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It was an aggressive play by the $50 million free agent and a snapshot of the biggest difference in this game: cornerbacking resources.

Above his headboard is a postcard for the Provisional I.R.A. and a snapshot of himself at a protest supporting the hunger striker Bobby Sands in 1981.

His work includes looking at where political party donations come from, a chapter-based explainer of dredging in the Great Barrier Reef and a snapshot of pop culture with an analysis of Triple J's annual Hot 100.

Daringly, or foolishly, the Obama campaign's merchandise includes badges featuring a portrait of the president, the slogan "Made in the USA", and a snapshot of the president's birth certificate, poking fun at "birther" conspiracists.

That, it seems, is a defining moment: the team captains duking it out, literally, in an effort to both get their teams fired up and to assert supremacy on the ice, and a snapshot of Iginla's role with the Flames.

And a snapshot of women here on a steamy afternoon shows that they are divided about whom to vote for, with some praising Trump's business record and willingness to dispense with political correctness.

Linklater's sweet-raunchy blend harks back to his "Dazed and Confused' era, and not only because of the baseball overlay and a snapshot-of-a-school-moment conceit.

Each disclosure form lists candidates' assets and liabilities, and provides a snapshot of their annual income.

Next, the laptop/tablet's front camera comes on and captures the face of the child and creates a snapshot of Elmo and the child side by side.

The fair, the exhibition tells us, was meant to celebrate "cultural and industrial progress" and provide "a snapshot of Western civilization at the time".

So her friend and makeup artist Andreigha Wazny helped VanPevenage apply some cosmetics and posted a snapshot of the before and after on the Instagram account @makeupbydreigh in January. .