In the show, President Obama was shown striding to a microphone at the White House, with the voiceover explaining that he was announcing sanctions against Russia.
Instead she is shown striding proudly around the marina in San Francisco, where she and Ayers holed up in the Seventies, evading the FBI alongside other 'freaks' and outlaws.
But the fact that the subject (who was a British naval officer) is shown striding along the seashore introduced a new kind of vigour into the tradition of English portraiture.
On the stage, a 20-piece swing band waited for its cue, while virtual curtains were pulled back on the cinema screen, and the first model was shown striding down the red carpet outside.
While Mr. Obama was shown striding across military tarmacs and inspecting troops standing at attention, Mr. McCain on Monday was seen being driven around in a golf cart by former President George Bush in the resort town of Kennebunkport, Me.
The film smoothly establishes the contrast between their awkward, impassioned idealism and the cynical machinery of the state; the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, the target of Pussy Riot's satire, is repeatedly shown striding down red carpets through applauding crowds while the arrested women are marched in and out courtrooms through news-media swarms.
"This (contract) agreement shows the strides we are making now that TSI is on board, and the bright future ahead for our club.
He recently signed to Loose Music (also home to Sturgill Simpson and Justin Townes Earle), and is set to release a record, Quite a Feelin', which shows the strides forward his work has made since his debut.
Council of Graduate Schools reports from 2007 to 2012 show impressive strides toward diversity.
But while women are living longer, it's unclear whether their wellbeing is showing comparable strides.
