey, and we got to know the pint-sized, but larger than life sports icon.
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He feels both realistic (just a guy in a mask with a knife) and larger than life (he keeps coming back).
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Kobe Bryant's enormous yet complicated legacy has spurred an impassioned debate about how seemingly larger-than-life figures should be remembered.
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Instead, we'll look to our titans of industry as the larger-than-life figures charting the course of the American behemoth.
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Backstreet Boys and Florida Georgia Line took part in a larger than life act for CMT's musical mash-up, CMT Crossroads.
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Which means the intimacy of the novel's first half has to go, because Greek tragedy requires epic, larger-than-life intensity.
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It points out the fake fun of Hollywood with larger than life set pieces and obvious product placement for various liquors.
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Despite his short stature, Gerald had a larger-than-life personality that made him stand out in a crowd, Lambert said.
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Not to rip anybody off but to approach the songs and presentation from that same perfectionist, obsessive, larger-than-life mentality.
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"It was the scariest, coolest experience ever," he says of being in such close proximity to the larger-than-life mammals.
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For now, Ceres continues to defy expectations, proving that dwarf planets—small as they are—can have larger-than-life personalities.
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As the title suggests, these heads, skewered together by thin rods, belong to iconic historical figures, fictional and larger than life.
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In a sport that is often perceived as old, slow and stodgy, Syndergaard was brilliant and exciting and larger-than-life.
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Personal style (and magically precise framing and lighting) keeps these height-deprived hunks looking larger than life on the big screen.
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In case you're wondering, I don't think Barack Obama should be lionized with some sort of larger-than-life monument, either.
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In his heyday, Carnera had been the 'ambling alp' and the 'man mountain'—a larger than life character in every sense.
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Vince McMahon's long-apparent distaste for undersized grapplers is being pushed aside, as is his desire for larger-than-life characters.
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African Giant heralded Burna Boy's arrival and proved to new listeners that he was already larger than life in his homeland.
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Meeting a famous person might feel like a larger-than-life opportunity, but they're real people just like you and me.
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Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, Tesla, and other larger-than-life tech companies, somehow seems to find time to read.
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Insider's Herrine Ro visited the workshop to try to finish Yume Wo Katare's larger-than-life ramen and share her dreams.
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Locals will tell you that there's nothing that says "Milwaukee" like a plate of cheese and a larger-than-life beer.
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Floyd Mayweather was true to larger-than-life form Saturday night, celebrating his big 4-0 with about a million celebs.
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Descriptions of Itosu paint him as a larger than life character who practically walked around every day in his horse stance.
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Cyrus doesn't seem to be on anyone's team, although she does use a larger-than-life Kimoji to illustrate her thoughts.
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This seemed apt considering how much people were freaking out about meeting this reportedly larger-than-life character in the flesh.
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Every character—be it a unit type, random NPC, or a named character, is larger than life and bursting with personality.
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As Mr. Puno's profile grew over the years, he became known throughout the Philippines as the larger-than-life Total Entertainer.
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And yet, it's hard not to be enamored as well, as Pavarotti's larger-than-life personality shines in almost every scene.
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A procession of larger than life portraits depicts the exhibited artists, twelve out of scores who were working at the time.
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Wakefield's history is crammed with the era's larger than life personalities: Norman Mailer, Thelonious Monk, Jack Kerouac and so many more.
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"I have a gift for telling stories, making them seem larger than life," she told The Los Angeles Times in 19603.
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He leaves behind a legacy of intelligent rhetoric and landmark opinions, and the Court has lost a larger-than-life personality.
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Dimon, 63, has been CEO of JPMorgan for over a decade, and is a larger-than-life figure on Wall Street.
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Dimon, 63, has been CEO of JPMorgan for over a decade, and is a larger-than-life figure on Wall Street.
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The couple's larger-than-life qualities (Antony refers to Cleopatra, notably grandly, as "Egypt") are made recognizably human by their director.
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Maybe Mollie is pining for the crafted, larger-than-life stereotypes of Hollywood yore and has cast herself within that frame?
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"We turn him into a Thanksgiving parade float, he's jolly, larger than life and he makes us feel good," Theoharis says.
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But for every larger-than-life champion of women's rights, the exhibition pinpoints those whose names are largely lost to history.
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Rise to the top Short and stocky, with a wide smile and larger-than-life presence, Lu was born in 1960.
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Whether or not that story was entirely accurate, it's believable in the larger-than-life character that Wright himself helped create.
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Like those shows, "Game of Thrones" had larger-than-life heroes and villains, whom viewers could cheer and boo from the sidelines.
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Because what other way to celebrate a larger-than-life figure than ceremonious, souped-up displays of his greatest works ad infinitum?
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" Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau described Castro as "a larger than life leader who served his people for almost half a century.
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And wondered how I could possibly play this larger-than-life legend who's been through it all and come out on top.
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Where to watch: iTunes Season 211, episode 22 Patrick Brewer is credited for grounding his boyfriend David Rose's larger-than-life personality.
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Bush outlived Ronald Reagan, the larger-than-life president and movement figure under whom he served for eight years as vice president.
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He is a larger-than-life figure who steered JPMorgan through the financial crisis and regularly stands up to regulators and politicians.
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" Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau described Castro as "a larger-than-life leader who served his people for almost half a century.
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And yes, the larger-than-life brows and expressive attire mean they're claiming their own label — and they're not stopping for anyone.
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What was it like to see boy band royalty inside the Axis theater on opening night of the "Larger Than Life" show?
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Trump burnished the image with egocentric declarations and then, at some point, adopted the larger-than-life persona as a permanent avatar.
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And this presents an opportunity for women to go bold — think: larger-than-life shoulder pads and earrings that brush the collarbone.
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The sprawling de La Cruz family spend the weekend celebrating two lives — two larger-than-life people — while navigating thorny family dynamics.
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It can be hopeful to believe that a celebrity — a seemingly mythic, larger-than-life creature — can understand your most vulnerable self.
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Here, the special-ness comes from the pleasure of seeing all these larger-than-life personalities smashed together into one supersized adventure.
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There is only one larger-than-life detail: One of the characters carries the key to a real World War II mystery.
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In 1982, he joined Norwest, a large Minneapolis bank, where he worked under Richard M. Kovacevich, the bank's larger-than-life chairman.
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It all got so much larger than life and so much intensity at the same time and it needs to be leveled.
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But if you look closer, you'll notice that the glowing smoke is actually KFC's signature fried chicken — larger than life, of course.
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Imagine that you're in a movie theater watching your favorite actors on the big screen, where they are literally larger than life.
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In typical MCU fashion, he's a larger-than-life figure who is, at the end of the day, a lot like us.
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At the time, mainstream food content was focused firmly on the larger-than-life: the bigger, gooier, and more colorful, the better.
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Yeezys benefit from West's rap superstardom and larger-than-life persona, bringing in a wider market of fans and even more cash.
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Also, some of your larger than life gangsters—John Gotti, Carlo Gambino, and Frank Costello—were all out of New York City.
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The forecast flowed from the Big Personality Rule, which defines leaders whose larger-than-life, idiosyncratic behavior can trigger and dominate events.
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Reading the single volume summary, however, I came away feeling a bit underwhelmed by a president whose legacy remains larger than life.
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While it may come as a surprise that the larger-than-life star managed to keep his relationship status a secret, E!
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And, my #Twinks4Trump series was blown up to larger-than-life-sized prints, featuring naked models adorning versions of Trump's signature hat.
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Losing a father at 227, I gravitated toward this larger-than-life figure who was dynamic, proud and, of course, the greatest.
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There is no question that Ludwig van Beethoven was a larger-than-life figure, one of the greatest composers of all time.
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In 1982, he joined Norwest, a large Minneapolis bank, where he worked under Richard M. Kovacevich, the bank's larger-than-life chairman.
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But Stallman's larger-than-life reputation began to unravel after he inserted himself into the scandal surrounding convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Mr. Nast was a staunch Republican, and not surprisingly, he chose the elephant — a powerful, larger-than-life force — for his team.
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Riders get to see the larger-than-life Mosasaurus, which memorably ate sharks as if they were nothing in the first film.
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Instead of scattering installations across Randall's Island, festival organizers decided to collect larger-than-life and tech-heavy works under one roof.
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By not being inhibited by reason, those things seemed true, and so, so much larger than life—as if anything was possible.
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" Richard described their father as a larger-than-life figure who had a "gift with words" and a "capacity for reinventing himself.
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The forest of her childhood became "a central impetus for the enchanting, surreal and larger-than-life natural imagery" she paints today.
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Like their previous films Coraline, ParaNorman, and The Boxtrolls, Kubo is a mix of larger-than-life action sequences and mature themes.
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But after decades as a fixture in Washington and a larger-than-life character, he had largely retreated from the public eye.
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They can be larger than life, like the mafia-don-in-therapy Tony Soprano, or more ordinary people like Coach and Mrs.
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Thus, while engrossing, thanks to its larger-than-life subject, the book misses an opportunity to consummate the promise of its subtitle.
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Mr. Knight came to fame as a larger-than-life behind-the-scenes figure in the gangsta rap revolution of the 1990s.
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The job isn't much fun until she meets Ramona (Jennifer Lopez), a larger-than-life figure who takes Destiny under her wing.
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At regular intervals throughout New Delhi and Ahmedabad, larger-than-life images of the two men are plastered on signs and posts.
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And there is some thinking that the election of Mr. Trump, a former reality star, could inspire more larger-than-life characters.
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Lavoie said Karen's brother, Stephen, was the outgoing one—much like their "jovial, larger than life" dad—while Karen took after Adele.
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Mr. Iger is a larger-than-life personality who had a successful career in television before he became chief executive in 2005.
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Dick Hammer left behind a legacy of larger-than-life tales, though, and Darnold, the Jets' newest quarterback, has heard them all.
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Rather than emphasize what is relatable about these characters, it casts them as larger than life, and their dramas as epic tragedies.
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Each is giving a finely detailed performance — and in some cases, several performances — that feels both true to and larger than life.
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It also could mean disappointment for fans of the larger-than-life balloons flown at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York.
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Many directors use spectacle to convey larger-than-life events while reserving devices like close-ups to express a character's inner being.
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Actors on stilts, costumed as larger-than-life animals — ducks, peacocks, giraffes — infiltrate the dance floor and are enveloped by the crowd.
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Do you think that the skaters are being encouraged to sort of have a larger than life personality outside of the rink?
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Next, I did a series of visualizations that refocused my fears from larger-than-life technicolor nightmares to black-and-white, minimized images.
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Thank you for your loyalty, friendship and generosity," Winkler tweeted, adding, "Larger than life, funnier than most , wise and the definition of friend.
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It needs to be larger than life, because that's how we feel about it and that's how we want to feel as well.
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In the video, the "Bed" singer appears larger than life, clad in a nude bodysuit with artificial teats from which three men suckle.
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He becomes a larger than life figure, whereas he was just a guy who was running around killing people, not some amazing person.
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"Like it or not, Trump is a larger-than-life figure in world culture at the moment," a spokesman told The Washington Post.
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Ortiz's larger-than-life character and popularity made it impossible for him to avoid mixing with figures from the Dominican underworld, Segura said.
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Particularly noteworthy is Nicole Eisenman's "Sketch for a Fountain": plaster and bronze, standing and reclining, larger-than-life figures whose gender is ambiguous.
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The people who see Diana seem to recognize that she's larger than life, no less startling than a unicorn walking through 1918 London.
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These stories resonate with us in an era when saving the world increasingly feels like it might really require larger-than-life heroes.
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He didn't spend his billions on TV ads in the 2016 election; he organized huge rallies and made himself appear larger than life.
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In memoriam: Robert Evans was a larger-than-life Hollywood producer who helped bring classics like "The Godfather" and "Chinatown" to the screen.
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Porter's fabulous performance as a larger-than-life ballroom MC also came from personal experience growing up around the scene in the 80s.
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"Like it or not, Trump is a larger-than-life figure in world culture at the moment," an Indecline spokesperson told the Post.
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In another, you might need to put a basketball through a hoop or carry a larger-than-life pencil to an oversized sharpener.
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And above all, do it by using your larger-than-life persona to marshal all the resources of the U.S. government behind you.
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In response to Trump's larger-than-life disclosure, Clinton's camp continued to hammer the real estate mogul about releasing his income tax returns.
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The site has larger-than-life views of Israel's West Bank barrier wall, commonly referred to as the Apartheid Wall by local Palestinians.
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In a short video, you can see Cobain and her coven of best pals taking spray paint to the larger-than-life ad.
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While we can't deny that Elvis' persona was larger-than-life, the world's largest Elvis statue maybe should've toned it down a little.
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Facebook captured the eyes of an already energetic crowd with banging EDM, dancing, and a larger than life like thumbs-up like sign.
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Both men parlayed their privileged upbringing into Ivy League educations and both men possessed larger-than-life personas that attracted scores of admirers.
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In the world of High School Musical, it might be the larger than life posters the high school hangs featuring their student athletes.
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From Taylor Swift to Sir Ian McKellen, Insider rounded up the larger-than-life cast that will bring the Broadway musical to life.
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I felt myself being drawn to larger-than-life characters who were loyal, strong, stupidly masculine, and had a juvenile sense of humor.
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Rapinoe has emerged as a larger-than-life figure in the sport after the United States' World Cup victory in France this year.
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You see these movies with badass female leads, but they are sort of mega-competent larger than life action figures—Right, they're superhuman.
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Steve Harrington's larger-than-life hair, which took a turn from big and slick last season to huge and mullet-shaped this season.
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This sly satire, borrowing from outrageous real-life Italian politics, features a larger-than-life leader, conspiracy theories and an almost-corrupt press.
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In the movie, Waithe portrays a woman named Helen, a part-man, part-machine avatar named Aech, and a larger-than-life robot.
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The instructors are larger-than-life, influencer-like figures, but the way they talk makes you feel like they're part of your squad.
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If Silvio Berlusconi – Milan's larger-than-life owner – had the dream, as Sacchi says, he found the perfect manager to make it reality.
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DANIEL KAUFMAN Daniel Kaufman worked at a coffee shop at the site of the shooting, and he had a larger-than-life personality.
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This is Takeshi Yamada, a rogue taxidermist (once featured on the short-lived 2013 AMC reality TV show Immortalized) who's larger than life.
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Titled The Dissection of Sigmund Freud, the 10-foot tall sculpture consists of Freud's famous couch over a larger-than-life dissected image.
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The main way that she got away with what she got away with is that she surrounded herself with larger-than-life figures.
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The chords are basic, but the settings are larger than life, "like a field recording that's made by Phil Spector," Mr. Pierce said.
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One employee said that murdering a larger-than-life informant like Mr. Bulger would elevate the status of the perpetrators among fellow inmates.
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More than anything, though, Daemon X Machina is interested in the feeling of controlling a larger-than-life, high-speed, humanoid war machine.
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So insisted Hollywood gossipmongers for much of last year about Thomas E. Rothman, the larger-than-life chairman of Sony's Motion Picture Group.
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Think of it as a kid-friendly version of "The Maltese Falcon," only with larger than life-size numbers, and no cigarette smoke.
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But in Trump's world, where goals are larger than life and expectations are high, this scenario doesn't really look like a win, either.
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The movies still feel larger than life and blissfully distant from it, even as life grows crazier and more improbable than the movies.
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I think Coach Nick Saban would understand that I'm clued in to something he understands: that in Alabama, football is larger than life.
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At Moogfest she sang Asian-inflected melodies in English and Sanskrit over sporadic stretches of hefty bass tones and larger-than-life drums.
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Babies love to explore their bodies, and Katz's sweetly detailed illustrations make each baby seem somehow both larger than life and adorably tiny.
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"[Bin Laden] is not a larger-than-life figure with broad historical sweep," Jim Kelly, the magazine's managing editor, said at the time.
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Amazon employees have led extensive efforts to push their larger-than-life company to commit extensive resources to becoming greener and more sustainable.
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A Reuters photographer said the woman jumped over guard rails and rushed onto the larger-than-life Nativity scene shouting "God is woman".
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The tour will begin in May after their 14-month Las Vegas residency Backstreet Boys: Larger Than Life comes to an end in April.
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"I don't know who that guy is," he says when asked about the larger-than-life, leather wearing rock star he's perceived to be.
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"He was a generous, kind, sweet, gentle soul who was larger than life – and had a big temper, he got in trouble," she says.
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Mercado's enigmatic and larger-than-life personality — accented with colorful capes and exotic rings — and positive spiritual messages made him loved by the masses.
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And their newest work should make seasoned fans rejoice: The album's larger-than-life guitar riffs and strong opinions harken back to Megadeth's roots.
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The President is brash, boastful, larger than life, obsessed with his self-image and not prone to delving deeply into the details of policy.
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But I was terrified because of who this woman was — this larger-than-life, free-spirited, New Age urban hippie who was into everything.
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Fittingly, the story is larger than life, and Wolff connects Conrad's journey with historical asides about others' attempts at solving the problem of death.
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Cheesecake Factory is one of those larger-than-life places that you only have to eat at once for it to leave an impression.
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Usually, residencies are reserved for "divas," larger-than-life performers whose careers span decades: far more Celine Dion and Mariah Carey than Gwen Stefani.
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"The Hollywood of mavericks, rascals, cowboys and larger-than-life personalities, not the conglomerates that now rule through mediocrity and make movies by consensus."
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His killer, Robert Burns, would be defended by Tom Radney, a larger-than-life lawyer and politician somewhat in the vein of Atticus Finch.
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The "Larger Than Life" hitmakers, who recently celebrated 25 years together, previously told PEOPLE they could not feel more grateful for this new chapter.
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" Erika did not focus her brother's tribute on Souza, instead, she chose to remember her "larger than life" brother who went by "Big Dawg.
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To crib from another larger than life New Yorker: Bratton made New York, and by proxy, America safe again after decades of high crime.
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Montana: The Bleu Horses Strangely sinister, and larger-than-life, the Bleu Horses of Three Forks, Montana, were constructed by local artist Jim Dolan.
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Can you believe it's been five years since Lenny Kravitz stepped out in his larger-than-life scarf and took the Internet by storm?
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Each of the show's 10 episodes will feature 12 contestants putting their best putt forward on a larger-than-life course with supersized holes.
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" She added that her daughter, who "was just so smart and so mature for her age," was also "larger than life and just amazing.
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Unlike many of his fellow YouTubers, however, Olatunji doesn't draw an explicit line between his inner self and the larger-than-life theatrical performer.
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Yet, with its larger-than-life appeal, Baahubali could be a trend-setter in the Indian film industry's experiments with digital content as well.
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So, here you have someone larger than life with President Trump, the TV shows, being someone who, you know, has Celebrity Apprentice for years.
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He is much-loved for his larger-than-life roles, which have spawned innumerable jokes about Rajini having the power to do the impossible.
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And now, the Backstreet Boys have some larger than life news to share with the world — and we have all the details right here.
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She helped to create a White House and an image of the presidency, for better or worse, that made the institution larger than life.
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Pence is the "silent majority," the instinctively-conservative everyman who needs a larger-than-life steamroller to batter down the doors of political correctness.
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The Los Angeles-based artist Roberto Benavidez has made wild, larger-than-life representations from the Hieronymus Bosch painting in the form of piñatas.
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The titular single-cell organism rendered in larger-than-life blue, orange, and yellow glass appears to be floating in a fairy tale forest.
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I created an exhibition where all the people in the larger-than-life photos would be present to interact with themselves on the walls.
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It will kick off in May after a 14-month Las Vegas residency, Backstreet Boys: Larger Than Life,comes to an end in April.
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Worldwide Art Festival swept through Long Beach last month with a series of breathtaking, larger than life wall murals from artists around the world.
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"WeWork's larger-than-life cofounder Adam Neumann stepped down as CEO on Tuesday, saying "the scrutiny directed toward me has become a significant distraction.
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And yet New York retains a sort of mystique: To become the sound of the city still feels like a larger-than-life goal.
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It was bound to be a colorful story — and trial — even without the New Jersey swamp setting and larger-than-life central figure, Gov.
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Gone are her larger-than-life silver crown, pink throne, and confident stare of 201, ass-first loss and lust her only scepter now.
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And because it's still about Michael Myers, it all feels epic and larger than life in a way few of those other films do.
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Rock and metal have this history of turning its musicians into these larger than life, almost mythical figures… but you're out here cleaning toilets.
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A small and potent quantity of this quality is delivered by the larger-than-life rock star Mick Jagger in the role of Cassidy.
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Her last Tony was for "Hello, Dolly" (2017), the widely praised Bette Midler production about Thornton Wilder's 19th-century larger-than-life widowed matchmaker.
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It's especially true of the larger-than-life West, as famous for her sharp tongue as for her overt sexuality in strait-laced times.
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You didn't really want to be him — he was far too taxing and larger-than-life — but you certainly wanted to be around him.
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Then there's the larger-than-life self-portrait, "Crazy Bat Lady" (2018), by Monster Chetwynd (formerly Spartacus Chetwynd and formerly formerly Marvin Gaye Chetwynd).
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And there are moments when Mr. Urie's Arnold lets us see the bona fide, bottomless fear and uncertainty beneath the larger-than-life facade.
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The show will likely be unable to replace the performer's unique, larger-than-life delivery or her infectious, unbridled enthusiasm for all things Olympics.
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We wanted something that gets back to basics and finds a way to make Michael scary and not just some larger-than-life superhuman.
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While Francisco Pizarro, plunderer of Peru, larger than life, looked on from his commensurate horse, I was being plundered in his home town. ♦
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Dolly Parton brought larger-than-life curls to the 1977 Grammys, while Beyoncé donned a show-stopping golden headdress during her performance in 2017.
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The foundation of "White Noise White Heat" is Genesis and 1970s David Bowie; it has a larger-than-life beat marching toward dire odds.
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They both have legions of fans, and they're both larger than life — unconcerned, in other words, with what happens in the here and now.
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"Modi is a larger than life character at the national level, which obviously gives the BJP a huge advantage in national politics," Sircar said.
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He is certainly a character larger than life, but half the time he was ranting, I didn't even understand what he was talking about.
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"Like it or not, Trump is a larger-than-life figure in world culture at the moment," an Indecline spokesperson told the newspaper Thursday.
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The chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee who led that effort was a larger than life Congressman from Illinois named Dan Rostenkowski.
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It takes the larger-than-life figure of Picasso and repaints him as a brilliant but insecure artist and a loving but tyrannical man.
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The story is a modern take on classic tragedy, the spectacular rise and even more spectacular fall of a larger-than-life business baron.
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Engelmayer felt intimidated during their first phone call because of Weinstein's larger-than-life image, but was surprised to find him charming and personable.
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Floyd Mayweather's larger-than-life Asia trip has docked in Phuket, Thailand ... and the retired boxer's soakin' in the sun on a frickin' yacht!!
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Richards talks, with a catching enthusiasm, about how important Svenonius was to his generation, as both larger than life character and as approachable punk enthusiast.
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Before you roll your eyes — we're not talking about the super-freeze spray of the '80s responsible for your great aunt's larger-than-life pompadour.
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In the past, there was these larger than life characters—like Bowie or Prince—and with that there is a level of projection and inaccessibility.
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Also on September 12, chatty Mercury meets larger-than-life Jupiter in Virgo, so expect lots of grand ideas and big promises to be made.
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But while the latter is completely annoyed with the extra's extraness, Betty and Jughead agree that the corpse's larger-than-life performance is spot-on.
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The band announced on Friday that "Backstreet Boys: Larger Than Life" would launch on March 1, 2017 at The AXIS at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino.
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His life on the edge of extremes made his social presence larger than life, but it also kept a stable future always out of reach.
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Over the years, the larger-than-life DJ, record label exec and Snapchat star, 43, has spent over $2.5 million remodeling his massive Miami mansion.
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The "Money" rapper arrived in a billowing, vampy red ensemble with a larger-than-life train by Thom Browne — that resembled the red carpet itself.
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It seemed, for a long time, like the only way to depict these larger-than-life comic book characters and their outsize antics without compromise.
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" An obituary posted on the Quinn Funeral Home website remembered John "Jack" Schoenig as passionate about ice hockey and "with a presence larger than life.
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One juicy but ultimately wrong tweet set internet detectives off on the case of Donald Trump allegedly Photoshopping his hand to look larger than life.
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And we don't blame you: One decade of larger-than-life shoulder pads, clip-on earrings, and teased hair might be enough for some folks.
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It was a dreamlike, larger-than-life experience created by the artist Swoon, who first gained notoriety in the early 234s as a street artist.
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Anyone who ever encountered Kyle knows he lit up a room with his larger than life, funny, smart and positive personality with inclusion of all.
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The novel's drama unfolds in a series of short vignettes, each of which comes packed with larger-than-life characters, lurid thoughts and graphic deeds.
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What makes Pontormo so exceptional is his ability to imbue his larger-than-life saints with a spirit of individuality that retains their intrinsic mystery.
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But where the complex storylines of Mr. Robot can feel larger than life, Nurse sees Kelly's as one most young women today can relate to.
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As his popularity rose into the mid-80s, so did the expectations of his fan base to maintain the larger-than-life and hypersexual persona.
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We got the BSB singer Thursday at LAX, and he absolutely destroyed Joey's dreams of the pop pairing that, honestly, would be Larger Than Life.
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The film uses the actors' faces and covers their bodies in computer generated fur as they sing and dance on a larger than life set.
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But did you know in addition to his impressive workout abilities and penchant for larger-than-life characters that he is also the new #SaltBae?
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Bollywood flicks are best known for their song-and-dance routines, portrayal of larger-than-life characters, family values, or just over the top humor.
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She believes the system is broken and twisted on a grand scale, and so she needs to be larger than life to take it on.
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Neumann himself was the perfect embodiment of the WeWork ethos, mixing a workaholic drive with a sense of purpose and a larger-than-life persona.
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The chain's newest promotion, the Giant Italian Classics menu, offers guests larger-than-life servings of four favorite Olive Garden dishes, each starting at $12.99.
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So, lessons learned: Change your Twitter password every once in a while, and start your prep for a larger than life Labor Day party now.
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The film's larger-than-life legend begins in 1961, when Bondarchuk commandeered the largest budget the USSR had ever seen for a single motion picture.
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I think for some people it will be powerful to see gay love represented in the larger-than-life fashion that only opera can provide.
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Both his work transmuting chocolate into realistic, larger-than-life sculptures and his penchant for experimentation have positioned him as the pre-eminent chocolate artist.
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The graphic novel paints AOC as a larger-than-life character who shows up in D.C. to kick some GOP ass with her fellow freshmen.
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In the sea of viral clips of Alex Jones, he always appears larger than life — and, crucially, in tenuous control of whatever narrative he's spinning.
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His performance is kinetic and explosive, establishing everything we need to know about the larger-than-life character (and Hamilton's main adversary, after Aaron Burr).
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Even Beppe Grillo, the larger-than-life founder of the Five Star Movement, quickly became a has-been, and was sidelined by his own people.
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In Paul Thomas Anderson's newest film, "Phantom Thread," the American director mines the larger-than-life personalities of that dusty era of London haute couture.
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Given the larger-than-life events he faced, it's no wonder that when Urbina talks about the ocean his language is out of this world.
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A larger-than-life textile exhibit from the Mexican artist Marcela Diaz was particularly enjoyable, and included a comically large hammock woven from coconut fibers.
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Grimes finds herself by losing herself: in concepts and characters and costumes, in surreally larger-than-life music, in overarching ideas and omens of apocalypse.
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People instinctively see this — more accurately, feel it — and during trying times, are drawn to larger than life characters like a moth to a flame.
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"The film's genius is to make that theatrical world at times surreal, larger than life and highly cinematic," Mr. Bourne said in a press statement.
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There were also larger-than-life cans of Play Doh and giant rolls of film, which doubled as climbing walls and slides, in the playground.
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Your eyes aren't deceiving you — if you spot a larger-than-life Rick trundling down a freeway in the next couple of months, it's real.
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It speaks to McCain's larger-than-life presence in our political -- and broader -- culture: that even in death, the fight over what his life meant continues.
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Rather than rock Nadia's larger-than-life curls, Lyonne wore her hair mostly straight, with a side part and a bit of bend at the ends.
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By Laura Mallonee With all due respect to larger-than-life phenomena like Slenderman and social media, sometimes the scariest things are in the tiniest packages.
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Egerton undoubtedly carries the film, conveying a strange mix of introversion and bounce-off-the-walls energy that grounds the larger-than-life figure he's portraying.
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After 20173 years on the road together, the Backstreet Boys are most assuredly still larger than life, and now they have the residency to prove it.
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The camera films from various angles — above, across, and below — resulting in bodies that appear at times larger than life, at others celestial and at peace.
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In an interview with the photographer, the gallery asks the photographer how he asserts himself as an artist, when working with these "larger-than-life" athletes.
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F Kawhi Leonard put in another typical larger-than-life night at the office in a 100-86 win over the Utah Jazz on Friday night.
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Related Meet the Female Street Artist Painting Larger-Than-Life Feminist Goddesses Scratching The Surface Of Vhils' Explosive Graffiti Work Invader Invaded Tanzania with Street Art
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But the baby had a larger-than-life reaction last week when she met her 104-year-old great-grandmother, Tina Rose, for the first time.
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Like those films, Velvet Buzzsaw is full of acidly overbright, larger-than-life figures who hold particular parts of their insular creative world up for mockery.
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"Social media has definitely influenced weddings in a way that couples are seeking larger-than-life ideas," said Kristen Maxwell Cooper, executive editor of The Knot.
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These larger-than-life figures bear our projections and our fears, she says, and allow us to maintain a fantasy of innocence in our own lives.
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IN A COUNTRY of larger-than-life leaders—founding fathers, warriors and peacemakers—it is easy to forget how long Binyamin Netanyahu has been around for.
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" But, the designer admits, "his larger than life personality allows me to stay where I'm most comfortable, which, if I'm being honest, usually means the sidelines.
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They're larger than life, often beautiful beyond the physical blessings most of us make do with, and rewarded with money, fame, opportunity — the stuff of dreams.
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A larger-than-life sculpture made of manure that depicts the hapless environment minister, Nick Smith, defecating into a glass of water has been a hit.
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Larry Hagman was a larger-than-life personality on-screen and fans can now learn that the Dallas actor also had an extraordinary life off-screen.
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Hulk, the muscle-bound, larger-than-life green alter-ego of scientist Bruce Banner, appears in the upcoming "Thor: Ragnarok," out in U.S. theaters on Nov.
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Rex is like a larger-than-life outline, and an encounter with him at any point along either of the timelines leaves more questions than answers.
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Shepard was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for playing Yeager, the swashbuckling, larger-than-life flyboy who's still considered the greatest test pilot in American history.
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Hold on tight as you speed through the wet 'n wild social media shots of buoyant babes makin' waves on their larger than life water toys.
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Taking the stage in a slinky and shiny black catsuit, Hadid lip-synchs to the group's 1999 tune "Larger Than Life" while straddling a faux motorcycle.
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"I don't know who that guy is," he previously told PEOPLE when asked about the larger-than-life, leather-wearing rock star he's perceived to be.
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It was the first Republican debate sans Donald Trump, and voters here felt that the absence of the larger-than-life frontrunner helped Bush break through.
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But on Friday, the larger-than-life star — who just happens to be this year's Sexiest Man Alive — shared a picture where he looks positively tiny.
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In the background, there's even more art, including a sparkling mandala and a larger-than-life diamond (and a Lacroix — stars and artists are normal folk).
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Enter New Jersey, which for years dwelled in the shadow of its larger-than-life counterpart across the Hudson, but has definitively come into its own.
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"Facing," a new documentary series that dissects some larger-than-life characters by interviewing their adversaries and allies, begins with the Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar.
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With his bombastic swagger, changing policy positions and larger-than-life persona, Mr. Trump has proved to be an irresistible subject for writers and political satirists.
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TechSweat 7/8 Leggings, $85Like Connie, after an initially underwhelming introduction to OV, I wasn't sure if the brand's larger-than-life hype would hold up.
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For me, it was the first time I witnessed what being a superfan was like, and the larger-than-life impressions musicians made on young children.
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Parker Gallery (Booth 20) The Cuban artist Misleidys Castillo Pedroso constructs larger-than-life bodybuilders with exaggerated proportions, and the occasional doubled biceps, out of paper.
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CreditCreditDavid Walter Banks for The New York Times All his life, Bob Weinstein toiled in the shadow of his larger-than-life older sibling, Harvey Weinstein.
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At the peak of his success, he carried himself as a living caricature of the larger-than-life Hollywood executive, often prone to issuing sweeping pronouncements.
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Its bustling sci-fi cityscape is defined by diversity and walkability, by commerce and cultural mixing, by industrial ingenuity and panoramas of larger-than-life advertising.
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The artist sees the next room of three installations as a suite; a home video, words in neon and larger than life resin pink hair pick.
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At 33-foot-6 and nearly 270 pounds, he always seemed larger than life, but nine years in the N.F.L. will cut anyone down to size.
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Both were the type of larger-than-life characters who could command the attention of the Senate — and the nation — on the issues of the day.
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At 6 feet 2 inches and nearly 400 pounds, Mr. Wallace, known as the Notorious B.I.G., was a larger-than-life figure in the rap scene.
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The image is made larger than life when it is projected gloriously onto the set by another boy, playing with the light on a miner's helmet.
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Sadly for fans, the playground's larger-than-life features were demolished starting April 2, 2016 to make room for the upcoming Star Wars Galaxy's Edge land.
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It is a reminder that it has been a long time since a clear-cut set of larger-than-life gangsters controlled New England's criminal underworld.
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He was immensely popular with his Seattle teammates during his five and a half seasons there, bringing a unique swagger with his larger-than-life persona.
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Some have found him glib, his sense of action larger than life, his frame too busy, his temperament a jarring combination of violence and suburban sunniness.
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A larger-than-life, gregarious Irishman, McCarthy led the Catholic Diocese of Austin from 1986 until 2001, and was a priest for more than 60 years.
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In the middle of contentious health care deliberations, a larger-than-life figure in the Senate learns he has a very serious form of brain cancer.
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Russell was led into the room by wheelchair, his trademark wide-brimmed bucket hat, sunglasses, and Santa Claus beard gave him a larger than life stature.
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Larger than life-size African American heroes, including Angela Davis and a boxer who might be Muhammad Ali, populate a mural on the wall behind him.
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The same sculptor behind the incredible Muhammad Ali and McGregor wood statues decided to add to his collection with a larger than life version of Floyd.
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The high-fashion versions (seen at Nina Ricci, Valentino, and Dior) were constructed in luxe canvas, some patent leather with delicate netting, and larger-than-life proportions.
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"He's larger than life and he always has been," said Max Levchin, co-founder of PayPal, founder of fintech start-up Affirm and a friend of Benioff's.
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Here's another: How do you transform a web site best known for a single, larger than life personality into a mainstream news site for the Trump age?
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The leader of the quasi-religious and welfare organisation Dera Sacha Sauda, 48-year-old Singh is famous for its flamboyant, larger-than-life movies and videos.
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Enter Rocketman, the Elton John biopic that, by the looks of its newest trailer, promises to be full of heart, high-drama, and larger-than-life glam.
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If you ever need proof that social media buzz can turn an under-the-radar beauty brand into something larger than life, just look to Storybook Cosmetics.
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Though her presence was confirmed by doctors through blood tests and ultrasounds, where a heartbeat raced on a monitor, she was larger than life in my imagination.
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Even George H.W. Bush, running to succeed the popular and larger-than-life Ronald Reagan, subtly made a virtue of his own lack of charisma and edge.
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The film's Transformers have always been larger-than-life characters, like John Goodman's cigar-chomping, gun-toting Autobot, Hound, or the "C-3PO knockoff" robot butler Cogman.
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And still, there's something about these larger-than-life sneakers that the fashion world just can't quit; take Balenciaga's sold-out-everywhere Triple S sneakers, for example.
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The Hand, represented by Daredevil transplant Madame Gao (Wai Ching Ho), is a compelling story element, since it represents a larger-than-life power in New York.
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Roger Ailes The downfall of Roger Ailes — the larger-than-life media mogul who created Fox News and died in disgrace in 21960 — is a compelling subject.
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When you dig beneath the surface, you find men who grew up in the shadows of larger-than-life fathers and coaches, Bum Phillips and Don Shula.
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It's a balance that lets the characters become larger than life, mythical figures at times, but then retreat into being confused and vulnerable human beings at others.
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The result was an ambitious digital playground with dangling disco balls, larger-than-life cut out screens depicting 1970s style silhouettes, music, and documentary-style video interviews.
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Against backgrounds that seem to sear themselves into memory, larger-than-life renditions of animals get up close and personal in Louise McNaught's imaginitive mixed-media paintings.
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Entertainers exorcise their insecurities in their art, but if your rap is that you're a larger-than-life mogul, you can't be seen as a panicked adolescent.
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Chrissy Teigen, TV personality and everyone's imaginary BFF, just delivered another throwback moment that's on the brink of a major resurgence: glamorous, larger-than-life, Flashdance curls.
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Mick Rock spent the 70s cataloguing the outrageous, larger-than-life personalities of Queen, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, and David Bowie, serving as the latter's official photographer.
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There is no love lost between these two larger-than-life personalities and Cuban would do anything he could to improve the odds of a Clinton presidency.
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Meanwhile, the inside of the booth was resplendent with massive sculptures, showing off larger-than-life renditions of hero Link and some of the game's ancient enemies.
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Yet in our rewritings of the horrific tragedy he caused, we've rendered him the larger-than-life figure in the story, allowing his celebrity to overshadow hers.
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What Robbins says people don't know about him, though, is that behind the larger-than-life stage presence is a man who does a lot of homework.
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Since its early days, rap has celebrated larger-than-life businessmen, crime lords, and drug kingpins, which has resulted in rappers comparing themselves to some questionable individuals.
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The only constructive edits Mr. Trump did give the writers, according to Mr. Joyce, were in service of making himself look better, richer, even larger than life.
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I have met Texas Rangers who actually do seem larger than life and artists and writers who have taken the state's entrepreneurial energies in entirely cool directions.
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Foy was terrific in year one as well, but at times risked being overshadowed by the larger-than-life figures that surrounded her, starting with Winston Churchill.
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Larger than life Legends we lost over the weekend: Frank Deford, the voice of Sports Illustrated, died at 78; Southern rock hero Gregg Allman died at 69.
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But she looks small for someone so much larger than life, and somehow modest, miles away from the beach-bronzed rock 'n' roll goddess I was expecting.
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Janey-E and Chantal are also types in this season, drawn a little larger than life for effect; even sweet Lucy never changes, playing the ditzy receptionist.
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"The Prince Series works can reasonably be perceived to have transformed Prince from a vulnerable, uncomfortable person to an iconic, larger-than-life figure," the judge said.
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The guys from A Tribe Called Quest are about to be kings of Queens with their own larger-than-life tribute on a building they made famous.
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But despite her larger-than-life persona, Ms. Consolo was exceedingly private, and many details about her personal life remain unknown — even to those closest to her.
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In the slightly-larger-than-life preliminary nude of Wiessant that begins the show, Rodin captures both the posing model and his own process with uncanny precision.
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Santiago's Mami is larger than life, a parent to 11 children who must contend with a roving partner who leaves her fighting to keep her family afloat.
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Children's Books Larger-than-life heroes like Captain America, Batman and Superman now grace our screens year-round, projecting an idea of masculinity characterized by unfettered strength.
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Beige walls and dim lighting came to life with standout wall art, including a giant installation made up of what looked like larger-than-life gold sequins.
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Bridie sets off to find the girl with the help of other larger-than-life characters, including a 7-foot-tall housemaid, a ghost, and an apothecary.
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Tiger King explores the dark secrets of the Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park, run by larger than life big cat owner Joe Exotic (real name Joseph Schreibvogel).
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There—suddenly and surprisingly towering over us—was a much larger than life equestrian statue of Francisco Pizarro, conquistador of Peru, this remote community his home town.
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Awards: Original Song (for Bernie Taupin and Elton John's "I'm Gonna Love Me Again") Any worthwhile movie about Elton John must be much, much larger than life.
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In his career, Mr. Day, who magnified luxury brands' logomania to larger-than-life proportions, essentially elevated the knockoff to an art unto itself: fashion as sampling.
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They include a double-page spread and several full-page images, all individually autographed, that highlight the boldness of Kirby's art and his larger-than-life characters.
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However, the studio was able to turn the story on its head, shifting it from a quaint board game to a larger-than-life video game adventure.
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After years of stage roles, Mr. Macy became a TV star in the 21967s as Walter, the harried husband of Bea Arthur's larger-than-life title character.
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The ending was one of the best I've seen in theater — a perfect summation of a deeply flawed man who was larger than life, even after death.
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That larger-than-life reputation raised hopes and expectations of many in a country where people are often wary of politicians, regarding them as inept and corrupt.
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His tango routine with Witney Carson to the Jonas Brothers' "Sucker" started with a larger-than-life cut-out of his face (he slid down his tongue).
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He and I stood next to the larger-than-life self-portrait of Chuck Close at 86th Street, examining the intricate mosaic tiles that create his beard.
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Perhaps he also felt as if he were smuggling himself into a refuge guarded by larger-than-life icons of his youth like Bogart, Cagney and Flynn.
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Sam Archer, who plays Lermontov in every New York performance of Mr. Bourne's show, is dashing but subdued, buttoned-up British instead of larger-than-life Russian.
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" Asked if he saw installing a larger-than-life statue of a nude woman as a feminist gesture, Cochrane told Hyperallergic, "Yes, I consider myself a feminist.
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She is a recording artist who was described as "ratchet and rich" and in the few episodes that we've seen her in, her personality is larger than life.
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On any given week, the show looks something like Project Runway divided by The Voice multiplied by the power of larger-than-life personalities with even bigger wigs.
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Not only will he go down in history as one of the most influential designers of the 20th century — he'll be remembered for being himself, larger than life.
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Silva, now 27, is speaking in Portuguese—our conversation is translated by his manager, André Ferreira—but the DJ's larger-than-life personality shines through the language barrier.
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"It's Tom's birthday, so I want to surprise him with a larger-than-life Marilyn who pops out of the cake," de Lesseps told PEOPLE before the wedding.
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When you think of abundance, you picture opulence—you love things that are larger than life, and you believe in surrounding yourself with the best of the best.
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The larger-than-life 1/3-pound burgers have "an organic beef patty, romaine lettuce, smoked Thousand Island dressing, tomatoes, and Cheddar cheese" all on a challah roll.
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Once built, you can transform into a larger-than-life robot with the ability to wreck in-game environments and take on challenges to unlock brand new powers.
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Both have struggled to become the principal alternative to Mr. Trump, a larger-than-life candidate from outside the political system whose nomination would upend the Republican Party.
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With their larger-than-life characters, his paintings certainly have the vibrancy of nostalgia, but Tull also works with the present, often using his wife as a model.
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All her life she toiled in the shadow of Rivera, her larger-than-life husband, and for decades after her death in 1954 she remained a forgotten figure.
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But there's something seductive about the way Kojima fans spin a narrative and make you believe in conspiracies that turn a simple trailer into something larger than life.
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The tributes during the 80-minute service were notable for their focus on Gentry's private life, but then, his larger-than-life career tended to speak for itself.
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Kelly herself is somewhat believable as a hacker — even if sometimes she devolves into chugging Mountain Dew in a hoodie — but her friends are larger-than-life caricatures.
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The larger-than-life Mob Wives star – known as the cast's vivacious peacemaker – died after battling stage 4 lung and brain cancer, her rep announced in a statement.
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Even the everyday moviegoing experience felt larger than life in the two-story theater, he told me, smiling at the thought of a night out with his brother.
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Unlike many of his action-movie brethren, director Bryan Singer is able to balance humor, sentiment and spectacle so this comic-book films feel legitimately larger-than-life.
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Related: Kabul's Female Graffiti Master on the Power of Art Finally: A Documentary on Female Graffiti Artists Meet the Female Street Artist Painting Larger-Than-Life Feminist Goddesses
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Granted, both performers also took the same stage last year, but this year they clearly had full ownership, exuding a well-earned confidence and larger-than-life charisma.
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This Hall of Famer will long be remembered for many things, including a perfect game, a larger-than-life personality, a passion for Kentucky, and a loving family.
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As I walked around the grounds, weaving between trees and tents and larger-than-life effigies of Bernie Sanders, the lack of Hillary support was impossible to ignore.
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From the haunting, almost devotional quality of the vocals to the endlessness of each chord as it rings out, this album feels larger than life yet frighteningly human.
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Will she be hoodwinked by two larger-than-life writers who want to influence, manipulate, control, even censor her — even as, all the while, they appear to cooperate?
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The film, projected far larger than life, shows a distinguished-looking woman — the artist's mother — opening her mouth in slow motion to reveal something white on her tongue.
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It becomes personality music, and the dominant qualities of Presley's persona — his sexuality, his masculinity, his larger‑than‑life charisma — become the dominant signifiers of what rock was.
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For a league that thrives on hype, where it seems everything is supersized, the demise of the diminutive Mr. Manziel is now a larger-than-life cautionary tale.
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If there was a single larger-than-life personality who inspired Novogratz as a child, it was his uncle Ed, a tax collector and a lover of jazz.
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In JR's signature style, he aggrandizes these figures in larger-than-life, wheat-pasted posters occupying large swaths of the favela's facade, itself precariously built into a hillside.
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"The public is used to receiving sport through the mass media; it's this really larger-than-life kind of version that's highly glamorized," says exhibition advisor Kalia Brooks.
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It can shape-shift—no curl is the same; it can be transformed into a sleek, straight 'do one day, and a larger-than-life 'fro the next.
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The team works out of a small room inside the Central Bakery, and this same group is responsible for creating larger-than-life seasonal displays around the park.
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Though Trump has spent decades puffing himself up into a larger-than-life figure, the office he's entering will prove to be bigger than even Trump's self-image.
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I'd like them to deal with their own internal shit, and how they view black people when they're presented with a blackness on a larger-than-life level.
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Their stories include larger-than-life characters, events just strange enough to happen only in New York and memories of how the subway got them through hard times.
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The networks bear extra responsibility because they did so much to make them into the larger-than-life — and, therefore, not-true-to-real-life — characters they became.
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"For decades, many male directors have benefited from reviews in which they have been described in larger-than-life, almost mythic ways," Ms. Lauzen said in a statement.
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It's a weird story to gawk at, full of larger-than-life characters who seem like they've wandered out of some kind of late-night sketch-comedy show.
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I glissandoed down the mountain, a speck of a person having a larger-than-life moment, freed from the fear that had paralyzed me a few minutes before.
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"Given Mr. Stone's larger-than-life persona, it's particularly important to remind the court that Stone" isn't just a public persona -- "he's a real human being," he said.
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For the Obamas' last year in the White House, larger-than-life replicas of their dogs Bo and Sunny added a playful and personal touch to the decorations.
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After seeing the German photographer Leni Riefenstahl's book on the Nuba people of southern Sudan, he executed a series of larger-than-life-size sculptures of Nuba wrestlers.
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Twitch isn't the Wild West, but it is populated by a host of larger-than-life characters — none, of course, larger than the site's original heel, Dr Disrespect.
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WeWork's fall, detailed by the Wall Street Journal, was emblematic of both the boom-and-bust startup cycle and investors' susceptibility to charismatic, larger-than-life male founders.
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As a former stripper turned reality TV star, Cardi B broke barriers and inspired fans with her larger than life personality and her "regular shmegular" come up story.
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A larger-than-life personality with an irreverent streak — imagine a cross between the great Swedish soprano Birgit Nilsson and Tina Fey — she works hard and plays hard.
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LAS VEGAS – Legal gambling put this city on the international map, helping it become larger-than-life – with a mix of kitsch – and a prime example of American excess.
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But as marginal players in a wider ensemble instead of the focal point of a story, they don't feel larger than life the way they do in Grey Gardens.
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Last week, the "Larger Than Life" hitmakers, who recently celebrated their 25th anniversary, released their new single "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" — and fans can't stop raving about it.
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"The larger than life statue of O.J. in his garden, a testament to his narcissism," she says, referring to a statue Simpson had of himself at his Brentwood home.
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From Saturday Night Live skits to late-night talk show bits, comedians revel in the goldmine of material as larger-than-life personalities compete for the American public's trust.
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But now, as our conversation ends, the larger-than-life expertly-styled rookies grow quiet for a moment, as if playing out the next 10 years in their heads.
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Decades after the fact, it brings a larger-than-life scandal back down to earth, asking those who lived through the events to reconsider how handily they were dismissed.
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And amid it all, Trump still manages to surprise: Lawmakers and business leaders say the larger than life president and former reality show star listens more than he talks.
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Stationed at the satellite fair Market Art + Design, the crystal-studded sculpture is a larger-than-life replica of a Nike Air Jordan, replete with silver and gold crystals.
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For Patricia and her husband, artist Manuel Oliver, the pain of losing Joaquin, a popular senior with a larger-than-life personality, has not abated in the year since.
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There were larger-than-life ball gowns fit for Rihanna or Celine Dion, a re-edition of his once-sold out Giuseppe Zanotti collection, lots of leather, and more.
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The son of a U.S. senator, the elder Bush had big shoes to fill when he succeeded Ronald Reagan, a larger-than-life figure who was once his rival.
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I feel so much more confident when I'm singing songs like "Excuse Me" and "Good as Hell" when I have these fluttering lashes on, so much larger than life.
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The film's larger-than-life cast unites Nick Carter, AJ McLean, Howie Dorough, Joey Fatone, Chris Kirkpatrick, Jeff Timmons, Erik-Michael Estrada, Jacob Underwood, Trevor Penick and Dan Miller.
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Queens have a reputation for fashioning themselves into something larger than life, for making themselves heard; if anyone can help us find our voices in difficult times, it's them.
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The MoviePass heyday was a reminder that people still take pleasure in the shared experience of gazing up at something projected larger than life — provided the price is right.
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Led by their larger-than-life skipper Captain Jack Royds, the BFFs aren't just soaking up the stunning views and thrilling excursions that this tropical locale has to offer.
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Three-year-old Josh Bedford runs through artist Ron Mueck's installation, "Mass," consisting of 100 larger-than-life skulls, during a media preview of the NGV Triennial on Dec.
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Most of us first fell in love with these larger-than-life crusaders as children, over comic books or Saturday morning cartoons or family trips to the multiplex. Shazam!
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Who knew there was more to the Fast & Furious franchise and its subsequent sequels than epic car races, Dwayne Johnson's larger-than-life muscles and Vin Diesel's bro tanks?
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Larger-than-life versions of Santa Claus, Rudolph and Frosty the Snowman adorn Curiazza's house, and perform to classic Christmas tunes seven days a week, throughout the holiday season.
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You've seen the people on the train with larger than life headphones, and you've probably been tangled up in the wires of someone else's earbuds on the same commute.
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At the end of the number, Perry shared a hug with featured performer Skip Marley – but only after fireworks shot off from their larger-than-life companions' skeletal hands.
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He's having the best time, and in doing so, he's also finally indulging fans in his larger-than-life personality, bridging his trademark silly humor with his fatherly persona.
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Artists from all over the rock spectrum—crossing generations, genres and gender—who've been moved by one of those classic Ace guitar solos, or that larger-than-life persona.
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Bombastic and blunt Ford was a bombastic and larger-than-life personality who spoke bluntly, traits that helped him craft an image as a champion of the working class.
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DPR2 assumed an often larger-than-life persona, and in posts to the site's forum, he made grand statements about the Silk Road 2.0 and what it stood for.
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Williams has had a hand in creating larger than life rap personas, and when it comes to hip-hop's music videos, Hype Williams doesn't follow trends—he defines them.
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The parents delivered, showing the little one wearing a larger-than-life pink tulle skirt, covered in flowers and surrounded by countless balloons and an extra big birthday cake.
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After years of larger-than-life hilarity on shows such as Saturday Night Live, 203 Rock and The Last O.G., Tracy Morgan wanted a house fit for a king . . .
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The screenwriters chose to portray these polarizing political figures as larger than life characters whose mistakes were few and far between, and whose aspirations were expansive, inclusive, and noble.
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So naturally, when you take on a moniker that carries so much symbolic weight, your house and your lifestyle have to rise to meet those larger-than-life expectations.
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Elon Musk's biggest critics argue some of his larger than life ideas may be less than feasible, but on Friday the billionaire put his money where his mouth is.
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But with a larger-than-life attraction to keep them on the island, they'd be lining up for an experience that would rival the bright lights of Times Square.
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And if you can look beyond the twinkle of his larger-than-life paillettes, you'll see how his whimsical nature pairs perfectly with a pop culture icon like Hilton.
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Led by Ashcroft's emotive voice, Nick McCabe's virtuosic guitar work, and Oasis producer Owen Morris' larger-than-life production, The Verve moved into a whole new stratosphere: the mainstream.
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I hoped that it wouldn't just target monstrous, larger-than-life abusers but would also lead to ways in which we could rethink sexual pleasure in our everyday lives.
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One you'll probably recognize if you're a fan of comic books, but the other three are real-life figures who can stand next to any larger-than-life superhero.
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"It's a big deal because they're good players, but obviously they're both kind of larger-than-life human beings — you don't see people like them in baseball," Bird said.
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After their four-month Las Vegas residency, Backstreet Boys: Larger Than Life, came to an end on April 27, they kicked off their biggest arena trek in 18 years.
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By the time they were enjoying $2 sushi specials and cans of malt liquor, Ms. Suni realized that Mr. Lensing had a larger-than-life personality, but no ego.
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Larger-than-life stories, unbelievable exploits, and wild wardrobes abound—all without having to rely on voiceover narration—in the way only Miami documentary filmmaking studio Rakontur knows how.
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She's a larger-than-life fertility figure, a pantomime dame (drag character) whose crinoline hides multiple children — they dance their way out from under it and then back in.
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"Knowledge and Wonder," a mural depicting several black figures of varying ages staring at larger-than-life books, had been estimated to sell for $10 million to $15 million.
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The larger-than-life role Caterpillar played on the American landscape was second only in size to the space it occupied in the hearts of the people of Peoria.
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Weinstein was, at one time, a larger-than-life figure in the film world -- first at Miramax then at The Weinstein Company -- and a staple of Hollywood's awards season.
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BDE (that's Big Dress Energy) first graced the catwalks of London Fashion Week at fall '19, with that larger-than-life hot pink Molly Goddard dress leading the charge.
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But he was remembered more as "a larger than life character," as Selwyn Nathan, the executive director of the South African-based Sunshine Tour, said in confirming his death.
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But respond it will, say many experts, as Soleimani was a revered and larger-than-life character, a shadowy spymaster mythologized among Shiites and loathed by Iran's American adversaries.
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Joan Crawford is equally larger than life, but hers is a tougher role—she's a big-shouldered beauty whose stiff intensity is hard to translate to a modern era.
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Keith Rothfus, a suburban Pittsburgh Republican holds the same seat once held by Jack Murtha, the larger than life Democrat who dominated Southwestern Pennsylvania and Washington politics for decades.
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Many said his candidacy was an aberration stemming from his larger-than-life, tough-guy persona; his mastery of airwaves; or his willingness to appeal to racism and xenophobia.
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We work in tall buildings, where we give 110 percent in order to build larger-than-life careers that distinguish us from the huge teeming masses of our fellows.
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It also shows how the online persona of an influencer can be created, changed, or destroyed by one viral "scandal," and how that persona can become larger than life.
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Shooting your subject from below makes them appear larger than life and puts them in a position of power, where they&aposre looking down on you in the audience.
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She was a "larger-than-life figure in the civic life of Queens" who fought for city resources, Melinda Katz, the current Queens borough president, said in a statement.
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Today, New York City's High Line announces that a larger-than-life version of Leonard's orginal typewritten letter will be wheatpasted along the abandoned railroad tracks-turned-public park.
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The statue, created by an artist named Kristen Visbal previously known for a series of larger-than-life sculptures of college football coaches, is an exercise in corporate imaging.
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It rings many notes expected in such tales: larger-than-life rogues, heroes and villains, bickering and meddling gods, prophecies and Machiavellian maneuvers that would shame anyone in Washington.
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Since starting Amazon 25 years ago as an online bookseller, Bezos has been the larger-than-life face of the company in its march to a $900 billion market cap.
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The city's jazz scene gave us greats like the Marsalis family and Louie Armstrong while bounce laid the foundation for larger-than-life rap careers like Juvenile, Birdman, and more.
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The former Fixer Upper star left a larger-than-life message on one of the Silos at Magnolia Market in Waco, Texas to read "Chip Hearts Jo," in green lettering.
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In that case, "it would have been a bit goofy and larger-than-life, though much less campy than Lost in Space at its worst carrot people moments," says Jenkins.
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His larger-than-life presence, which commands any stage he gets on (he'd later perform with two surprise guests: Fat Joe and Remy Ma) is juxtaposed to his daily mantras.
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"Imax is always looking for opportunities to take the brand, the technology and, frankly, the focus on larger-than-life experiences to different places," said Bryan Marcovici, CEO of Imaxshift.
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Brought to life are the comic book's kooky, larger-than-life elements like Pogo (Adam Godley), a character who's analogous to Batman's Alfred, even though he's a genius-level chimpanzee.
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We've been in touch all along, he had come out to our shows recently, and he had remained a great friend, a true professional and a larger than life personality.
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Gaga's beauty evolution, of course, starts with the one she maintained throughout her Just Dance period: larger-than-life lashes and super-long, bleached blond hair with straight-across bangs.
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Yet, Fan's achievement lies in its portrayal of Bollywood as a form of fantasy and escape, and what happens when reel world's larger-than-life aura spills into the real.
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It feels like the first time we're really, truly seeing Allen as a human, rather than just the larger-than-life tabloid figure she was once made out to be.
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Made fresh to order, the larger-than-life snacks are practically a meal, making them a more budget-friendly option than heading to one of the resort's sit-down restaurants.
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She had stunned the world in 2006 with her breakthrough album, Back to Black, which showcased her larger-than-life vocal range and songwriting skills that belied her tender years.
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"When I first met Karen Harding in the studio, I was so impressed with her energy, her larger than life personality, her spirit," Moroder said of the rising star, 25.
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The Backstreet Boys made headlines earlier this week when McLean and Nick Carter joined Gigi Hadid onstage for her Lip Sync Battle performance of their hit song "Larger Than Life."
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Cline's Instagram page has become a big hit (see what we did there?) thanks to the Photoshopped pics he posts of himself hanging out with the larger-than-life Goldendoodle.
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For her latest exhibit at Montreal culture hub Phi Centre, MissMe was invited to plaster the gallery's walls with a few dozen larger-than-life renditions of her famous image.
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How appropriate, then, that Los Angeles-based artist Roberto Benavidez has made wild, larger-than-life representations from the Hieronymus Bosch painting, "The Garden of Earthly Delights," in piñata form.
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Take Kristin Chenoweth, for example: The multi-hyphenate star has a larger-than-life voice that defies her 4'11 frame and some of the most voluminous waves in the business.
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" Through her recent work, Smallwood wants to focus on this "delicacy superimposed over the aggressive and larger-than-life female bodies" to create pieces that are "both jarring and exciting.
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For the art world, the block is nothing short of a juggernaut — and one that was unlikely to escape the attention of the equally larger-than-life dealer Larry Gagosian.
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"He walked in the room and just was larger than life, talking nonstop, changing the subject, throwing out stats and numbers and anecdotes and stories from all over," Klayman recalls.
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Ian Levine, a larger than life Northern Soul obsessive and DJ, was a resident at Heaven in London and had just returned from a music buying trip to the States.
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One larger-than-life tale is that Ryder's agent got on her knees and begged her not to take the role (Ryder confirmed this in an interview with Entertainment Weekly).
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Considering Ortega spent his formative years attempting to be a crook himself, it makes sense that he found freedom in Puch's true story, and in making it larger than life.
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The larger-than-life images of both of his predecessors — each a historic figure in American law enforcement — could be a lighting rod for controversy, those in the department say.
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The four women are larger than life, dwarfing two tiny men who are visible in the panel's lower left corner, wearing white masks and lounging in front of a building.
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But there is potential here for something beautiful and brilliant, something that could stand on its own as the moment that the NCAA Championship once again became larger than life.
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It was there she created her Goggle Head series — larger than life busts and full bodies of square-jawed, bald, or helmeted men wearing goggles — works that solidified her reputation.
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The prospect of redesigning a home often implies a larger-than-life remodel — you know, the pricey, over-the-top kind documented by network TV giants that isn't necessarily realistic.
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Even so, the story of Frank Lucas, who died on Thursday night in Cedar Grove, N.J., at 88, is a larger-than-life tale of ambition, organization and ruthless brutality.
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The small electronics shops were still there, but windows were added to see the Cheonggyecheon stream, and there were trendy cafes and a larger-than-life robot at its gateway.
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In his rise from lowly border guard to larger-than-life security chief in a little over a decade, General Raziq built nothing less than an empire in southern Afghanistan.
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You can marvel at the craft of a custom Halston ensemble, though really you just end up noting that Liza Minnelli, a larger-than-life figure, is so damn tiny.
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"Naked George," a term coined by a friend of Ms. Coin's, was one of four smallish plaster models that Canova made in preparation for a larger-than-life marble statue.
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From the side of the stage, I saw the crew lowering a larger-than-life Christmas tree used in an earlier performance during which it had "grown" toward the ceiling.
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Books of The Times By all accounts, the documentary filmmaker Henry Hampton (203-220), the force behind the pathbreaking civil rights series "Eyes on the Prize," was larger than life.
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In "Autumn Andrew," green cheesecloth suggests tall grass behind a larger-than-life portrait of a seated man with a thoughtful face and a blue-checked shirt, both wonderfully painted.
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Stubborn and flawed, he survived many a brush with death and spent a lifetime trying to live up to the larger than life characters he idolized, both real and fictional.
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For those of you who have not had the pleasure of meeting Flynn, you'll be pleased to know that he inherited his mother's contagious laugh and larger-than-life personality. . . .
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At the entrance to her current show, a larger-than-life Pixy greets the viewer with two middle fingers, dotted with red nail lacquer and held up to her cheeks.
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Sometimes you just want a larger-than-life adventure story about thieves, wizards, assassins and kings to dwell in for a good long while, and this certainly scratched that itch.
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That's a coup for a larger-than-life candidate whose blustery rhetoric on immigration and terrorism seemed to make up for his apparent lack of religious credentials with these voters.
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I imagine Roberts's van surely ended up being vibrant and imposing — a massive, rollicking, lumpy, busy, hulking, overwhelming thing that to my minimalist-minded eyes would seem larger than life.
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It's been 30 years since the world met Roald Dahl's pint-sized heroine Matilda Wormwood, and she's marking three decades by defying yet another larger-than-life villain: President Donald Trump.
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The Larger Than Life show is an attempt to bridge the gap between their fans who stayed with them and the ones who haven't seen them in 10 years, Richardson said.
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Not only are they a tribute to the current documentary renaissance, but they offer a reminder that larger-than-life personalities worthy of such treatment come in all shapes and sizes.
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I will always remember Dwight the way he was -- larger than life, handsome, charismatic and the only one who could pull off wearing a fur coat at our Super Bowl parade.
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"Anthony was a larger than life personality with so much talent and even though he could be incredibly critical of others somehow that was part of his charm," she tells PEOPLE.
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For one thing, the internet has largely moved past both image macros and larger-than-life, Ermergerd-era personalities — trends to which the OAG meme can attribute much of its success.
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Big Bang's Seungri, whose lavish taste and larger-than-life personality earned him the nickname "The Great Gatsby of Korea," has been booked on charges of supplying prostitutes to business investors.
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The House of Saud understood his expectations very well, and therefore welcomed him to Riyadh in May 2017 with larger-than-life self-portraits, sword dances, lavish banquets, and economic opportunities.
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Superheroes are our modern equivalent of these larger-than-life characters, giving us a culture of stories that ties us together and simultaneously providing us with a kind of moral blueprint.
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Fascinated most by pop star Michael Jackson, Orzalek found comfort in his obvious quirkiness; of his difference to other musicians, and how he harnessed that into a larger than life persona.
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It is a showcase not only of her larger-than-life stage presence and of her voice—a voice for the ages, as distinctive as Ella's, Billie's, Whitney's, Michael's or Frank's.
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The concert took place at the iHeartRadio Theater in LA. It's a sneak peak of their "Larger Than Life" residency starting this March in Vegas, where they'll perform their biggest hits.
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Fans should expect the exemplary level of quality first established at Respawn with Titanfall, a game that epitomizes our studio's dedication to slick, larger-than-life action and fun, groundbreaking mechanics.
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But Cumberbatch gives a performance that's very much the equal of his more high-profile work, doing what he does best: bringing deeply felt nuance to a larger-than-life character.
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In the early 1990s, she made a splash in the art world as a provocateur with her larger-than-life artistic personas that were candid explorations of racial and gender politics.
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A month after Angela "Big Ang" Raiola died of stage 4 cancer, fans of the larger-than-life reality star will watch her final TV appearance in Wednesday's Mob Wives reunion.
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Although his works are primarily incarnated as paintings and illustrations, the artist has an ever-growing list of collaborations that bring his larger-than-life 2D figures into concrete, physical reality.
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Just before the settlement was reached, it looked like yet Wayne might be another case of a once larger than life performer destined for disaster, partially due to bad label deals.
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For more on this larger-than-life mansion and the man behind its extravagance, tune in to the season premiere of Secret Lives of the Super Rich this Thursday on CNBC.
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These are the larger-than-life grandparents of the "Mike" who tells this story, though we are never told just how closely they are supposed to resemble Chabon's own family members.
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From his raspy auto-tune harmonies to his larger-than-life, mind-twisting production to his interpolation of his hometown's sound, you know a Travis Scott song when you hear one.
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The anxious middle-age women, larger-than-life matrons and exotic-looking circus performers that she was shooting in 35 millimeter in the '50s would reappear in her medium-format work.
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Yet, the attempt to project Julia as a larger-than-life figure sometimes looks contrived and a mere concession to the actress while the real deal is signed with the men.
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The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is, arguably, one of the biggest runway events of the year — one that's filled with larger-than-life wings, musical guests, and million-dollar diamond bras.
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Mr. Sullivan zeroed in on the plaintiff's admission that as a larger-than-life celebrity in a rough-and-tumble profession, he was in the habit of exaggerating or being untruthful.
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The announcement came nearly two years after Prince, the larger-than-life recording artist, was found unresponsive in an elevator at Paisley Park, his home and recording studio in Chanhassen, Minnesota.
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Standing at a height of 33 feet, composed of welded steel tubing, the sculpture re-imagines the Madonna as a monumental, imposing, much larger-than-life figure—less mother than giant.
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"[When] I saw the film, I was mesmerized by that family and that larger-than-life world where everything seemed to be possible and everyone was outspoken and bold," says Zwaan.
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We all read his books growing up; he had a larger-than-life presence in our life—I mean, actually, because my dad has a portrait of him in our house.
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When I put the jacket on my own shoulders now, it is too big and boxy, a reminder of all the ways she will always seem larger than life to me.
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Our eyes constantly dart from the live actors before our eyes to the screen on which they appear, larger than life, from multiple camera angles and occasionally in black and white.
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With 26 dates over three months ending in July, The Backstreet Boys are blessing their fans and bachelorette parties with "Larger Than Life," their show at AXIS Theaters in Planet Hollywood.
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"Rounsevel was a larger-than-life character to all us kids," said Charles Trainer, an heir to the Schlitz brewing fortune, whose grandparents spent their winters at the resort for years.
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It was in their nondescript bungalow in a Milwaukee suburb that Eugene spent decades developing a rich, imaginary realm of larger-than-life self-expression over which he and Marie presided.
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As a result, the evening, introduced by a larger-than-life master of ceremonies, Brian Scott Bagley, is a mishmash of styles but strikes a good balance between history and novelty.
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Looking back across the landscape of my lifetime, I realize that something unexpected and larger than life seems to happen every once in a while, that acts as a corrective measure.
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The Netflix docuseries spends about five years following Joe Exotic, an eccentric and larger-than-life zookeeper whose passion was to collect and breed wild cats, and his nemesis Carole Baskin.
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That's the attitude that has endeared this country supergroup to its fans — the Annies seem like they're both letting it all hang out and inhabiting personas that are larger than life.
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At the time, Fisk was a larger than life figure inside the Russian nuclear industry, having headed the trucking firm that moved uranium across the United States on behalf of Rosatom.
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"I think we all seem at times in our journey like larger than life because of what we do, but everyone at the core is incredibly fragile," she said of Bryant.
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In the absence of a larger-than-life hero, the show compensated by featuring its villains, including future Batman foes like the Penguin, the Riddler and a prototype of the Joker.
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When Donald Trump moved to Manhattan from Queens, drawn by the skyscrapers and models with sky-high legs, he felt he needed to invent a larger-than-life character for himself.
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But in December, when the neighborhood swells with visitors drawn to the ornate Christmas decorations adorning house after house, the parking problems — just like the holiday lights — grow larger than life.
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Every aspect of their existence is larger than life, both their joy and their drama, and it's watching the pendulum swing back and forth between the two that's so particularly hypnotizing.
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Despite having what some critics say is a larger-than-life ego, Sanders offered a candidacy that made his followers feel as if they were fighting for something bigger than themselves.
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In some eyes, these outfits will make them beautiful, larger than life; in others, they will make them invisible, the kind of black people we are trained to look right through.
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Ask a Showrunner Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, the writer-producer team behind "The O.C." and "Gossip Girl," know a thing or two about teenagers whose problems seem larger than life.
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Stefan Arngrim is best known for playing the pint-sized kid Barry Lockridge -- opposite Gary Conway and Don Matheson -- in the larger-than-life '70s television show 'Land of the Giants.
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That being said ... Sean thinks this was a complete missed opportunity by Ariana's team to build her own identity with the brand instead of stepping into Audrey's larger-than-life shoes.
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Related: Meet the Female Street Artist Painting Larger-Than-Life Feminist Goddesses Watch an Old School Train Graffiti Mural Come to Life A New Graffiti Exhibition Proves Bristol Isn't Just for Banksy
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And while the fake teeth and over-the-top glitzy wardrobe had Malek looking the part, actually tapping into Mercury's larger-than-life persona and energetic performances required months of physical preparation.
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David Marburger, a Cleveland attorney who represents media clients, compared Hogan to Donald Trump, another larger-than-life figure who has bragged about his male prowess as part of his public image.
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Join us as we talk about reading the book as an adult, the not-so-hidden religious connotations in the book, and the larger than life characters we meet in the journey.
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Once later players began to put up numbers to rival and surpass Ruth's, the "larger than life" argument was deployed to defend Ruth's title, especially by his disciples of the Greatest Generation.
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We talk about all the show's larger-than-life battles (against both its surreal "angels" and its very real trauma), its messy handling of gender and sexuality, and, of course, its lore.
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And he was Falstaff, the philosopher of Eastcheap, the charismatic larger-than-life spirit of misrule, who was rejected in the end by Prince Hal for simply offering him a teacher's love.
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Although he strikes a larger-than-life pose in the media, I was struck by just how elderly he seems in person, and in open court his rambling testimony occasionally turned incoherent.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Mariah Carey's new reality show sees the larger-than-life singer trying on wedding dresses and wrestling with a decision to postpone her marriage to Australian businessman James Packer.
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Its larger-than-life characters are at once extraordinary and repulsive, at one moment imagining the world in entirely new ways and at the next braying with delight over massacring entire cities.
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Harvey Weinstein Harvey Weinstein has always been a larger-than-life figure, a quintessentially New York character whose dealmaking in film, Broadway, television, and Democratic politics has brought him accolades and criticism.
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The companies backing smart city technologies, surveillance and autonomous vehicles are among the most powerful entities on the planet, led by larger-than-life CEOs and worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
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So this is where you get to see, sort of, peel back the layers of President Trump, you know, bravado and the larger-than-life figure to say this is the heart.
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They appear on our smartphone screens, our TVs and our computers, and loom high above us in movie theaters, larger than life, seemingly more beautiful and glamorous than the rest of us.
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Recreated on a larger-than-life scale in cold-cast marble, the torso now has a head, arms, and legs fashioned in resin the pale shade of aquamarine blue, like beach glass.
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Malek is intent on widening his to show the vulnerability in the lonely singer's heart — or possibly his own fear at having to portray such a widely-loved larger-than-life character.
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Much like her larger-than-life voice and stage presence, Franklin was similarly drawn to bold style and beauty looks, says her longtime makeup artist Robin Manoogian, who opened up to PEOPLE.
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At the time the stories were published, Obama Justice Department officials marveled at the fortuitous timing of someone close to Comey coming to rescue of his larger-than-life, good guy reputation.
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A riot of sequin-bedecked synchronized swimmers, Peaches dancing with a crotch beehive, a dude dressed as a unicorn, and some of her regular cast members dressed as larger than life pussies.
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"I used Nars Larger Than Life Long-Wear Eyeliner in Santa Monica Boulevard to draw from her ear and along her jawline, which is a very Comme des Garçons look," Lottie says.
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Related: Meet the Female Street Artist Painting Larger-Than-Life Feminist Goddesses Artists Dedicate a Show to Germany's "Most Notorious" College Dorm Meet France's Best Tattoo Artists in a Short Documentary Series
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In the Fox News studio, the fresh tweets were displayed in bold type on a thirty-foot-wide screen, Trump's larger-than-life Twitter avatar peering, Rushmore-like, into the middle distance.
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The first royal colossi -- larger-than-life sculptures -- were produced in the 12th dynasty (1938-1756 BC), but the trend reached its height in the 10th, under Ramses II (1292-1190 BC).
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