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He has the ruthless, delusional fanaticism of a clever man who is frightened of being toppled and perhaps put on trial for his copious human-rights abuses.

It's unclear whether the blue-collar adoration the Republican nominee is receiving will compensate for his copious praise for Putin and cavalier dismissal of Saddam Hussein's use of chemical weapons.

Once so bookish that he was known for his copious note-taking and so clumsy with a gun that colleagues laughed at his shooting, Mr. LaPierre, 64, helped invent the modern N.R.A. and transformed himself along with it into a right-wing folk hero and a reliable source of polarizing statements.

Bow before a scowling judgmental God for his copious unforgivable sins!

On Monday's "View," all the co-hosts except Elisabeth Hasselbeck took turns mocking Boehner for his copious tears.

"The Tragedy of Arthur" is a novel about the discovery of what is reputed to be a lost Shakespeare play, and with it Arthur Phillips has found the perfect vehicle for his cerebral talents: his ingenuity; his bright, elastic prose; and, most notably, his penchant for pastiche — for pouring his copious literary gifts into old vessels and reinventing familiar genres.

Famed not only for his production, his residency in Ibiza and his copious mixes for every series under the sun, he's also the founder of the versatile and reliable Moon Harbour label.

But it's pit crews that we need," said Atul Gawande — a surgeon and Harvard professor who writes for The New Yorker in his copious spare time — in a recent TED talk.

Poggio's ability to handle Latin as a live idiom is best shown in his copious correspondence, which for its form as much as for its content stands out among the epistolari of the humanists.

They chose steel in general because it requires less maintenance and allows for copious open spans and larger windows.

(Pareles)20100527 ★ JAY ELECTRONICA (Tuesday) Although he has yet to release a debut album, the rapper Jay Electronica has earned copious accolades for his odd, vaguely disjointed songs, which eschew classic hip-hop moves ("no drums, no hooks," he promises) and borrow instead from avant-garde traditions.