This highly circulated clip of LeBron James walking the dog on New Year's Eve against Orlando is a case in point.
He has set up his own You Tube channel, which has over 300,000 subscribers, become a prolific social media poster, and regularly circulates clips of himself criticizing Putin, 64, whom he calls "the old man".
Early in the most heavily circulated clip, the fakeness of the grieving is obvious: you can see the captive mourners forcing the sobs, moaning unconvincingly, and squeezing their eyes to produce tears.
Critics condemned this Wright statement because the widely circulated clip suggests that the 9/11 tragedy was deserved.
Animal lovers are demanding that an Indonesia zoo be closed after widely circulated video clips of captive sun bears show them so emaciated that their ribs poke from their chests.
This seemed the place to insert the widely circulated video clip of his half-court basketball shot from last month, if his ad-makers were going to use it, but they restrained themselves and did not.
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Highlight reels circulated online with clips of a boy of average height, spindly but confident, heaving up a shot with two hands, or dunking on a mini-hoop in a suburban driveway.
In Washington, some Republicans circulated news clips from his 1982 Senate campaign, when Mr. Lautenberg made repeated references to the age of his opponent, Millicent Fenwick, who was 72 at the time.
When I ask if they saw the widely circulated five-minute clip of Romney appearing to flip out about his religion on a radio show, Stone admonishes me for having watched only the shortened version as opposed to the full 20-minute one.
