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Throughout it all Margaret hovers as a ghostly presence, alive in Nico's imagination.

Page B15 Arts OLD FRIENDS REUNITED AGAIN AT THE BARRYMORE THEATER A serious case of whiplash hovers as a distinct possibility throughout "An Evening With Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin," a concert performance and mutual lovefest from these veteran musical theater stars that opened at the Ethel Barrymore Theater, Charles Isherwood writes.

A serious case of whiplash hovers as a distinct possibility throughout "An Evening With Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin," a concert performance and mutual lovefest from these veteran musical theater stars that opened on Monday night at the Ethel Barrymore Theater.

In the later, more personal poems, death hovers as a pale, uninvited angel around the edges of the poet's solitude; and in the political ones, it grows into something massive and inexorable - a universal fate willed by an America bent on making war.

"It's hard because if you look at the books, Snape really just sort of hovers, as a threat, more than actually does something," Kloves says.

Occasionally it hovers as much a half-inch above its next mission.

The director of photography, Robert Richardson, has an extraordinary knack of allowing physical structures to brood over us, in their solid mass, and yet to hover as ungraspably as a dream.

(In "Hollywood Ending" it was the land of smooth talk and big money.) This time, though, the golden West hovers as an attractive alternative, an escape from the enervating habits and connections that already, in his early 20's, threaten Jerry's sense of balance.

In the beginning of 2009, as the stock market continued to plunge and G.E. hovered as low as $5.87 a share, Mr. Immelt listened to presentations about its assets at a management retreat, where his thoughts began to crystallize.

Interaction Users must be able to perform mouse behaviors such as clicking, dragging and dropping, scrolling, and hovering as easily as with a mouse.

A hawkmoth (Family: Sphingidae) hovers at a flower as it sips nectar through a proboscis that is longer than its body.